As far as family-friendly activities go, a visit to the Kootenay Trout Hatchery near Cranbrook, B.C., is a good bet.
It was work in road construction that first got Keith and Sheila Webster interested in RVing. Now their RV is genuinely their home away from home. Sheila keeps a blog that is aptly titled We Love RVing.
This pristine campground is a central hub—with thrills and entertainment in every direction.
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I grew up near Fort Steele, B.C., and I’ve crossed the Wild Horse Creek many times on my horse. Each time I have done so, I think about the early pioneers who came to this area on horseback to find their fortunes.
Fernie is an all-round winning destination with arts, recreation and other exciting tourism draws.
This tourism-based community is bursting with new businesses, opportunities and adventures for visitors.
This Kootenay city has plenty of historical sites that are well worth exploring.
Visit these visual and performance art venues in B.C. and get a feel for the creativity of the Kootenays.
These are some of the hottest spots in the Kootenay region—literally!
We've heard from this blogger before: she and her husband left high-tech jobs to travel the world in their Airstream. In this installment, Kitrina Bryant tells us what it's like to explore England from a rented motorhome.
Visitors to the Kootenays are fortunate enough to have a plethora of hiking trails to explore in the vicinity—see paths lined with wildflowers, waterfall canyons and other stunning sights.
There are many things to consider when you decide to change to the full-time RV lifestyle. But don't forget: there is no wrong decision.
Their misadventures include blown tires, getting stuck partway on a Mississippi ferry and crushing a tailpipe. But these fulltimers love their nomadic lifestyle aboard a 40-foot, two-level motorhome.
This waterfront destination has much to offer the RV camper.
Parents are always looking for delicious, quality recipes that they feel good about serving to their families. So finding ones that will not only win over the kids, but are easy to make with a few common ingredients makes it even better.
Expert advice on black and gray tanks and how to keep them clean.
There’s a lot more to see and experience in Cache Creek than just the rolling sagebrush and prickly cactus covering the surrounding hillsides.
