Boondocking at Walmart Stores Reviews: Is It Legit?

Is Boondocking at Walmart Stores Safe?

Boondocking at Walmart Stores appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Boondocking at Walmart Stores is 91/100.

This assessment is based on 168 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

92.5% of ratings point to a safe experience
5.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.5% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 159 App Store ratings for Boondocking at Walmart Stores.

Is Boondocking at Walmart Stores Legit?

Boondocking at Walmart Stores appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Boondocking at Walmart Stores is 95/100.

Based on 95 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Not Updated

Many Walmarts are not allowing overnight parking. I checked known Walmarts that no longer have overnight that I’ve used many times, but the app said yes it did. No update info from users to help guide and keep updated.

Ver handy app

I use this app when I’m on the road and all the campgrounds are full.

Walmart superstore #1971

The app states it is OK for overnight parking. This is not true. There’s signs all over the the entire parking lot Saying “Absolutely NO Semi Truck trailer or RV Parking!

Response from developer

At the bottom of each listing is a “location comment” button. Tap that button and send us your corrections about this location. If we don’t hear about a location update nothing changes.

Incorrect listings

Very helpful app but they forget to tell you the listings may not be inaccurate. They forget to tell you that the customer not the company is used to correct the listings. They don’t let you know that you can drive an hour and a half to a place and then find out it’s not available because it’s listed as being current and accurate. Why not tell your customers so that they are happier that the listings may or may not be current that the software is outsourced to the customer? Why not put a disclaimer where everyone can see it and encourage customers to update the information? I went to a Cabelas that was listed as being a place for BoonDocking. iIt was not. I went inside I asked the clerk she said Cabela’s does not own the parking lot and therefore cannot offer overnight camping. i’m assuming that Cabela’s has never owned the parking lot and has never allowed camping because they don’t have the authority so how did this listing get approved in the first place? How does a app like this get a 4.5 rating when it’s obviously a degraded and inaccurate listing and then blame the customer that they didn’t update the software or notify them?
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