Hot Springs of the USA!

As a fellow RVer I wrote RV Check to provide checklists to plan successful and safe RV experiences. Standard checklists cover various aspects of a trip. INCLUDED LISTS:- Masters for a Short Trip Master, Extended Trip, Maintenance ToDo- Standard Checklists for: Arrive At Site, Depart From Site, Winterization, First Aid Kit- Additional Checklists: Buying an RV, Where Is It (a Sample List of where items are stored), or Create Your Own Checklists OTHER KEY FEATURES:- Minimal learning required and Help Screens- Record multiple destinations/booking information and then display on a map or satellite view - Add, Delete, or Change lists and items/groups from any of the lists- Copy/Paste groups across & within checklists- Add a Quantity, Priority or Weight (Lb/Ounces or Kg/Grams) to any item- Move checklists To/From your PC in .CSV format- Backup & Restore plus sharing capabilities As a team of one and retired your continued guidance on future versions is greatly appreciated Hope this app makes life a little easier

• rating 4.8

• size 4.2 MB

Find only campgrounds that accept tents and do it with or without internet service. Stop taking detours around RV only parks. Email: [email protected] for a fast reply.

• rating 4.4

• size 25.4 MB

Wheres the closest RV Dump station at a campground, a rest area, a truck stop, a water treatment plant?RV Dumps knows these things. And you can easily know too. We added thousands of places like waste water treatment plants, dealerships, gas stations, public places, storage places and stores.

• size 19.0 MB

Your treasure map to Oregons finest swimming holes. Adapted from Relan Colleys top rated field guide, Oregons Swimming Holes brings back the authors insightful and lively picture of swimming in nature for another generation to enjoy. The tabular information listings include the following: Rating a subjective assessment of the swimming hole on a scale of 0 to 10, where 10 is the best and anything below 5 is not included; Location the land ownership unit (national, state, municipal or private) where the swimming hole is located; Water quality a thumbnail water description (fair, good, excellent) based on visual observations and published data, and including transparency, the single most useful gauge of water quality; Vital Statistics includes the approximate maximum width or acreage of the swimming hole, approximate maximum depth, current speed (light, moderate, swift), summer temperature reading, amount of aquatic growth, bottom composition and an estimate of use (light, moderate, heavy); Setting a characterization of the terrain, vegetation, elevation, and amount of litter in the area of the swimming hole; Minimum swimming skill (Swim skill) a rough suggestion of the level of swimming skill required to safely enjoy the swimming hole in the following terms: low (okay for kids who can swim a little and for other weak swimmers), moderate (for competent swimmers who may not be fully comfortable with all outdoor swimming hazards), strong (for highly skilled and conditioned swimmers able to cope comfortably with all hazards associated with rapid current, cross current, turbulence, cold, size and the like); Amenities includes the availability of established camping, drinking water and toilets close to the swimming hole; Entry fee indicates whether there is an entry or parking fee or not;

• size 21.6 MB

The US Federal Governments owns nearly 650 million acres of land - almost 30 percent of the land area of the United States. These are lands that are held for all Americans. And we of course can make no guarantees as to the accuracy of the maps provided by the National Atlas.

• rating 3.14583

• size 70.1 MB