Larry Stefanyk of Campbell River, B.C., with a large, silver salmon
Campbell River

Harvest the waters in Campbell River, B.C.

A visit to Campbell River, B.C., is an opportunity to fish for and feast on a wonderful variety of fish and shellfish.

The Gallery on 3rd features local artists and artists from around the province.
Watrous and Manitou Beach

Art and nature combine beautifully in Watrous and Manitou Beach

Watrous and Manitou Beach are home to many visual artists, and their varied works enhance the life of the community.

by Karen Kornelsen
A colourful display of vegetables, carrots, beets, green, red and yellow peppers on a table.
Vancouver Coast and Mountains

Farmers markets in the Lower Mainland

Celebrate what is made, baked, grown or raised in B.C. 

Barb and Dave Rees at the Victoriaville mall at the Thunder Bay Country Market
RV News

Eating local across Canada

Eat your way across Canada from farmers market to farmers market

by Barb Rees
Ariel view of JWD Market Garden, Outlook SK
Outlook

Outlook, Saskatchewan, not to be overlooked

This central Saskatchewan town may be small in stature, but it’s big on natural beauty, homegrown produce and outdoor fun.

by Trina Ayling
Brown Eggs and Lamb Country Store, Lacombe, AB displays locally milled flour on an outdoor shelf.
Alberta Central

Farm fresh foods: Lacombe delivers the goods

Among the lakes, parks and golf greens in Lacombe, Alberta, are charming country stores and farmers’ markets bursting with seasonal produce, fresh dairy, grass-fed meats, poultry and eggs.

by Trina Ayling
Jeff in Banff National Park.
RV News

Adventure of a lifetime

Jeff and Janet Garcia sold their house and are on a two-year adventure to see national parks around North America.

by Karen Kornelsen
Veggies grown by Rick and Karen Parent. 
Mackenzie

Growing a new way of life for northern B.C.

Rick and Karen Parent invented and patented the RV tow bar. Now they're experimenting with food production techniques in Mackenzie. 

by Karen Kornelsen
The Skeena Valley Farmers Market in Terrace attracts a bustling crowd.
Terrace

The Okanagan of the north

Terrace, B.C., was considered the breadbasket of the northwest by the early pioneers.

by Virginia Rasch
The finished product of Chad's gluten free Chicken Francese recipe.
Meatballs simmering in a tomato sauce.
RV Cuisine

Meatballs

Nothing goes with a marinara sauce better than meatballs. Here is Chad's meatball recipe.

Submitted by Bambi Meunier
The marinara sauce in final stages of cooking.
RV Cuisine

Chad’s basic marinara sauce

RV bloggers Chad and Bambi Meunier share their gluten free recipe for a versatile tomato sauce.

Submitted by Bambi Meunier
golfer
RV Golfer

Best strategies for senior golfers

Face it: aging changes your game. Here are some tips for staying relevant on the course.

Wild berries growing outside Fort Nelson.
Fort Nelson

Fort Nelson has vibrant farm culture

In summer Fort Nelson has almost 24 hours of daylight, making for an excellent growing season for community gardens and the outdoor market.

by Karen Kornelsen
Isabella Mori on the porch of her tiny house, which she called Thousand Crows.
2 boys walking through a shaded forest with their arms over each other's shoulders. The words Bring back the Wildhood have been overlayed the photo.
RVwest Insider

Re-capture your wildhood

A new campaign launched by Go RVing Canada aims to help Canadians reconnect with their sense of childhood adventure and to encourage all Canadians to tap into their natural-born camper.

by Kimberly Shellborn