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The easy life at The Sands RV and Golf Resort
There is something for everyone to enjoy at this fantastic Palm Springs location.
Top things to see and do in Fort Nelson
Five engaging attractions will keep you entertained while visiting this gateway community.
Westwind wonders
This RV and golf resort in Yuma has earned its stellar reputation.
Pickleball and more
Sky Valley RV Resort is a top family destination
Golden oldies
Sometimes, the best way to take in a town is on foot.
The czar of the bizarre
Douglas and nearby Bisbee are sure to pique the interest of many.
The sun-drenched south
Imperial County is rich in natural and man-made beauty, local culture and things to see and do.
Just like clockwork
Here are tales from three couples that have fully embraced the snowbird within.
Explore an iconic setting
Joshua Tree National Park is more than just massive rocks and desert.
A preferred choice for snowbirders
This balmy location puts a smile on the faces of all who visit.
Top things to see and do in El Centro
Discover the colourful culture, intriguing attractions and fun events of El Centro.
Saskatchewan singalong
See why artists are so inspired by this prairie province.
A must-have experience
The town of Outlook’s location and unique attractions make it an essential destination for visitors exploring the Lake Diefenbaker region.
Off to the lake
You’ve got your RV and gear all ready to go and all you can think about is getting to Lake Diefenbaker.
A true retreat
Watrous and Manitou Beach are neighbouring communities that share natural and cultural attractions that appeal to all age groups.
Top things to see and do in Nanaimo
The community of Nanaimo has year-round activities and plenty of superb things to see and do.
Northern selections
There are more than enough events in Northern Alberta to entertain a visitor through the summer
Athabasca’s excellence
Whether you are a new golfer or a seasoned pro, Athabasca Golf & Country Club is equipped to meet your needs.
In with the old
Get exposed to southern Californian artifacts and fossils through the Western Science Center in Hemet.
Vancouver’s latest eye-con
A tour of The Eye of the Wind highlights the importance of renewable energy sources
A place of preservation
Architecture fans and history afficionados will love the Historic Deepwood Estate
Experience the butterfly effect
Check out the thousands of monarch butterflies that migrate to California
An act of love
Mystery Castle was built by Boyce Gulley for his daughter, after he learned that he had tuberculosis in 1929.
It’s water under the bridge
A dynamic history and striking architecture make London Bridge in Lake Havasu City worth visiting.
An aviation vacation
Become a fighter or aerobatic pilot for the day at Fighter Combat International in Mesa, Arizona.
One coastline, so many ideas
Every fourth Sunday of July, the Great International World Championship Bathtub Race starts in Nanaimo Harbour.
A love story that has legs
Shown at the Ramona Bowl Ampitheatre in Hemet, Ramona is the longest-running outdoor production in America.
As seen on the big screen
Film and history buffs alike will enjoy visiting Gammons Gulch.
The city of neon lights
With more than 150 signs on display, the Neon Museum tells the story of a city’s evolution.
Inspired by Arizona’s past
Tucked away in the Santa Catalina foothills north of Tucson, DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun spotlights a wondrous selection of Arizona art.
Keeping the ball rolling
The Pinball Hall of Fame brings good old-fashioned arcade action
Victoria’s tour of opulence
Craigdarroch Castle is a monument of historic Victorian wealth, originally owned by coal baron Robert Dunsmuir
The special in the quesadilla
This culinary wonder has been a staple for decades in the region.
Terrific tamales
Indio is home to a top food festival, and tamales are on the menu.
Get a head . . . of lettuce
Become connected with the leafy green backbone of Yuma's economy.
What an udder delight!
Named after the Superstition Mountains in Arizona, Superstition Farm in Mesa is becoming known as Super Farm instead.
I scream . . .
There are plenty of fantastic, culturally diverse restaurants in the Fort McDowell region.
This festival strikes a gourd
For those seeking something a little out of the ordinary, head to the Gourd Festival
Skip the grocery store
Tolmachoff Farms has been selling fresh crops from its produce stand for several decades
This way to the buffet
Whether you've got a craving for Creole or want a little taste of Italy, you'll find something enjoyable at a Las Vegas buffet
Stay and be rejuvenated
People come from all over the world to experience the Fountain of Youth Spa—a sprawling luxury resort.
Fresh food and family fun
Originating as a carnival marketplace for Expo ’86, Lonsdale Quay Market is now one of North Vancouver’s most popular venues.
The blue, bluegrass of home
Gwen and Gord Moffatt are dedicated RVers who have put on fewer than 10,000 kilometres on their motorhome. Of course, they live amongst some of the most rugged beauty in Canada and are able to travel only a short distance for their bluegrass fix, so you have to ask, where else would you go?
Love the wild
The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area draws nature lovers to Creston, B.C.
Poised for the big time
Looking for an East Kootenay musical success story? Look no further than Elkford’s John Paul Smith. Smith is the vocalist for rock band Sleeping With Tuesday and the John Paul Smith Trio.
There is more to Palm Springs
If your meanderings take you anywhere near the Palm Springs area in Southern California, be sure to include a stop at The Living Desert.
