Woodall S 1983 North American Campground Directory

The 2011 Woodall’s North American Campground Directory has been completely updated from the 2010 edition, with over 300,000 changes and updates. Plus, 2011 marks Woodall’s 75th anniversary, and each copy of the North American Directory includes a commemorative edition mark and an entry form into Woodall’s 75th Anniversary Sweepstakes. The 2011 Edition includes complete listing information for over 14,000 locations including both public and privately owned campgrounds and RV parks. Woodall’s 2011 edition marks parks that meet our strict “green” criteria and now includes full color state and provincial maps for every state and province. Here’s what’s inside the 2011 edition: · Complete Green RVing information for campgrounds and RV parks · GPS coordinates and physical addresses for many campgrounds · Full color maps for every state and province · Over 14,000 locations · 75th Anniversary commemorative mark, plus an entry form to Woodall’s 75th Anniversary sweepstakes! · Exclusive Woodall’s “One-Tank Trips” editorial which features over 70 all-new RV trips for campers to enjoy · At-a-glance charts which tell if a campground welcomes big-rigs, is Internet-friendly (including wi-fi info) and allows pets · Privately-owned campgrounds are rated and inspected with Woodall’s strict 5W-5W rating system · Rules of the road for every state and province, plus special information for RVers crossing into Canada · Over 2000 pages cover the U.S., Mexico and Canada Campground and RV park listings include facility and recreation descriptions, including driving directions, camping fees, seasonality, full campground contact information, pet restrictions, site RV capacity, handicap accessibility, internet access at sites, and much more. It is the Campground Directory most commonly sold in Bookstores and camping retailers around the United States and Canada.

Includes all of the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Rates, locates, and describes privately and publicly operated campground and recreational vehicle parks having a minimum of ten spaces, in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.