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I presume you mean up the Sturt and left at Katherine. You might also mean up the Tanami and across through Kintore :))

Need more information

sorry didnt explain up to alice, kakadu / litchfield then across to broome making my way back down the west coast and back to melbourne

Camps 4 Australia has camp sites, pictures of them all, or most anyhow along with good quality Hema Road maps so it's an all in one.

Get a Garmin GPS, then you'll have all the Camping spots, torist sites, Toilets, Driver Reviver,Motorist Rest Areas in Qld
Speed/Redlight Cam warnings, ATMs,Caravan Pks, Restuarants, car repair/Dealers, Chemists, Hospitals,Fuel, and 1000s more, for all the towns you visit there will be some type of information at your figer tips not to mention a map that will guide you through unfamiliar towns and cities.

Check your options here

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Hema do a road atlas which is pretty good. One version has common 4wd tracks as well. These mark camping sites. There is a book I saw at the camping show that had all the alternate accomodation (ie free or gold coin donation to RFDS or similar) around Australia. I forget the name but it was at the RAA stand so most Auto clubs would have it. You do need to check as the maps can have errors and places close. This goes for the GPS as well. We have both. I find the map more useful for planning and GPS for navigation enroute. If you are on a budget I would go the map and book. Quite a bit cheaper than a GPS. The map and book are probably ~$100 I think it would be a struggle to get a good GPS for that. I suspect the difference would buy a fridge or a hell of a lot of meals/kids entertainment etc.

Steve

AG10, re the book that Notso referred to... you should be able to obtain a copy at any decent newsagent or bookstore. Or google it for more info.

The full title is " Camps Australia Wide 4th Edition" by Phil Proctor.
Get the spiral bound version.

Cheers
Himble

G'day,

for your gig, I guess campsaustraliawide

you may be able to find it easily in the shop on this website too.

have fun.

AG10



Camps 4 has most camps sites and GPS coordinates.

I do not use paper maps anymore. Have got Natmap Premium and HEMA and use these on my laptop and my PDA GPS.

All the Camp 4 sites are waypoints in my GPS.



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