Where Should We Camp Next?: A 50-State Guide to Amazing Campgrounds and Other Unique Outdoor Accommodations (RV or Camping Trip Planning Guide for a Family-Friendly Budget-Conscious Vacation)

As avid campers during the summer and fall, this book opened up all sorts of possibilities for future trips for our family. With multiple options in each state, this expansive wealth of knowledge is helpful and should accompany every camper on their travels.

Given as a gift to someone newly retired - looks like they have lots of options for the next few years.

There are some wonderful camping places in this book. Thank you for writing it. I enjoyed reading through it. I do have plans too go to some of these places.

My husband and I enjoy camping and as we branch out to other places this book gave us alot of good ideas for places to go

We've camped for years, and owned a couple of different campers. But due to work and other commitments, we've never done any long trips. When our kids were still home and we camped frequently, we would just find a state park or whatever and go for 3-4 days. Now retirement approaches, and we are hoping to do some longer trips, so this book looked perfect. But it is oriented toward people who are novelty campers-- they list many campgrounds that provide luxury sheets and towels, and have lots of activities and amenities. We already own much-loved and battered fishing gear and campfire cookout gear, etc. We don't need lessons or activities directors. I'm not a big fan of the term "roughing it" but I guess that's what we want, and there weren't many campgrounds in this book that fit that category. We may end up trying a few of the places they list just to see what we think, so I'm not returning it, but if you're looking to really go camping, this is not very helpful. I really miss Woodall's.

We’re using it on our trips :-)

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Love this book! Lots of great places listed. I'm looking forward to trying them!