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One of the most common questions I get asked as a full-time vehicle dweller is, "Where do you park at night?" I've lost track of how many times I've been asked that here in this group. So, I put together a list of 20 places where you can park and sleep overnight in your car. They are:
Walmart
Cracker Barrel
Commuter Lots / Park & Ride
24-Hour Gyms
Rest Areas & Welcome Centers
Hotels
Hospital Parking Lots
Car Dealerships & Auto Repair Shops
Industrial or Business Parks
Parking Garages
Casinos
Bureau of Land Management Areas (BLM)
Truck Stops
Churches
City Street Parking
Residential Neighborhoods & Apartment Complexes
Safe Parking Programs
Dispersed Free Camping & Paid Campgrounds
Home Depot / Lowe's
Your Worksite (for those who have a regular job)
I've been living out of my car for almost a year and have never gotten the knock. Preparation, planning, and a little bit of luck play a part in this. Feel free to visit my Substack blog to read the entire article. I hope this answers the question and helps out those who are contemplating living out of a vehicle.Â
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Very true, and if the grounds and rules are respected.