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Hikes near Salome, Arizona
With its fascinating desert scenery, the territory around Salome, Arizona, is well worth exploring.
Hike the trails around Earl’s Cove
Take a hike, and enjoy the natural wonders while camping in Earl's Cove, B.C.
Tours and hikes in Powell River
Camping in Powell River just got more exciting - try one of these enticing walks.
Tour Tucson and have an adventure
Planning to RV in Tucson? Make time to enjoy historical walking tours and scenic hikes.
Stretch your legs in Camp Verde
If you go RVing in Camp Verde, there are several places where you'll want to take a walk.
Exploring Yuma on foot
Put on your walking shoes, and take in some of the historical and natural attractions around Yuma.
The Lower Mainland offers sublime sights
If you're camping near Burnaby and Surrey, there are plenty of places to go for a nearby stroll.
Take a stroll in beautiful Osoyoos
Take a walking tour or a brisk hike in this appealing B.C. community.
Embrace New Mexico’s rich history with a walking tour in Socorro and Magdalena
Travel to Socorro and enjoy the rich history of the area by embarking on two historic walking tours in Socorro and Magdalena.
Winter magic in Fernie
The brand new Fernie RV Resort (FRVR) will be open this winter offering the winter camper and RVer a full-service and affordable option to enjoy your favourite snow activities.
“Honey, did you see that!?”
From orca encounters to illegal immigrants trying to hitch a ride, the Smiths have seemingly seen it all.
Keep calm and play through!
For RVers who have persuaded their significant others that golfing is an essential part of a good vacation, Vancouver’s North Shore communities offer golf courses to suit all skill levels.
Sea to Sky Hikes in Vancouver, B.C.
Vancouver, British Columbia brings outdoorsy city dwellers and visitors together in Stanley Park and at the summit of Stawamus Chief.
Endless year-round hiking possibilities in Campbell River
From beginner to expert, Campbell River has plenty of trails to choose from for all outdoor enthusiasts including the little ones.
Experience some of Arizona’s best hiking in Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu is a popular tourist destination because of the calm waters, amazing beaches and sunny desert weather providing more than 300 days of sunshine each year.
A family camping trip sparks a love for Mexico and the Baja Peninsula
"The Mexican camping experience is more than just tropical sun and fun," said Lisa Goy, co-owner of Baja Amigos, an RV tour company.
Long stretches of verdant river valley
The District of Taylor is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
Birds and deer on view in Grand Forks
Mule deer, white-tailed deer and a wide range of birds can be spotted along the Kettle and Granby rivers at Grand Forks, B.C.
Get close to the critters at the Edmonton Valley Zoo
Edmonton's zoo will help you get to know a variety of wild animals.
Experience nature just minutes from the city
Lethbridge's Helen Schuler Nature Centre is conveniently located and bursting with life.
The wild West Kootenay
There are sublime parks around Nelson, B.C., where you can fully appreciate the West Kootenay's wild side.
Dive deep into Campbell River’s natural wonders
This Vancouver Island community has many places where you can get close to the wildlife and learn about the local species.
Powell River is wild and wonderful
Check out these animal-related attractions in and around Powell River, B.C.
Saskatoon has the zoo for you
Learn something new and enjoy spending time with the animals at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo.
Get close to Canada’s West Coast wildlife
Between a grizzly bear sanctuary, humpback whale watching and plenty of other coastal animals, Prince Rupert shows travellers what West Coast life is all about.
If you’ve never been lovingly slimed by a 1,200-pound camel, you are truly missing out
The Camel Farm in Yuma, Arizona, takes you on a journey outside of the U.S. to the sun-scorched Sahara desert where visitors befriend camels, zedonks, coatimundis, water buffalo and other exotic animals.
Learn to fly-fish in wild Whitecourt
For those travelling to Northern Alberta this summer, pencil in a stop in Whitecourt for an unbelievable fly-fishing experience in Alberta’s backcountry.
Grizzly bears: A wild kingdom on Vancouver’s North Shore
RVers, especially those with young people on board, often discover the most enjoyable activities are those involving visits to animal sanctuaries or the up-close viewing of the wildlife unique to Western Canada’s natural playgrounds.
Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, bursts with wildlife
The Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta carries a notorious history, scenic views and exceptional birdwatching experiences.
Spend a weekend relaxing in Watrous with a trip to the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area
The town of Watrous is a great weekend getaway for the whole family with Manitou Beach to the north and the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary to the south. Combine the two into an educational and relaxing vacation.
Birds, beaver, and beauty at McQueen’s Slough
Located just outside of Dawson Creek, B.C., McQueen’s Slough offers an amazing variety of birding opportunities and features easy to access boardwalks along its perimeter.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is where your wild side comes face to face with wildlife
Fall in love with young ocelots that rest their sleepy heads on rocky ledges, watch Harris hawks swoop down and graze the top of your head, and come face to face with an inquisitive mountain
lion at the Desert Museum.
Around every corner in the Kootenay Rockies
The Kootenay Rockies circle tour offers an amazing diversity of playtime year-round
Come catch a big one in Canada’s backyard
Cast your line and relax this summer in sunny Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
Birding with big stars at Vaseaux Lake
Once used as a scenic stand-in for a Hollywood blockbuster, Vaseaux Lake offers premier birding opportunities and is home to dozens of rare and endangered species. What will you spot?
Camping the road less travelled
Kevin and Ruth have many years of RVing behind them and the stories to match.
Renting an RV—Know before you go
All signs point to 2016 as being a banner year for tourism in Canada, especially in British Columbia. If you are planning to rent an RV for your travels, find out all you can about the options and book early to avoid disappointment.
