There are numerous reasons to choose Alberta for your camping holiday; here are ten of our favourites.
Lovers of festivals, fireworks, food, heritage sites and the outdoors will find activities to please them in Saskatoon.
Thanks to advancements in virtual reality, you can see what RVs look like without actually setting foot inside one at Carefree RV in Edmonton, Alberta
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Vibrant wildflowers abound at Sun Peaks Resort in central British Columbia
The Wood family spend summers working for BC Parks and winters in Mexico and the southern United States.
Canadian full-time RVers must have a legal physical address for at least six months of the year.
The RVwest Readers Choice contest has been extended until July 11, 2014, so there is still a chance to win.
In the 1920s a Scottish tradesman known as The Boss built his own motorhome—today his grandson carries on memories and the RVing tradition.
Bernie Fandrich writes about his passionate relationship with the Thompson River.
If you’re vague on the details of RV insurance coverage policies, read these top tips from an insurance professional.
Will you be more likely to enjoy some of Canada's most stunning wilderness areas if you have access to Wi-Fi?
Mature shade trees, easy-access campsites, Internet access and on-site amenities are all available at River Park Campground.
Find some hidden gems in and around Nelson, Kaslo and Nakusp, B.C.
There is no end of things to do in Cranbrook, believes city councillor Gerry Warner, particularly for the outdoor types.
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.
Returning from snowbirding to wintery Canada, where do you fill water? or dump waste water? or camp?
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.
