[YouNeverKnow]

We have guests coming for a couple of nights that have a 5th wheel.
Is there somewhere by the Villages where they could park it for the two nights that they are here?

[jnieman]

Originally Posted by Former Michiganders

We have guests coming for a couple of nights that have a 5th wheel.
Is there somewhere by the Villages where they could park it for the two nights that they are here?

I don't know for positive, but check with Recreation Plantation on 466 near Rolling Acres road.

[ladylilly]

Unless things have changed just recently, there is in effect a 72 hour limit for on the street parking of RV's, boats, large trucks, etc...So I would think your friends could park in front of your place without any problems. Almost all infractions are complaint driven.

[casita37]

You might check with Walmart. I don't know if they still offer it, but they used to let travelers park their RV's in the parking lot, at no charge. No idea what restrictions, if any.

I remember the first time I saw all the RV's, I thought there must be a "show" of some sort, then learned it's a service they offer.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by ladylilly

Unless things have changed just recently, there is in effect a 72 hour limit for on the street parking of RV's, boats, large trucks, etc...So I would think your friends could park in front of your place without any problems. Almost all infractions are complaint driven.

Am I Allowed To Keep A Recreational Vehicle, Truck Or Trailer In My Driveway?
Yes. These vehicles are allowed to be in a driveway for a period of 72 hours.

Village Community Development Districts

[SantaClaus]

I can vouch for Recreation Plantation, it's a nice place to stay. I think backing a 5er into an average TV driveway might prove a bit challenging. I'd never leave my rv unattended in a walmart lot overnight. Evil doers knock on those doors pretending to be looking for handouts. No answer is an invitation to an overnight break in. IMO.