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Enjoying retirement on the road

Barb and Earle Robertson spend much of the year travelling.

July 2014 » by Kimberly Schoenberger

Visiting family and friends in Saskatoon

With two sons living and going to school in Saskatoon, Gerilee and David Kermack return to Saskatchewan at least twice a year.

July 2014 » by Kimberly Schoenberger

Enjoy the community at RockWall Cellars

Check out this fun, family-owned vineyard and winery in Omak, Washington.

July 2014 » by Kimberly Schoenberger
A white heritage church in Camrose County, Alberta.

Camrose: fun on the Alberta Prairies

Whether it’s enjoying one of many beautiful parks or discovering a vibrant local arts scene, Camrose, Alberta, has lots to discover.

July 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
Nakusp's waterfront walkway is a beautiful way to discover the Arrow Lakes.

A place to get away

Nakusp, located on the Upper Arrow Lake in B.C., is an ideal destination for RVers looking to get off the road well travelled while also exploring an outdoor paradise and finding a place to relax.

July 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
The marina at Candle Lake Golf Resort in Saskatchewan is one of the many amenities for RVers during their stay.

Making a dream job a reality

Rick and Linda Rumberger stopped and played golf in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, and the following year they returned to buy the property.

July 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
One of the well-shaded sites at Scotties RV Park & Campground in Creston, B.C.

Top notch hospitality in the Creston Valley

Scottie's RV Park and Campground in Creston, B.C., offers a clean, beautiful environment. Meet owners Debbie Laing and Morgan Moyer.

July 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
A group in period costume performing in the Platzl in Kimberley, B.C.

Destination: alpine freedom

The small, pretty alpine city of Kimberley, B.C., is a destination beloved by visitors of all ages and recreational preferences.

July 2014 » by Marie Milner
Lake Louise in Alberta

Ten ways to relax or be active while RVing in Alberta

There are numerous reasons to choose Alberta for your camping holiday; here are ten of our favourites.

July 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan riverscape

Saskatoon’s season of fun

Lovers of festivals, fireworks, food, heritage sites and the outdoors will find activities to please them in Saskatoon.

July 2014 » by Marie Milner
Teresa and Derek Wood with their daughter, Cassia, in Mexico

A free and frugal life on the road

The Wood family spend summers working for BC Parks and winters in Mexico and the southern United States.

June 2014 » by Marie Milner
Green lawn and shade trees at River Park Campground in Moose Jaw, SK

Camp by the river in Moose Jaw

Mature shade trees, easy-access campsites, Internet access and on-site amenities are all available at River Park Campground.

May 2014 » by Marie Milner
A summer street view of downtown Nelson, B.C.

Where I would take a friend: West Kootenay

Find some hidden gems in and around Nelson, Kaslo and Nakusp, B.C.

May 2014 » by Colin Payne
A group hikes along a trail just outside of Cranbrook, B.C.

An outdoor paradise in the Kootenay Rockies

There is no end of things to do in Cranbrook, believes city councillor Gerry Warner, particularly for the outdoor types.

May 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
The Kimberley Underground Mining Railway little red train exits a log tunnel structure.

Exploring the alpine town of Kimberley

After calling Kimberley, B.C., home for a decade, Gerry Warner has figured out everything he likes best about this alpine town in the Kootenay Rockies.

May 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
A couple look at the Mile 0 cairn for the Alaska Highway, found in Dawson Creek.

Don’t miss Dawson Creek

Local Samantha Gibeault has lots of suggestions for those who are set to discover the northern city that holds Alaska Highway’s Mile 0, among other attractions.

May 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
A thumb of rock pokes up  from this glacier in Bugaboo Provincial Park west of Radium Hot Springs, B.C.

Columbia Valley highlights

Columbia Valley restaurants, farmers markets, spas and healthy outdoor activities will appeal to the foodie, the adventurer and the nature lover.

May 2014 » by Marie Milner
Rock and wood sign for Smithers

The warm heart of Smithers

Smithers, B.C., welcomes visitors to join its warm-spirited bustle of outdoor recreation, cultural events and forward-looking attitude.

May 2014 » by Marie Milner
Overlooking Sandpoint, Idaho on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille.

Paradise on the lake

Sandpoint, Idaho, has been called the most beautiful small town in America.

May 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
Bison roam the streets at Liard Hot Springs.

Fort Nelson: a natural treasure

Wildlife and scenic views capture northern B.C.’s essence, while endless adventure possibilities keep locals and visitors exploring year round. 

May 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
Actors in period costume take a group of guests through the Moose Jaw Tunnels, telling them a story of gangsters an prohibition.

Visiting Saskatchewan’s past

Discover the top three heritage sites in Saskatchewan as recommended by RVers; the Danceland Ballroom, Fort Pitt Provincial Park and the Tunnels of Moose Jaw

May 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell

Birdwatching and more

Last Mountain Lake wildlife sanctuary is a great attraction near Watrous and Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan.

April 2014 » by Danielle Cameron

A community rich in history

Moricetown offers First Nations heritage and warm hospitality.

April 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
A section of walking path and park along the water in Horseshoe Bay near West Vancouver, BC.

Off the beaten path in West Van

This waterfront neighbourhood is a mix of city life and nature.

April 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
Crouching girl reaching up to two black horses in harness, tended by a man in denim and a cowboy hat

The rich history of southern Alberta

The museums and parks of southern Alberta preserve the stories of the people and other creatures that populated its mountains and windswept plains.

April 2014 » by Marie Milner
Cranbrook Hill is a beautiful, picturesque landscape of rolling meadows.

Prince George combines natural beauty and city charm

Gorgeous views, endless natural wonders, and hand-made chocolate—Prince George has it all, and more.

April 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
Leanne and Ethan Hannah have explored the countryside just east of Yellowknife along the Ingraham Trail, a 70-km stretch of Highway 4 heading east through cottage country.

A passion for adventure? Head to Yellowknife

Travellers with a passion for adventure, the outdoors and fresh pan-fried Arctic char will always have a place in their hearts for beautiful Yellowknife, NWT.

April 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
The Skimmerhorn Mountain range towering over a farm near Creston, B.C.

Experiencing Creston as the locals do

Creston, B.C., is a small town with a whole lot of character.

April 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
Ethan Cox showing off his catch from Williston Lake near Mackenzie.

Endless opportunities in Mackenzie

Mackenzie, situated in the Rocky Mountain Trench, is blessed with clean air and crystalline water.

April 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
Two silhouetted boats glide past an orange sunset in Powell River, B.C.

Loving life on B.C.’s Sunshine Coast

Locals Wayne and Margy Lutz tell us all the things to do and see in Lund and Powell River on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast.

April 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell

Camrose is a welcoming small city

Sandy Shiang, a newcomer to Camrose, can't imagine living anywhere else.

 

 

April 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
At Sooke Government Wharf on Vancouver Island fishing boats are parked alongside a dock.

Surprising things to do in Victoria, B.C.

After calling Victoria home for a decade, Bernard von Schulmann is willing to share all his favourite free and underrated local sights and activities.

April 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
Graceland Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Going to the chapel in Las Vegas

There's a wedding every three and a half minutes in Vegas, adding up to more than five per cent of all marriages in the United States.

March 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Lutes Casino has a bar, eclectic decor and fairly lights on the roof.

Take a local look at Yuma

Steve and Kate Cook have lots of suggestions for visiting Yuma, Arizona, a city they've called home since discovering it on an RV trip.

March 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
burrowing owls

Giving a hoot

The Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre in Moose Jaw is dedicated to the conservation of this at-risk species.

March 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
RV with an attached gazebo-style room and awning, wooden deck and adjacent fireplace

A piece of heaven at Lake Koocanusa

Its large RV sites and proximity to Lake Koocanusa are important attractions at Madera Ranch RV Resort in southeastern British Columbia.

March 2014 » by Marie Milner
Houseboat on calm water that mirrors the shore and trees

Vacation on the lake

Sunshine, clean water, spectacular mountain views and a houseboat—all the elements you need for a relaxing summer vacation.

March 2014 » by Marie Milner
Beaver Boardwalk stretches through marshy area with a tower and seating area in the background.

Explore the outdoors in Hinton, Alberta

Tucked just beside Rocky Mountain splendour, Hinton Alberta provides its own opportunities to enjoy nature

March 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
Evergreens against a night sky lit in green and violet by the aurora borealis

Colour and light in the frozen North

Yellowknife has 20 hours of daylight every day during its short summer, and a breathtaking light show in the sky every clear night from mid-August to mid-April.

March 2014 » by Marie Milner
Sunbathers on a beach in the foreground, children and a power boat in the water in the mid-ground and a grassy slope in the far background

RVers favour Prairie Oasis Park

Vacationers and area locals flock to Prairie Oasis Park near Hanna, Alberta, to enjoy water sports at Sheerness Cooling Pond.

February 2014 » by Marie Milner
A group of white pelicans cluster together on dark blue water at Last Mountain Lake Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary.

Where the Prairies come alive

The Last Mountain Lake Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Saskatchewan is a wonderful place to discover nature and a variety of bird life.

February 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell

Get in touch with nature

This nature centre is a great place to visit if you want to learn more about Anaheim's natural surroundings.

February 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
William Henry McCarty

The famous outlaw of Lincoln, New Mexico

This small town is famous as the place where Billy the Kid shot the sheriff and escaped from the courthouse.

February 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Patti Begin in Roswell, New Mexico.

The little green men of Roswell, New Mexico

A discovery near Roswell in 1947 led to this small city becoming the UFO capital of the world.

February 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Sandia tramway

Highlights of Albuquerque

The Rio Grande runs through Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city and a fascinating melting pot of cultures.

February 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Saskatoon berries ripe on a bush.

Abundant nature at your fingertips

The Stoney Creek Valley flows through Camrose like a river, bringing with it acres of beautiful native flora.

February 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
Dillinger re-enactment

The legend of John Dillinger

Tucson, Arizona, is where one of the most notorious criminals of the 1930s was captured.

February 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Taos Pueblo and creek.

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico

A tour of the oldest continuously inhabited community and the largest multi-storied pueblo structure in the United States.

February 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Low Tide at Sandy Cove, Nova Scotia.

Across Canada in an RV

Glen and Debby Clegg travelled with their RV from Alberta to Newfoundland and back, creating a lifetime of memories.

January 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
The Upside-Down Flower Tower at Glacier Gardens was recognized in Reader's Digest in 2012 as America’s most interesting landmark.

Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure is a must-see in Juneau

Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure offers unique and amazing gardens and tours through the Alaska rainforest.

January 2014 » by Karen Kornelsen
Boat cruise on the Hanging Heart Lakes, Prince Albert National Park.

National parks and historic sites help you discover the beauty of Saskatchewan

Meet the black-tailed prairie dog or take a photo of a prairie lily as you explore these three areas of outstanding natural beauty.

January 2014 » by Karen Kornelsen
Some of the 18,000 Snow Geese taking flight at the Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge.

A birder’s paradise in the desert

The Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge is one of the top bird watching spots in North America.

January 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
The Regina Floral Conservatory’s floral display changes six times per year with seasonal offerings.

Find the floral beauty of southern Saskatchewan

A conservatory in Regina and a native plant museum are must-sees in southern Saskatchewan.

January 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
A hummingbird hovering around a cherry blossom.

A refreshing urban garden

 VanDusen Botanical Garden is an oasis in the heart of Vancouver.

January 2014 » by Elizabeth James
The National Radio Astronomy Observatory provides radio telescope facilities for scientists from around the world.

Science and discovery in New Mexico

Los Alamos National Laboratory and other science-related attractions in the state of New Mexico.

January 2014 » by Dennis Begin
The Botanical Gardens of Silver Springs in Calgary with the city skyline far in the background.

Calgary’s blossoming botanical scene

Weeding out rumours that Alberta is nothing but barren prairie and bald mountains. 

January 2014 » by Karissa Gall
Passport America members enjoying an evening of entertainment at their rally in Lebanon, Tennessee last June.

RVers identifying with Passport America campground deals and services

This discount camping club offers 50 per cent off at nearly 1,900 sites across the continent.

January 2014 » by Karissa Gall
The Sunken Garden was the original garden site in 1904.

Stop and smell the roses at the incredible Butchart Gardens

Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island offer visitors seasonal walks through spectacular flower and foliage displays year-round.

January 2014 » by Susan Hughes
Loretto Chapel, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The mystery of the spiral staircase

The Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe attracts 250,000 visitors yearly and has been featured in books, movies and TV shows.

January 2014 » by Dennis Begin
Bridalveil Falls  with trees surrounding

RV Sojourners

A visit to Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park has a number of attractions: rocks and glaciers, waterfalls and rivers, canyons, wildlife, plants and recreational activities.

Portable Solar Panels made by Go Power!

RV Gear Guide

Powering up becomes portable with the Go Power! Portable Solar Kit

When used in conjunction with existing panels or alone, the Go Power! Portable Solar Kit can bring back your batteries or replace your RV’s generator.

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