Walmart Atlas

Not at all like the Atlas that Walmart used to sell in their stores. No coloured pictures. Major roads only. And they haven’t even include Canada!I will be phoning Amazon to see if I can return.

great help

As RV fulltimers, we use WallyWorld for overnight stopovers instead of paying RV parks full pop for just electric service. Our twin Honda 2000EUi gennys run quietly all evening for about 5 bucks.We do stay in RV parks on weekends so we can set up the satellite TV dish and watch and/or record all the motorsport events. We do not wish to join the conspicuous "Walmart Campers" with all slideouts fully extended, TV dish set, awning rolled out, lawn chairs and BBQ set up, some even with patio mats spread out. Worse cases are those that run their gennys around the clock.But I digress.... back to the WalMart Atlas. This new edition Walmart Atlas has a number of format improvemments and is worth every penny. The author's website has a free download listing all the WalMarts that DO NOT allow overnight stays. Some are due to local bylaws but most are a result of abuse of their hospitality by aforementioned "WalMart Campers"This is one book that is a prerequesite for all travellers in general and RVers in particular.

Let’s you know the bridge height in every city . Which is important when you have a 13.6 ft high Rv

We used this book for the first time on our way up from San Diego to Yellowstone National Park. The book give great directions and the Walmart we chose in Cedar City Ut was a very nice store and they were very happy to say yes, when I called to make certain that we could stay the night in their parking lot.