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Re jay, You do realize you are in your own unit with a lock on the door. Also the advantage of an RV is if it doesn’t feel right walk up to the front seat and drive away. It is 100% safer than a deserted area. These people are putting the offer out there it is your decision to accept or ignore. Shady people don’t usually want exposure which is what they are getting. From my experience more potential for an incident in a Walmart than a driveway. Just my 2 cents.
The question that comes to mind for me regarding “Boondockers Welcome”, is how you have assured your customers that it is safe? How well are your site owners vetted? I’m guessing not at all.
You wrote:
“It’s called Boondockers Welcome – Be My Guest RV Parking where you can stay in a host’s driveway for free, and it’s safe and legal.”
While it may be legal, I invite you to convince me that it is safe.
I am sorry Jaye I don’t agree with you. There comes a time in life when you just have to take a chance – however saying that I would assume everyone using this service does some checking and I think it’s an awesome way to travel and meet other people. I used to operate a B & B and invited complete strangers into my home daily. The only thing that happened was I met some very nice people and many became my friends.
Having said the above you have to go with your own comfort level and each of us must do what we are comfortable with. Personally I like the idea but respect your concerns.
Carol Ann