Touring Atlas

One of the various permutations of Hema road atlas.
You can get small , large, very large, wire wound etc.
Regards Philip A

Peter,
This thread which was posted on Monday covers what you want to know.

Cheers,

Val

We have found the Hema Easy Read road and 4WD Atlas pretty good. This large format version is easy to use and enough map size for most purposes. Still need to use more detailed maps when off the beaten track.

BUT BEWARE Camps Australia Wide is not the "Ultimate Guide" that it proclaims itself to be. Upon discovering that there were campgrounds that were not listed we asked questions and it appears that they only get listed if a fee is paid by the campground! Ultimate Guide? I don't think so.

It would seem that the publishers not only charge a very high purchase price for the book but they also gain income from the campgrounds listed. And several campgrounds that we selected were the better and cheaper than the listed competitors. Probably cheaper because they don't fork out for expensive advertising.

An NRMA/RACV or whatever caravan park guide is a nice and cheap supplement to Camps Australia 5 .
IMHO most commercial caravan parks are not included in Camps Australia which is primarily aimed at those tightwads who would rather camp next to a refrigerated road train with the fridge going all night than pay 20bucks.
Regards Philip A

Hema- Spiral bound !!

Hi Peter,

You might want to look at the Road Atlases section on the ExplorOz Online Shop as we have some great ones available.