Mackenzie is located on Williston Lake—a man-made lake that boasts 1,200 kilometres of shoreline and offers lots of summer fun.
This Alberta park offers unique and stunning scenery, great camping and over a dozen interpretive programs designed to educate and entertain visitors of all ages.
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There are two no-excuse rules you must follow when exposing the rest of your RV neighbours to your pets.
Summer is upon us, and it’s time to search out the best beaches and lakes around Edmonton.
The town of Harrison Hot Springs has a wide variety of activities for everyone to enjoy, from exciting and adventurous whitewater rafting to relaxing at the calm and soothing spa facilities.
Next time you spy a farmers market or a roadside stand, you'll be able to make the most out of what you buy.
Before gasoline and diesel became common fuels for transportation, coal was the king.
Fairmont Hot Springs offers a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for visitors. There are multiple places to park your RV in and around the springs.
There are so many activities to do in, by and around the water in Smithers, it may not be possible to do them all. Gladys Atrill from Tourism Smithers recommends trying a number of them.
Backdropped by a cultural oasis of art, music, and a quaint downtown lifestyle, water activities at Chemainus can go for hours or days, and represent something unique and truly West Coast-inspired.
The Eureka Sentinel Museum offers a glimpse into the past of this small Nevada town.
Only Lucifer could play in the Badwater Basin. But down the road at Furnace Creek Ranch you'll find a lush, green golf course.
Washington state's largest saline lake is perfect for waterskiing and trophy fishing.
Vermilion Provincial Park is headquarters for water fun in this central Alberta town.
Pedder Bay RV Resort and Marina is an angler’s paradise and an oasis for travellers to Vancouver Island.
An architectural wonder and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mesa Verde National Park near Cortez, Colorado, is home to nearly 3,900 Anasazi archaeological sites.
