Sorta "Poll" - Your Three Most Useful RV/Camping Books

Woodall/Trailer Life directory. A good road Atlas. Haven't seen any others I felt I needed.
B.O.

None. Internet only. Used to pack an Atlas but it hasn't been used in years.

books? we usually go for the electronic versions. in no partcular order...

- Trailer Life Campground Directory
- Rand McNally Trucker’s Road Atlas
- East & West Mountain Directories

I live in Southern MN and I am just a weekend camper that doesn't go far from home. The only book I have is one called "County Parks Of Minnesota". I have used to check out which parks I would like to go to.

Otherwise I use the internet for everything else.

I agree, I no longer use books. I am a reader, but I use a Kindle for that. I use Google, RVParkReviews, different forums that I belong to in order to find campgrounds and reviews of them. I use google maps and waze for directions.

I still like paper maps, does that count?

For the people that only use the internet, What about when you don't have service? Last time I was in North Dakota and Montana, we had more time without internet and with it.

goducks10 wrote:
None. Internet only. Used to pack an Atlas but it hasn't been used in years.

Same here. With everything available on my phone, we don't carry any books but then again, we rarely stray out of state.

BarabooBob wrote:
For the people that only use the internet, What about when you don't have service? Last time I was in North Dakota and Montana, we had more time without internet and with it.

Out last big trip was from Oregon up to WA then over to Montana, down through Idaho. We had reservations for the 1st few nights and our stay at GNP. After that we winged it for the next week. Never had an issue looking stuff up or the wife doing the Google maps thing.

Yes we've been without the net out on the road but it's never long enough during the day that we haven't been able to get a signal and check out what ever we need to.

Books? Haven't seen any that peaked my interest except the trucker's atlas