RV Vacations (Outdoor Adventure Guide)

What an amazing book!! we are planning a trip and most of the places in this book we are staying. what a wealth of knowledge packed into one book..

Love Jeremy and Stephanie’s books. This one is great for a broad overview and highlights in each locale. Took it on a recent trip and loved their suggestions. Glad it’s in our book arsenal for trip planning.

I bought the book thinking it was the "how to" of RV travel. It's a great vacation location guide, but I wanted the little secrets of RVing since I have never done yet. Wanted to know about packing, traveling, table/chair vs. dinette, how things don't fall over in pantry, WiFi availability, picking the right RV for me, etc. Will look for that type of book too. I will use this travel book later when I learn all the basics.

Another great book from Jeremy and Stephanie!!

A good book but I wouldn't considerate a great book

Recommended by Janine Pettit, Girl Camper, to read this book. It's wonderful. Gives great advice, and having been to ( or lived near and visited) many of the locations in the book, it is spot on. Next year planning on visiting more of the locations in the book, and their advice is going to be extremely useful. If you listen to their podcasts via RVFTA , you know that Jeremy and Stephanie are camping gurus. You won't be disappointed with this book.

GREAT Book! Really happy with this RV vacation guide. I've listened to the authors podcasts and decided to try this book, glad I did.They've covered the destinations in a concise informative format. Pictures, maps, places to see if your itineraries last a week or three.Favorite picks for Restaurants, Attractions, campgrounds and suggestions on what time of year to go. Hope you offer a second bookwith emphasis with more west coast destinations.

I think that considering the number of locations covered this is a great guide. Used on my recent trip to Mount Rushmore and the advice about getting there early for photos was spot on. Also took their advice about Custer State Park, which was the highlight of the trip. Will have this on my Kindle for my next trip...

One thing is good about this guide: the name!!!! I really felt like an idiot when I started reading it. If you need information or basics about RVing, just don't buy it. If you already know about the subject, of course you won't buy. Not value for the money, for the CO2 released producing and shipping it, and of course for the time spent trying to figure out value and writing evaluation about how bad it is.It does not contain even basic technical information help about how to run or operate an RV, no diagrams about basic stuff you need to know.About the route suggestions.... really basic (basic places to eat or stay - actually they only suggest two o three of each).Maps are really bad - no subtitles, low definition, no references (even no north). Just google maps and places...Really sad, probably the couple just copied and pasted all info from other people's effort.