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Free Camping.


Hi All, and Happy New Year.

We are departing Mandurah, WA next week on the "Big Lap", heading east; and for 12 months.

Over the last 18 months we have done 45,000.00 kms in our travels, mostly WA, NT and Vic.

We have been using "Wikicamps" for C/ps and places to stay for our travels. 

My question is: Is there a better "App", "Book", for free camping - Australia wide?

Looking forward to your replies.

Regards.

Hetho



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NO in a word.

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Camps Australia wide has more listings than Wiki

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Camps Australia is good but I use Wiki for more information plus a lot is up to date with photos. Costs about $8 I think.

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Wiki more up to date Camps only come out every 2 year and have found some site are out of date the day it's released .

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I got an abridged version of what appears to be the free camps from Camps8 for Christmas. Called Make Trax from AFN Fishing and Outdoors and has $19.99 on it. www.afn.com.au

I have Camps8 and Wikicamps and have not used Camps8 since I got Wkikcamps.



-- Edited by RustyD on Tuesday 2nd of January 2018 05:27:05 PM

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Camps 9 is the most current book but you can always go on line and update any Camps version Free www.campsaustraliawide.com/camps-9-books/

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Thank you all who have replied.

We have been using "Wiki" and find it great, however, someone mentioned to my Daughter that there was a better option!

I will continue with "Wiki" and appreciate all your input.

Thanks again.

Regards.

Hetho.

 



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The "Camps" series of books do not have caravan parks in them.

I got caught thinking that if I bought camp 9 then my co pilot could read and select while we were driving.
I had to buy Caravan Parks as well.

Wiki is so much easier and a hell of a lot cheaper.

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Hi Geoff.

Yes, I agree with you.

Thanks for the reply.

Regards.

Hetho



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And the better option?



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I think the best two apps are WikiCamps and CMCA-GeoWiki



-- Edited by Dave+Addy on Wednesday 3rd of January 2018 12:55:16 PM

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We used Camps books to datalig our journy . It goes well with Wiki . Also like a daiary for future references .,

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