While traveling there are several options for stopping for the night.  Wal-mart parking lots, Cracker Barrel Restaurant parking lots, Flying J & other truck stops are gracious enough to allow free parking and works well for just a night’s sleep.

If you utilize one of these “free” methods of parking “overnight” please make sure it’s “overnight” and don’t “camp out” at these locations.  If RVers abuse these gracious hosts by using their lots as a campground we will soon find out they have restricted us from parking, so use common sense and courtesy and move on after your night of parking.  If you have more time and would like to stop at a private or state/national park you will need to stop earlier and be prepared for a camping fee which will usually range between $15-$30 dollars per night.

State Parks or National Parks usually have a more natural setting, with God made amenities and are less expensive, but don’t have all the man-made amenities of private parks such as dumps, electricity on every site, cable hookup, etc.  You can purchase a Campground Directory at RV stores or book stores which lists all the campgrounds around the country.  You can also access most types of campgrounds on the internet.

Also, keep in mind that the AGM Headquarters in Dayton, TN, and the AGM property in Seffner, FL, have facilities for campers (hook-ups) which can be used by AGM missionaries while traveling or between fair dates.