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CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

How One Family Saved Money by Motor Touring

How a Farmer Did It

A Boston Woman

Two New York Couples

Four Ohioans Travel at $1.00 per Day Each

For New Yorkers

For Bostonians

For Philadelphians

Near Cleveland

Near Detroit

Near Cincinnati

For the Chicagoans

Abundant Camps in West

Keeping Expenses Low

The Diet

The Stove

Family Camping

Selecting the Site

Making a Suitable Bed

The Medical Kit

Church

Different Colors for Different Goods

Need for Waterproof Protection

Sedan Bed

Touring Car Bed

Roadster and Coupé Beds

Two Army Cots the Basis

The Improvised Floor

Framework for the Tent

Dimensions of the Tent

Mosquito Netting Side Curtains

Tent Ends

Motor Bungalows

Opinions Differ on Trailers

Motorbungalow, Junior

Auto-Kamp Trailer

Chenango Camp Trailer

Tent Equipment

Tents Attached to the Car

Auto Bed Camp

Tents Attaching to Car

How to Judge Weight of Canvas

Scout Featherweight Tent

Overland Trail Camp Tent

Khaki Watershed Tourist Tent

An Elaborate Tent

Standard Wall Tent

Beds and Bedding

Combination Outfits

Inside Car Beds

Hammock-Type Beds

Beds Using Cushions of the Car

Cooking Apparatus

Solidified Alcohol a Convenient Heat

Simple Stoves

Oil Stoves

Gasoline Stoves

Broilers

Cooking Utensils

Essential Tools

Necessary Lights

Water Bags

Filters

Water Supply Generally Available

A Canvas Bungalow Carried on Running Board

Refrigeration

A Home-made Ice Box

Cautionary Suggestions

Securing Permission

Boil the Water

Where to Camp

Disposing of Refuse

Permission to Camp in Forests

Winter Camping

Preparing the Ground

Kindling Fire in Wet Weather

How to Summon the Flames

Cooking Over an Open Fire

A Small Fire Adequate

A Simple Outdoor Meal

A Delightful Dessert

Cooking Over the Fire

Essential Food Supplies

Man a Better Camp Cook Than Woman

A Typical Process of Getting a Meal

A Balanced Diet

Camp Cooking

Organize the Work

Choosing the Camp Site

Water Supply

Games

First Aid

Poison Antidotes

The Medicine Chest

Location of the Tent

Keeping the Tent Dry

Exercises

Care of the Car

In the Car

Woolen Blankets Needed

In the Tent

Folding Cots

Sleeping Bags

Camp Mattresses

Hammocks

Making His Own Coffee-pot

Boiling Water in Wood

Cat-tail Roots Are Good to Eat

The Blue Flower Water Lily Is Tasty

Wild Rice Is Palatable

Muskrats Are Plentiful

Jerusalem Artichoke a Food

Acorns Can Be Made Edible

Beware of Certain Mushrooms

The Main East and West Highways

North and South Highways

Branches of Main Highways

Other Important Trails

Great Variety of Camping Sites

The Forests

The National Parks

Opening Dates of Parks

State Parks and Forests

Boise’s Attractive Park

A Model Site in Salt Lake City

Denver’s Remarkable Overland Park

Standardized Camping Parks

Motor Inns

ALABAMA

ARIZONA

ARKANSAS

CALIFORNIA

COLORADO

CONNECTICUT

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

IDAHO

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

IOWA

KANSAS

KENTUCKY

LOUISIANA

MAINE

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

MICHIGAN

MINNESOTA

MISSISSIPPI

MISSOURI

MONTANA

NEBRASKA

NEVADA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW JERSEY

NEW MEXICO

NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH DAKOTA

OHIO

OKLAHOMA

OREGON

PENNSYLVANIA

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH DAKOTA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

UTAH

VERMONT

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN

WYOMING

Time Allowed Visiting Motorists on Home License

Trailer Fees

State Regulations for Angling and Hunting

INDEX

Table of Contents

Colophon

Availability

Metadata

Revision History

External References

Corrections

Abbreviations