Which books and/or apps for trip planning?
If you had to pick 3-4 RVing reference books to add to your "trip planning" library, which would you get and why? Also, are there any apps that you use for your trip planning. i.e. Bridge height...
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I have the laminated Rand Mcnally Trucker's atlas. Strange, but it was cheaper in a Loves then thru Amazon. Laminated so it will last longer and so I can use a dry erase pen to map my route. If you are worried about height, just stay on the yellow highlighted roads. Also contains a state by state listing of low bridges (Texas is the big winner in this category).
I use rvparkreviews.com - it has not let me down yet.
I also have the Allstays CG guide app, RVparky app, Woodalls app, National Geographic National Parks app, RecGovCamp app, and the Passport to your National Parks app.
I plan my on-line route using MS Streets and Trips, which is now defunct. I like it a lot.
I am a Good Sams member so I bought the CG guide for cheap - $7.00 I think.
There are books for Corps of Engineers and Forest Service CGs, and state apps for state parks.
I full time, so I maybe go a little overboard on this stuff.
I use rvparkreviews.com - it has not let me down yet.
I also have the Allstays CG guide app, RVparky app, Woodalls app, National Geographic National Parks app, RecGovCamp app, and the Passport to your National Parks app.
I plan my on-line route using MS Streets and Trips, which is now defunct. I like it a lot.
I am a Good Sams member so I bought the CG guide for cheap - $7.00 I think.
There are books for Corps of Engineers and Forest Service CGs, and state apps for state parks.
I full time, so I maybe go a little overboard on this stuff.
