If you’re spending some time in Saskatchewan then consider adding Prince Albert to your itinerary. The province’s third-largest city can provide everything you’ll need, and then some.
A small town like Hope, B.C., offers a great opportunity for anyone on the road. It is an ideal place to explore, unwind and get a personal feel for the heart of the community.
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The combination of art and nature makes for a relaxing RV destination.
It’s no secret that Pedder Bay is a great place to go if you feel like you really want to get away from everything. Despite being a mere 40 minutes from Victoria the area is close to nature, open and friendly.
People who visit Smithers for the outdoor recreation are generally pleased to find that the town fits right in with its spectacular surroundings. Alpine Al, a statue of a man blowing an alpine horn, welcomes visitors to come discover this town's vibrant spirit.
April 29th, 1903, was a fateful date for the people of Frank—a small coal-mining town that is now an intriguing part of Crowsnest Pass history.
Sylvan Lake is a town for all seasons, with winter and summer activities, events and attractions. The popular lakefront is the central hub of the town.
Last summer, longtime snowbirds Cal Wilson and Lynn Dent-Wilson travelled through northern B.C. to Yukon and Alaska to visit old stomping grounds and soak up some history.
The spirit of Parksville centres on the beach, the downtown core and a plethora of activities. Visitors will have a hard time choosing what to do next.
From historical archives to stunning architecture, Florence has it all.
The next lesson in Snowbirding 101 has to do with frugal use of fuel.
Watrous and Manitou Beach are two communities interlocked by the magical qualities of the Manitou springs. Manitou Lake is the recreational hub, while Watrous is the business centre.
Fort Simpson is an Arctic community that boasts excellent displays of the aurora borealis, among other wonders. Fort Simpson is also the place from which visitors can access Nahanni National Park Reserve.
Vermilion is a small town with a vibrant culture and passionate people.
Vermilion is a small town with big opportunities and a vibrant culture. Vermilion Provincial Park is one of many highlights.
RVwest is pleased to present the 2012 list of winners in our annual Reader's Choice Awards. These winners have been chosen by you—our readers; thus, they represent RVers' favourite places, attractions and other RV-related stuff. Congratulations to the winners, and thanks to all the readers who submitted their survey forms to give us their nominations. Look for the next Reader's Choice survey in an upcoming issue of our print version of RVwest.
