camping book @ ExplorOz

AnswerID: 100863 Submitted: Wednesday, Mar 02, 2005 at 20:38

Al & Mrs Al (Vic) replied:

hi Old Baz

try Camps Australia Wide...

www.campsaustraliawide.com

cheers

Lyn

"Life isn't measured by the breaths you take but by the things that take your breath away"

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AnswerID: 100907 Submitted: Wednesday, Mar 02, 2005 at 23:03

westernbelle.com - camping australia.

i think i've also recently seen another comprehensive list of rest areas and free stops on someone els's website, but can't remember which one. If i think of it, i will post again.

I would be interested in finding out where you CAN'T free camp. We've found great spots in most places we've been, but from various posts it seems areas like Uluru and other central NT places free camping is a no-no.

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AnswerID: 100935 Submitted: Thursday, Mar 03, 2005 at 08:05

Member - Craig M (NSW) replied:

Hi,
Campsaustralia wide is the book.
He is currently in the process of getting edition no 3 out and it will include the Hemma Atlas as part of it as well, and he is also adding photos or doing another book with photo listings of all the sites.
So dont bother with no2 wait for the new one. Bigger and better. (and probably dearer)

Excellent book though.

Cheers

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FollowupID: 359186 Submitted: Saturday, Mar 05, 2005 at 01:25

Stuart posted:

Any guess at a publication date? Thanks

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FollowupID: 359200 Submitted: Saturday, Mar 05, 2005 at 09:02

Member - Craig M (NSW) posted:

Hi,
Here is the info from his website.
The Third Edition is on its way! BIGGER and BETTER than ever - over 3,000 sites, 400 pages in full colour, including the complete Hema Road Atlas. Due for release in April 2005.

Watch this space for details of Camps 3 and CampsSnaps - our new companion book of over 1700 photos of campsites taken during our 15 month, 60,000 km field research trip.

So just check back at his website closer to April.

Cheers

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AnswerID: 100938 Submitted: Thursday, Mar 03, 2005 at 08:14