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(More customer reviews)I was very excited when I first purchased this book. It had listings for nearly every campground and RV park imaginable. It seemed to be quite detailed in the information it provided. It was also generally organized by geographic area.
As I began to use the book, however, I realized that it painted an incomplete picture of most campgrounds. In particular, one often gets little or no information about the beauty and amenities of the campground from reading the listing. This was especially true as to the RV Park listings. On several occasions, I planned to stay at a park, and then drove on after seeing it first-hand.
Let's face it. Some campgrounds and RV parks are cleaner, nicer, more beautiful, more private etc. than others. That's why Woodalls has a rating system that takes these amenities into account. Unfortunately, for most campgrounds, Pacific Northwest Camping gives little discussion of how pleasant the campground is to stay in. In particular, for RV parks, it is important to know whether you will find a glorified parking lot or a nicely landscaped park.
Don't get me wrong. The book is very complete and often very helpful. However, I only use it in conjunction with other reference sources.
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Now in a completely revamped format for easier navigation, Foghorn Outdoors Pacific Northwest Camping -- written by award-winning author Tom Stienstra -- lists thousands of campsites throughout Oregon and Washington. This authoritative book brings the great outdoors within easy reach for campers of any level, and provides a wide array of locations. Foghorn Outdoors Pacific Northwest Camping helps outdoor enthusiasts choose their own adventure, whether they are camping on Oregon's coast at Cape Perpetua to watch whales on their northern or southern migrations; fishing (and enjoying the serenity) at Fish Lake, at the headwaters of the Cle Elum River in Washington's Alpine Lakes Wilderness; or picking a campsite for a quick weekend getaway 10 minutes from either Seattle or Portland. Each campsite is rated on a scale of 1 to 10 for scenic beauty, and the easy-to-use icons reveal a wealth of information, including the resources and amenities available, whether pets are allowed, if there are power hook-ups for RV's, if fresh water is available or needs to be brought in, and much more. Including information on fees, reservation services, helpful websites and full contact information for all locations, Foghorn Outdoors Pacific Northwest Camping is a must-have for enjoying the outdoors.
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