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Or own a smart phone which we don't.
Bernie.

Maybe so Martin but who ever puts down a camp spot has phone coverage and it clearly does not (even with a smart arse phone) then there is something not right with those books. Just saying. Can find spots without a book anyway, it is called good old fashioned talking to people and info centres plus looking with your own eyes.

In our Camps book 6 the area we are staying in is marked as Mt Thirsty #311. In Chucks Camps book 7 this very same area is down as Lake Cowan & in Chucks book the Lake Cowan Area is listed as Mt Thirsty. . The correct one is Camps book 6 How do I know this you might ask the lady in the info centre said so

How in the world did you manage to get those rigs up there, let alone find space enough to 1) park 2) turn around and extracate???
You were actually parked on Mount Thirsty (camps6 311) over looking Lake Cowan (camps6 310) Did you find the grave site?

Another vote for wikki camps. Margaret has her tablet and looks for camp spots in the area we are in at the time and the little blue car on google maps shows where you are and how to get to the spot. we have found some great camp spots with a fly over on google satellite view as well

Yep! Wikicamps for us, too!

We have both & use both.

Shirley wrote:We have both & use both.

Ditto.

The book makes a great map to follow en route.

Wikicamps for us to.
Bob