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Reply With Quoteno idea what file format the zumo uses but i do have the garmin campsite euromap, its a GBD format so you need to go through POI to install.
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This is a discussion on Campsite GPS locations within the Campsite Recommendations forums, part of the General Camping Stuff category; Has anyone found a good database of GPS coordinates for UK (and French) campsites that I could put into my ...
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Has anyone found a good database of GPS coordinates for UK (and French) campsites that I could put into my Zumo? It is a real absence I feel.
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no idea what file format the zumo uses but i do have the garmin campsite euromap, its a GBD format so you need to go through POI to install.
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An Angel, a positive Angel! Thank you Jenna. Off for a download this instance.Originally Posted by Jenna
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I'm actually going to build something I think.
I can see a gap for a totally comprehensive campsite directory with downloadable GPS co-ords, contact details, reviews and users comments, etc...
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It would be useful to have searchable some sort of comfort rating. The sort of thing other sites miss out. When I'm on my own all I really need is loos and somewhere to have a wash in the morning so I am happiest with somewhere cheap and cheerful.
When with the family we want a little more but still don't want the swimming pool and onsite pub.
Other things that would be handy to know are how far to the nearest pub / village shop etc. Whether they charge by the pitch or by the head (it makes a big difference if you are on your own)
Best of all would to be able to put in a location and get a list of sites sorted by distance that meet my criteria.
I could go on for hours here.
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yip, I agree..
I saw a searchable map on campsite website, its good but relies on paid additions..
I like a map based search so you can see exactly where a site is, agreed reviews and photos. As well as are they child friendly, (we look for non-child friendly sites). Also are they dog friendly, very important to us. shops / pub how close etc etc
Along with the usual contact details..
If it was possible to do it without having to charge the campsite an addition fee for listing , I think you could have cornered the market. Because then you could get every campsite on the list..
I.E. We searched a area to find campsite , only 1 listed , so we booked only to find when we went that there where 5 small campsites in that area, that where not listed.
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dave have a look on the GS forum as they had a scheme like that on the go from what i was told (those that know me will remember what i think of the w~nkers that run the GS forum!)
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