Just a short drive from either Mesquite or Pahrump, Nevada, are some unique, heart-of-the-desert destinations.

The Umpqua Valley is famous for its wineries and covered bridges, and RVers also love its RV park and golf course.

Smaller crowds, colourful leaves and salmon returning to the rivers of their birth are all reasons to keep on camping this fall.

Vancouverites boast they can ski in the morning, swim in the afternoon and dine by candlelight in the evening; so for RVers who travel to the Vancouver Coast and Mountains, activities and memories await.

Visit one of the largest prehistoric structures ever built in North America, just 48 miles from Mesa, Arizona.

The RV golfer stays at Seven Feathers Resort in Oregon and plays a round at the Myrtle Creek Golf Course.

The RV caravan company lists the best stops in its guided tours along the popular Baja peninsula.

Plan a day trip to the Walter Wright Pioneer Village in Dawson Creek, B.C.

As a fulltimer in an RV park, Elizabeth James enjoys listening to stories told by visitors who come and go throughout the year. Here is just one of them.

There are different types of RVers, each with a different list of requirements for a place to stay.

Next time you’re camping in Palm Springs, California, check out these attractions and make a day of it.

The CRVBCC is urging everyone to be fire smart.

Keeping in touch is important for snowbirds. Here's how to choose a cellphone plan that will work for your travels.

There is still time to register for the 10th annual RV Rally at Fairmont Hot Springs, hosted by RVwest and Rec-Vee Holiday Adventures.

Check out Bridal Falls on the edge of Chilliwack and get a discount at the local water park.

Whether you want to explore or relax, Dawson Creek is the perfect stop with an art gallery, historic tours, or lakes and paths to discover.