RV Golfer

The best golf courses in and around Yuma

As I approached Yuma, Arizona, a big sign along the highway read, “Yuma, Gateway of the Great Southwest.” 

El Centro

El Centro author examines border in Crossings

Many visitors to El Centro in southern California come for the mild winter weather and also the chance to explore another culture in Mexico, just across the border.

by Gerald Vander Pyl
Camrose

Camrose author finds humour in tough times

Visiting the modern city of Camrose with its multitude of shops and services, it’s hard to imagine a time when life in this agricultural region of Alberta was desolate and often hardscrabble.

by Gerald Vander Pyl
Eureka

Gold mining and ghost towns

Nearly 121 kilometres lie between Eureka, Nevada, and the next town, but there’s plenty to see providing you know where to look and what to look for. 

by Maureen McEwan
beaver shaking hands with an eagle
Snowbirding 101

The same only different

In the RVing world, is there any difference between Canadians and Americans?

Chemainus

The Book Nook Cafe

The Book Nook Cafe offers great coffee and good reads. Current novels and the classics can all be enjoyed by the fireplace.

by Lisa Crane
Patagonia

Patagonia Public Library, a friendly place

The Patagonia Public Library is a central part of the town of Patagonia in Arizona. The library features local award-winning authors and a Legacy Garden that pays tribute to the pioneers and the plants they brought with them to the area.

by Lisa Crane
Florence

Piecing together the past in Florence

The history of one of Arizona's wild west towns is detailed in Florence, a book featuring more than 200 photographs, all carefully chosen to help tell the tales of early Florence.

by Maureen McEwan
Chicken dish
RV Cuisine

Boondocking with stuffed balsamic chicken

Meghan Brady, a full-time RVer, has healthy, easy recipes on her website, Healthy RV Living.

by Lisa Crane
Man, woman and child on a mountain.
RV Cuisine

Who is cooking for you tonight?

The Mountain Range provides healthy gourmet meals and baked goods in reusable, recyclable containers. The meals are frozen and easy to prepare so perfect for traveling and your next RV adventure.

by Lisa Crane
RV Sojourners

Quilting: A grand project

Like to quilt? Hate to sew? Kids won't sit still to quilt a blanket? No problem, do a collage instead.

RV Reader

Raising Kain, the adventurous life of Conrad Kain – Canada’s greatest mountaineer

Kootenay author Keith G. Powell has released his second historical novel; it is called Raising Kain, the Adventurous Life of Conrad Kain—Canada’s Greatest Mountaineer.

RV in the Valley of FIre
Benson

A life of broomsticks and sunshine

The Schwiegers, from Crawford Bay, British Columbia, work hard all summer creating their world-famous aritsan brooms, and look forward to days of sunshine and activity down south each winter.

by Lisa Crane
computer and a pair of cell phones
RV Living

Keep the communication going

No matter where we travel, we still want to be in touch with friends and family back home.

Tombstone

The myths of the gunfight at the OK Corral

Movies and novels have distorted the truth about what happened in Tombstone on October 26, 1881. Denis Begin visited Arizona recently and learned the truth about Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday and the OK Corral. 

a pack of wolves socializing, West Yellowstone, Montana.
West Yellowstone

Top things to see and do in West Yellowstone

Not only does West Yellowstone offer a beautiful setting, but with over 12 commercial RV parks as well as numerous forest service campgrounds, it is definitely RV-friendly and there is plenty to do in both the summer and winter.