The Howard and Lori vintage RV story continues this week with an account of one their favourite and early RV restoration projects—an incredibly rare and distinctive 1960 Serro Scotty trailer. 

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday with these awesome things to see and do in the Nelson/Kootenay Lake area.

On the north shore of the south-west end of Shuswap Lake, you will find a sandy shoreline with a natural secluded cove where Cottonwood Cove RV Resort has been built. 

Go back to the good old days in this thriving example of B.C. history.

The tiny house movement used to mean hooking up your RV for the next adventure—now it is a social movement. 

Columbia Basin Trust helps SAR teams purchase rescue equipment. 
 

 It is with mixed emotions of joy and sorrow that Tourism Vancouver Island’s Board of Directors announces the upcoming retirement of longstanding CEO, Dave Petryk, effective December 1, 2017

Alberta is a hot spot for music lovers. Find out what festivals are taking place this summer!

The tiny house movement used to mean hooking up your RV for the next adventure—now it is a social movement. 

Howard, and his wife Lori, live in Manitoba and have accumulated an impressive line-up of some 11 vintage trailers they have restored, renovated and put back on the road again.

This Alberta-based national company is sending out two adventurers to share Canada's wonders with the world.

Follow Edmonton singer-songwriter Ken Stead to music festivals all over western Canada

Manitobans Howard and Lori love vintage trailers and they have a large collection to prove it. 

Keeping Fido cool is always a cool idea. If you travel with your pet on long RV trips then this product will be of interest to you. 

The community of Moricetown, located in central British Columbia along the Buckley River, is busy this year upgrading many of its facilities to serve visitors better in the future.

This week we received an email note from George Lamont in Manitoba with some insight on his Haico Empress motorhome.