Enid Walmart Supercenter

After being told by an employee is was ok to stay, a woman knocked on our door and said we needed to ‘move along.’  We are traveling cross country, and have out of state plates.  We have stayed in this location years past, always just a quick overnight.  We always make sure to do business with the store, as well.  She ‘assumed’ we were homeless, and treated us very disrespectfully.  First time ever being treated this way in all our years of vacation travels.  We don’t put anything outside of our trailer, and always leave the area better than we find it (we usually end up collecting trash upon arrival.)  She didn’t care that we did business, and stocked up our supplies in her store, either.  I will not bother stopping here again.  Also, we were not the only overnighters, just the only customers that she chose to discriminate against. 

Good overnight..lots of RVs..park in front lot by grocery door..very safe

There was an assistant manager who apparently concerned that we had been there too long. (We did not stay there over 24 hours. We had been back and forth to and from different places in the area.), contacted us under the guise of a health and welfare check; regardless of the fact that we had been there less than 24 hours. 

As a side note on a different subject, this is the only store that checks water refills quite closely on their Primo Refill program. Many of the cashiers do not know what they're doing with it. This is the only Walmart where I had seen such scrutiny on their filtered water products, along with people who have very little training in this area, (no fault of the less experienced cashiers).

 All Walmart stores I have been to have been no problem.