Moon West Coast RV Camping: The Complete Guide to More Than 2,300 RV Parks and Campgrounds in Washington, Oregon, and California

My husband and I have been using this book for 3 seasons now and we both absolutely love it. We look for certain things at our campsites e.g. hiking and biking and it's a great guide. Pricing we don't worry about, we get current rates off the net but this is great for descriptions etc. Hasn't let us down yet and in fact we've also now purchased more moon camping guides as a direct result of our satisfaction with this one.

es sind nicht alle RV Parks drinnen, die Beschreibungen sind gut. Die Handhabung wenn man seine Rute plant ist ein wenig mühsam.

We did not agree with the rating in some instances, but it was still extremely useful to have all the places and their amenities listed and we successfully found our way through 16 days RVing in California with this.

I've got a few different RV travel books for the Western USA, and while they all generally contain the same type of information, the structure of the book and content can make all the difference in the world. The veritable "phone book" that is the Good Sam campsite/RV park directory is a staple for finding a place if you know the name or location, but to compare/contrast different campsites a more dynamic book is necessary.In my case, I wanted a book that could highlight all the campsites by region, along with a consistent format for amenities, restrictions, and specs for each site (including some subjective features such as scenery). This book absolutely meets the requirement. The write up for each camp site is laid out just like the one before, so it is possible to quickly scan the sites in a region to filter out those that (for instance) do not accomodate RVs any larger than 30 feet.A word of advice though: Tom's notation for maximum length of RV in any given site are not necessarily accurate--more of a recommendation as it turns out. I've found a few camp sites (run by US Forest Service or BLM) that will allow a significantly larger RV than what this book shows. I believe the book takes into account ease of access, turn arounds, road quality and convenience, which (in fairness) will limit the size of RV some folks will want to comfortably park in a campsite. So my recommendation is that if you find your perfect camp site/RV park in the book, call them or look them up online to see if your big rig will fit. Since this book has the phone and website listed for the location(if applicable), the homework's done for you!Overall, still the best book I've seen on the topic for folks who are looking to screen down the thousands of campsites out there for the one that's just right.

Not what I expected eanted more maps sights to see etc