long time tent campers new 179!

Mark & Beth, I thought I had lost my 1st edition and bought the second edition by Giordano, thinking it was an upgrade, but the Giordano book is a different book and really not up to snuff. Thankfully, I found the Judd book, and passed the other on to my cousin.

The only problem you might find with the Judd-CAMPING WASHINGTON book would be with the fact that a very few of the rated campgrounds may have closed over the years. To me it is an outstanding book for info on camping my state. There is, though , no internet info in the book. Ratings, phone #'s, size restrictions,hook up info, location directions, and campground descriptions abound. Hey M&B you DO live a long ways away to get much use out of this book, though!

Nice! Hope you have a great trip. There's a ton of wonderful stuff to see/experience between your area and my beach abode. Plan wisely, as the best spots get pretty crowded out here in the summer. Don't be afraid to P/M down the road if you need any specific WA State info.

Hi Camper Bob- thank you for sharing your experience with the Tahoe. I keep doing research on tow vehicle options and just today we were looking at the hybrid versions of the Tahoe and Yukon. Does anyone have experience using a hybrid to tow an rpod?