| Summary |
Annotation <div>Whether you're looking for recreation or relaxation,Camping Washington will help you find the ideal spot to pitch your tent, park your trailer, or hook up your RV. This no-nonsense guidebook includes detailed descriptions of nearly 400 public campgrounds, all accessible by passenger vehicle. Packed with information on location, hookups, facilities, activities, reservations, and more, it features everything from RV parks with every modern convenience to sylvan sites managed by the national, state, city, and county parks; national forests; state wildlife areas; Bureau of Land Management; and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Simple maps and charts will aid you in your search for the perfect campsite. So whether you're headed for the rain forests of the Olympic Peninsula or the rugged beaches of the coast, the alpine meadows of the Cascades or the sprawling prairie of the Palouse, you will definitely want to take along Camping Washington.<br /><br />Editorial note: The map of the Coastal/Rain Forest region on page 14 is in error, being a reprint of the overview map on page 12.<br /></div> |
