Motorcycle Camping Made Easy

by Bob Woofter, Bob Woofer

More and more riders are learning the benefits of motorcycle camping as the sport gains in popularity in the U.S. It's one of the best ways to enjoy nature on vacation, and it's definitely better than holding up in a fleabag motel. This book is loaded with practical information to help you enjoy this wonderful experience. It covers the basics of evaluating your bike for load-carrying capacity, how to use and where to buy camping gear, planning and packing for the trip, cooking at a campfire, and much more. It even features a directory of motorcycle-only campgrounds in the U.S. It's a good reference guide for this great way to travel.

Genres: Nonfiction, Travel

128 pages, Paperback

First published August 25, 2002

Reviews

[Jared Osborne]

A concise and informative book on how to take your love of camping and scale it down to just two wheels.

[Tracy M]

Very helpful guide. Would be nice if there was a strictly Canadian version. This one is very Americanized for the info (locale staying/site seeing). ~ will be beneficial should we ever border hop for a trip though.

[Matt]

Although centred around North America, it's very a good introduction in how to prepare for camping off the back of a motorcycle.

[George Williams]

I have read and re-read this and always find refreshing new things. Good read for any one interested in packing light and camping well.