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The Motor Camper’s Continental Range—The Consequent Need of
Provision for All Touring Emergencies—The Great Continental
Highways—East and West, Bankhead, Dixie, George Washington,
Lincoln, Old Trails, National Parks, Pikes Peak, Ocean to Ocean,
Old Spanish, Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt International, Park to
Park, Yellowstone—North and South, Atlantic, Dixie, Jackson, King,
Jefferson, Lee, Meridian, Mississippi Valley, Pacific, Pershing,
Puget Sound to Gulf—Also Many Others of Less Importance Listed and
Described—Description and Lists of National Parks and Forests,
State Parks and Forests and a Few Leading Municipal Camping Parks,
Followed in Next Chapter by a List of These Camp Sites Arranged
Alphabetically by States—Description of Methods in Vogue in
National Parks and Forests in Connection with Motor Campers, and
Provision Made for Their Comfort—The National Parks Listed—Dates of
Seasonal Opening of Various National Parks—State Parks and Forests
in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota,
Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin—The Most Striking Municipal Camping
Parks, Such as Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne, Wyoming,
Denver, and Alameda, California—Desirability of Attracting Motor
Campers.

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A List of About Two Thousand Camping Sites Arranged Alphabetically
by States—Municipal Camp Sites, State Camp Sites, and Camp Sites in
National Parks and Forests, Beginning with Alabama and Closing with
Wyoming—This List Indicates in Tabular Form the Facilities Offered
at Each Camp Site.