Pacific Northwest Camping: The Complete Guide to More Than 45,000 Campsites for Rvers, Car Campers, and Tenters in Washington and Oregon

by Tom Stienstra

Provides information on facilities, regulations, fees, reservations, wheelchair access, recreation, and local points of interest

Genres: Reference, Travel, Outdoors, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

Tom Stienstra is America’s most traveled and best-known outdoorsman, and now has broke new ground with his new crime novel set around the music industry, "The Sweet Redemption, An Inspector Korg Mystery."
Music . . . Money . . . Murder . . . Before writing this book, Tom met with homicide inspectors, rock stars and other specialists that helped bring the story to life, so you get the real insider's view of these worlds.
Tom is best known as the outdoors writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, and in 2008, won first place for best outdoors column in America. He is America’s first Back Country Sportsman of the Year, and the only two-time National Outdoor Writer of the year.
His books have sold more than 1 million copies. His television show on CBS/CW won first place as America’s best outdoor recreation show, and his radio show won first place in 2010 for best environmental feature show in America. As a photographer, he won first place in America in 2011 for best outdoors feature image.
Tom has hiked 25,000 miles, caught world-record fish, led dozens of expeditions and taken part in all phases of the outdoor experience. He was the fourth living member inducted into the California Outdoors Hall of Fame.
Tom can be reached at TomStienstra.com, where signed copies of first edition print run of The Sweet Redemption are available, and all of his books, and at tstienstra@sfchronicle.com. He posts a daily Twitter feed at @StienstraTom

Reviews

[Jeannine]

I have to update this book with my notes from the 1998 edition. Deciding whether to move the stray pine needles in the creases from first book to the next. The first book 656 pages and new edition 797 pages. Thinner pages because they are still approximately the same size. I love the way this book is mapped out.

[Renee]

Great info on campgrounds and campsites in Oregon and Washington.

[Kodiaksm]

Great reference for selecting camping and hiking locations. I am looking forward to the 2010 release.

[Shelton TRL]

I really love this book. It lists easy-to-read campsites in the Northwest.With icons noting activites and facilities at or near the camp ground.

[Eric]

Great for planning camping and family outings.