Elizabeth James, squirreled away in her stationary 31-foot Crossroads fifth wheel, writes freelance columns for a B.C. community newspaper and stories for RVwest.
With the dipping dollar, many Canadians are considering snowbirding in their own backyard. Where could they go and how can they stay warm when the temperature dips?
In or out of your RV, on the highway or backpacking off in the boonies, having a well-stocked first aid kit handy should be top of your “must-do” list for your travels.
The Northern Spirit Ultra-Lite is the perfect choice for families of any size, including their furrier members with four legs.
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In Canada or south of the border, up-to-date health information and insurance can be an RVer’s smartest travelling companion.
Exploring local attractions and using the amenities offered by RV parks can help you make it to the recommended 10,000 steps a day for optimum health.
Content and liability insurance is a must for all homeowners, including those who live in an RV.
When your RV water heater suddenly turns up its toes, it pays to take a deep breath and to wait a while before deciding on its replacement.
The success of a re-roofing project depends on the quality of the materials used and your willingness to invest enough time in preparation.
Water damage is one of the most common issues for RVers. Here's how to prevent—and fix—the problem.
Remember the basics: Use your campsite and the park's common areas responsibly, respect your neighbours.
