Many RVers like to bring along their bicycles. But some riders seem to forget the rules of the road.

Dawson Creek has done a great job promoting its own history as well as the distinction of being the beginning of the Alaska Highway.

Maxine and Don Bos enjoy the social aspects of managing Mount Baker RV Park in Cranbrook, B.C. They keep busy at this from April to October every year, and spend five months relaxing at their winter home in Mesa, Arizona.

The new campground features a total of 24 campsites, including 20 sites suitable for tent and RV camping. 

Golden Village Palms RV Resort in Hemet, California, is adding four state-of-the-art pickleball courts

The botanical gardens and other exhibits at The Living Desert in Palm Desert, California, represent the great diversity of flora and fauna found throughout the deserts of North America.

The 2013 Challenger 37GT model offers consumers a ground-breaking island kitchen with massive countertop spaces.

A French couple are seeking a motorhome exchange with North American RVers interested in seeing Europe. 

Moorten Botanical Garden offers every visitor a unique experience. Numerous varieties of cacti, succulents, rocks, crystals, reptiles, birds and so much more are displayed at this garden. 

This popular appetizer will make your mouth water. It's quick to make and incorporates common ingredients, so it is perfect for RV travellers.

A permanent home in Nanaimo, B.C., and periodic contract work around the province keep this RVing couple grounded. North America is Mike and Donna Mitchell's playground.

Discover the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona, and experience the captivating world of the desert.

Discover the Desert Botanical Garden located in Phoenix, Arizona, and experience the diversity of this environment.

Outside compartments seem huge until you start loading them up with the necessities of life on the road. 

While not a Canadian holiday staple, Parksville-Qualicum Beach has lifted National Relaxation Day from their U.S. neighbours and planted it firmly on the shores of their oceanfront communities.

The brainchild of a charismatic businessman named Wally Byam, the Airstream’s origins stemmed from a small two-wheeled donkey cart.