<![CDATA[<body>For that reason and in response to questions from our friends and relatives, who wonder how we can afford to travel as often, as far, and for as long as we do, I've written a series of RV travel guide books that I've called The Frugal Shunpiker's Guide And if it will cost more in gas to drive to the free camping area than using the nearest pay campgrounds, then it's not really free, is it? In fact, over the years we've been traveling we've accumulated so much information that I've decided to break it into separate e-book guides for each area. Even if you already consider yourself a shunpiker and enjoy driving the back roads, finding your own unadvertised campsites, you'll want this RV travel guide to supplement your own find But, through 9 years of shunpiking, (driving the back roads) we've come across many more of these jewels on our ow To see pictures we took at some of our free campsites, get more information on each RV travel guide in the Frugal Shunpiker's series, view a list of each book's contents, testimonials, and the 'no questions asked' money back guarantee, simply click on the book's title belo From years of frugal RV travel, I know of many ways you can cut your travel costs, but none is as important as knowing where to find the best low-cost and free campin How annoying is it to pay $5.00 or even $10.00 to dump your RV tanks, only to find that the next day you stop at a visitor center or gas station that offers this service for free? I'm willing to bet that, you won't go back to the park's pay-campground after experiencing our suggested free camping site In our 9 years of RV travel, we've gathered and documented all kinds of useful information and tips to help you save money on groceries, dining, entertainment, entry fees, Internet, laundry and dumping your tanks, without detracting from the enjoyment or your travel <a href="http://www.digitalproductsreview.net/go.php?v=shunpiker" rel="nofollow">RV Travel Guide</a></body>]]>