Rick and Grace Christian love RVing at the spot where the Pembina and the Athabasca rivers converge.
Anna and Wilmar Froehlick talk about what it takes to be volunteer campground hosts.
Engaging tours, fascinating artifacts and a living museum: Welcome to Gold Dredge 8.
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The fact that she’s had a lot of birthdays doesn’t mean Jennie should stay quietly at home.
The Scholze family has a long tradition of summer visits to Fairmont Hot Springs Resort.
The Mazurenko family from Calgary, Alberta, is creating a summer tradition of camping at Lake Windermere in B.C.'s Columbia Valley.
RVing allows the Martin family to escape the pressures of owning their own business.
Bob Pruitt works as a volunteer camp host year-round at Roy Lake State Park in South Dakota.
Since the 1960s, Winston Foster has creatively suited his RVs to his family's needs and lifestyle.
With annual trips to B.C. and memorable snowbirding in the southern U.S., this retired couple from Alberta knows how to live the good life on wheels.
The Wilsons took their first big trip in their fifth wheel this year, with the destination of Palm Springs. They had many stops along the way.
Barb and Earle Robertson spend much of the year travelling.
With two sons living and going to school in Saskatoon, Gerilee and David Kermack return to Saskatchewan at least twice a year.
Meet Frances and Doug Paskal, owners of Daisy May Campground and RV Park in Fort Macleod, Alberta.
Rick and Linda Rumberger stopped and played golf in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, and the following year they returned to buy the property.
Scottie's RV Park and Campground in Creston, B.C., offers a clean, beautiful environment. Meet owners Debbie Laing and Morgan Moyer.
“RV Life is in our hearts,” said Carol McDowalll, who with her husband Don has been RVing for over 22 years.
