No comments about All About Ashland: A Guide to the Oregon Shakespearean Festival and Southern Oregon.

No comments about Oregon Off the Beaten Path, 7th (Off the Beaten Path Series).

No comments about Rand Mcnally Streets of Bend & Redmond, Oregon (Rand McNally Streets Of...).

No comments about Atomic Marbles & Branding Irons: A Guide to Museums, Collections, and Roadside Curiosities in Washington and Oregon.

No comments about Oregon IV.

No comments about On the Fly Guide to the Northwest: The 40 best Flyfishing Waters of Oregon and Washington (On the Fly Guide To...).

1 comments about Oregon's Outback: An Auto Tour Guide to Southeast Oregon.

1. This guidebook provides the road traveler with a wealth of information for a very unique area of Oregon, its southeastern area. Six tours are offered in the guidebook; Hart Mountain, Steens Mountain Loop, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Jordan Valley Area, Alvord Desert Loop, and Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge. When I think of Oregon, I think of the coast and the wet climate. Oregon's southeast is a drier climate and most of the tour areas described in the book are located inside of the Great Basin. The book has route maps, detailed mileage markers, offers side trips information and hiking suggestions. Whether you are looking for hot springs, scenic vistas, historical sites, quaint towns and animal and plant life, I think you should pick up a copy of the guidebook, get in your motor vehicle, and check out this ecologically diverse side of Oregon.

No comments about The Wagon Trains of '44: A Comparative View of the Individual Caravans in the Emigration of 1844 to Oregon (American Trails Series).

No comments about In full view: A true and accurate account of Lewis and Clark's arrival at the Pacific Ocean, and their search for a winter camp along the lower Columbia River.

2 comments about The Campground Guide: Oregon/Washington Edition.

1. This was one of the worst purchases I have ever made. If I had looked at it in a bookstore, I never would have bought it. It is nothing more than a list, with a few scarce details of each campground. Granted, it lists every campground. But there is no way to distinguish betwen the very good and the very terrible, the details are so minimal. I am not always a fan of the review systems other books use, but at least most of them tell you why they like or dislike a location, and you can weigh those opinions in your decision of where to camp. This book tells you virtually nothing. I have looked up campgrounds I know very well. Not only do I not recognize them based on the descriptions, I can not find any reasons that I would choose them over any other campground. Save your money! Buy something else, ANYTHING else.



2. Don't buy this if you are looking for a tour book. This is a campground guide. The guide includes 471 Free Campgrounds. If you want to know where to see the sights...Don't buy this. But if you want to know where you can park your R.V. or put up a tent...then this is the book for you. Simple maps, easy to read.