Sure you can’t

We are in Las Vegas to have some work done at a Freightliner dealer on the chassis of our RV. Freightliner assured us they had a place for us to park overnight at their facility. And they do. But, we would be the only RV parked in an industrial area which didn’t feel safe to us. The guy there told Dave other customers had parked at a nearby casino.

So we called The Cannery, the closest casino to Freightliner, and asked if they allow overnight RV parking there. They said, yes.

So, we drove to the casino, parked in their oversized vehicle lot, put down our levelers and ran out the one slide we need to get to the bed. Then we went into the casino and talked to security. The guy at the security desk turned his camera around until he found our RV and said we’d be fine there as long as we didn’t set out chairs or a BBQ and he’d tell the patrols not to bother us. So we put some money in their machines, ate in their restaurant, and retired to the RV for the night.

About 10 p.m. the security patrol came banging on our door. He said we couldn’t stay there. We assured him we’d received permission by phone before we came and we’d checked in with the security desk and been told we were fine. He didn’t like it. He said we’d have to pull in our slide so it wouldn’t look like we were camping there. We told him the desk guy had checked us out and said we were fine.

So, we stayed the rest of the night but don’t try this at home. And don’t believe everything you are told.

TTYL,

Linda

By the way, we were not the only RV in the lot that night.