Penticton’s former Trav-L-Mate Industries had an eventful and colourful history in the raucous world of RV manufacturing back in the 1970’s and 1980’s.
Crater Lake in Oregon is one of the deepest and most pristine lakes in the world, filling the caldera of Mount Mazama
Engaging tours, fascinating artifacts and a living museum: Welcome to Gold Dredge 8.
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Launched in 1969, the Jellystone Park™ system is the second largest chain of campgrounds in the United States, with sites in both the U.S. and Canada.
Recently we came across another big “K” unit, which we now understand is a Kustom Koach, proudly made in Canada.
Exploring the beautiful backcountry of B.C. is fun and easier in a vintage RV
Leisure Travel Vans is a division of Triple E Recreational Vehicles.
Watrous, Saskatchewan, has a heavily mineralized lake that is unique in all of North America
Between Palm Springs’ modern architecture and breathtaking canyons lies an unlimited amount of memories to treasure
Here's another colourful vintage RV story about one of the many Canadian companies that dabbled in the RV business over the last number of decades.
The annual KOA International Convention was recently held in Phoenix, Arizona.
Forgotten and languishing in a parking lot, we believe this old motorhome is a Bendix Lifetime.
Make sure you don't miss this Alberta RV show and sale
Chemo RV Sales and Service, owned by Bell, has locations in both Quesnel & 150 Mile House, British Columbia, and is a family-owned and operated RV dealership.
The Dodge Travco was king of the industry for two decades, before Winnebago came on the market.
These motorhomes were built with the vacationing family in mind.
The Wilderness Committee is celebrating the news that several key levels of government are now cooperating towards the designation of a new national park in the south Okanagan Similkameen region of BC.
