Washington & Oregon: A Guide for Campers Who Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud Portable Stereos

Love the information in this book, hate the way the table of contents and map is set up. Very confusing and hard to find what you are looking for when you have to flip back and forth between a map, find the map number in the table of contents and THEN you can find your page number...why not just put the page number on the map? It's annoying.

this is a great book to piggy back the good ole foghorn pac nw series on hiking/camping. the tents sites are very spread out in this book(which has good & bad points) we love the premise of this book and keep it in the car next to our favorite (foghorn)!!

This book saved me from spending my vacation in motels. I was driving around Oregon on a Saturday morning last August wondering where on earth I would find a campground that wasn't full. I checked the book and sure enough it listed some beautiful but not so well known sites. The directions were easy to follow and I found a place to camp for the weekend. The descriptions of the two places I camped at matched the book exactly. I'll never travel in the Pacific Northwest again without taking this book along.