RV Travel Guidebooks

[Raining Star]

My wife is more comfortable with the thought of having a guidebook to look through, as opposed to surfing the web or using a phone app. Anyone have a good recommendation of a current guidebook we should consider?

[TN Blondie]

Where are you going? What are you doing?

I've personally got the Mountain Directory West (comes in East version as well) for our trip Memphis to Custer to Seattle to Yellowstone NP to Arches NP to Pikes Peak Colorado to Memphis later this year. Other than that, we're researching now and using our phones on the way.

[denochs]

Check out "The Next Exit" if you are traveling interstate highways and want to know what is at each exit relevant to rving.

Dave

[PyrateSilly]

We have found a lot of good info on things and places at the states welcome centers.
Other than that you can look here for some ideas on books
Amazon.com: rv parks and campgrounds: Books
or
RV Directories, Books, Manuals & Games - PPL Motor Homes
or
RV bookstore - the world's largest online RV bookstore

[Doggy Daddy]

Many times listening to the radio, viewing tv or while reading a magazine, I come across photos and stories of places of interest. So I maintain a file by State and City of places and people I want to see or visit in the future so not to forget or have regrets later. Then I hylight my state maps of these locations of interest to readily identify places along and near my primary travel route.