Travel Tips
Jessica Rider
Mid-Season RV Check-Ups
There’s nothing worse than being all excited for a weekend adventure only to find out that your RV isn’t working properly and needs to be repaired. You have the camper packed for the weekend and thought of everything to make sure you get the most... Read more
Jul 15, 2021
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Understanding Blacktop Boondocking
A few years ago, my husband Jack and I were driving through Northern Idaho, returning from a short vacation in Washington State. We were towing a small trailer and doing our best to navigate the heavy rush-hour traffic. We had travelled this route... Read more
Jun 22, 2021
NPS.gov
Smart RVing – Be Ready for Weekend Trips
Spending more time among Mother Nature came to the forefront of everyone’s minds this past year. For some of us though, we’re not in a position to sell everything we own and live in an RV full time. So, we have to experience nature as much as we... Read more
Jun 16, 2021
State Farm
How to Avoid Wildlife Collisions
Although a common cliché, “a deer in the headlights” is a potential reality for Canadian drivers every year, RVers included. Like any accident on the roadway, wildlife collisions involving deer, moose, elk, or other large animals can happen at a... Read more
Jun 7, 2021
Tourism PEI Laura Lund
Six Provincial Parks You Probably Don’t Know About
At 9.98 million sq km (3.85 million sq mi), the Great White North is the second largest country on the planet by total area and there’s no shortage of places to visit – no matter how many times you’ve traveled out west, out east, or a just few... Read more
Apr 28, 2021
Jason Betzing
Take your Activities on the Road
We all enjoy hobbies and activities of some form. Most of the pastimes that my wife and I pursued when we were homeowners required a lot of "stuff." So, once we sold our home to become full-time RVers, we still had a desire to continue some of... Read more
Apr 13, 2021
Perry Mack
Staycations in BC – Big City and Big Country
We woke up to rain on vacation in Vancouver, two weeks after driving through wet conditions on Alberta’s Icefield Parkway. It was a strange mental transition from ancient glaciers to skyscrapers, although the weather was identical. Many... Read more
Feb 12, 2021
Tony Webster
Travelling South for the Winter
As many Canadian RV snowbirds are finding new destinations to visit this winter due to non-essential cross-border restrictions, travelling south by air travel is still an option, providing a possible means to rent an RV, reserve a seasonal site or.. Read more
Jan 2, 2021
Elizabeth Hensley and Richard Tilford
What’s the Plan?
There is always an element of surprise when visiting a new destination. Whether it’s the rugged roads near the Blue Ridge Mountains, the cobblestone streets of rural New England or the lush coastal hills of the Pacific Northwest, each region in... Read more
Dec 12, 2020
Alder Bay RV Park and Marina
How to Choose: A Western Canadian Snowbird Destination
Choosing a Canadian destination to visit by RV is always exciting. It provides the chance to discover Canadian culture, history, and untouched nature comparable to anywhere. But choosing a snowbird destination in the winter? RVers are doing it now... Read more
Nov 16, 2020
Dick Schaefer
RV Caravans Tours: Are They for You?
The world of travel as we know it has changed and given the independent nature of RV travel, joining a RV caravan may be a better option than booking a cruise or flight to a vacation resort. For most RVers, traveling in a caravan is an unknown... Read more
Nov 12, 2020
Jodi Raub
Driving Highways and Rural Country Roads
We have a love affair with popular highways. From Route 66 to the Loneliest Road in America, they are an iconic part of our culture. In 2019, we covered 17 U.S. States and more than 10,000 km (6,000 mi). From dusty desert routes past cattle guards... Read more
Nov 7, 2020
Jason Betzing
Proper Prep Procedures for Any Situation
I awoke abruptly as the common noise of various motors and fans fell dead silent in our RV. Stepping outside into the cool night air, it was still and quiet. I confirmed that power was down everywhere, and not just at our site. By morning, a... Read more
Oct 12, 2020
Kal Tire
The Importance of RV Tire Care
This year’s RV season has been unlike any other. In the spring, when many RV owners would have been taking care of pre-trip maintenance, changes to store access meant many RVers held off on steps such as tire inspections and fluid checks. Then, as... Read more
Oct 12, 2020
Punk Toad
Six Great Ways to Give Your RV a Makeover
With your RV parked and stowed away, it may very well be a case of ‘out of sight, out of mind’. However, what if this was an opportunity and what if there’s never going to be a better moment to give your RV a true ‘home’ makeover? This is your... Read more
Sep 25, 2020
RV Departure Checklist
Heading out on an RV Voyage soon? Here's a quick check-list of pre-trip planning details that should not be overlooked. Read more
Latest RV Park Features
Joel Brumm
Got RV? Still Travel
By now, Canadian travelers are adopting new ways of getting outdoors, spending quality time away from home offices and the confines of the indoors. With the warm, summer months almost a memory and cooler temps prevailing, avid travelers are now... Read more
Holiday Trails RV Resorts
Take it Outside at Holiday Trails RV Resorts
While there are numerous destinations for RVers to visit throughout North America, life on the road can’t get much better when you discover an amenity-rich RV park at a location with so many opportunities to take in Mother Nature's offerings. You... Read more
Treehouse Communities
Find Your Community
Finding a good community to park your RV, spend your winter, or even retire in, is as important as the roof over your head. Treehouse Communities makes finding a place where you feel welcomed and supported so much easier. They are all about... Read more
fortherock
Four Great Holiday Destinations
Winter may be right around the corner, but that doesn't mean that the RV season is necessarily over. For an increasing number of RVers, December and January have become the perfect time to head out of town. Even though winter road conditions... Read more
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The Best September 2019 Camping
Wake up on the shores of pristine lakes or to panoramic canyon views. Plan your getaway this September with the best places to camp across the U.S. and Canada. Campendium provides recommendations, reviews and advice from fellow RVers. Read more
