After several difficult years, Alberta's recreation industry is coming back strong.
Long before Canadian RV manufacturer Triple E started to produce their line of Commander motorhomes (since discontinued), there was a popular Class A motorhome company called the Commander that was based out of a suburb near Los Angeles, California.
Apollo is a multi-national, vertically integrated manufacturer, rental fleet operator, wholesaler and retailer of a broad range of RVs in Australia, New Zealand and the USA.
Held each year in August, the Rockin' River Musicfest is one of the most famous annual events in B.C.
Despite appearances, the old adage, "It's not as easy as it looks," may prove true for the beginner golfer.
The Little Chief Mini-motorhomes were manufactured by a company called Trav-L-Mate Industries in Penticton, British Columbia, back in the late 1970's and 1980's.
This scenic Alberta community has been acknowledged on National Geographic Traveler’s Best of the World list.
RVwest has surveyed RVers to determine their favourite destinations and dealerships, events and attractions in Canada and the United States.
Be eco-friendly and embrace solar power on your future RV holidays.
The group is calling on the federal government to lead an effort to rapidly establish more terrestrial and marine protected areas to safeguard biodiversity and Canada’s natural heritage.
The first Coachmen RV products were manufactured in 1964 in a 5,000 square foot plant in downtown Middlebury, Indiana.
From hapless mice to heading off urgent plumbing problems, there's never a dull day for mobile RV repairman Eric Solberg.
Kootenay-Columbia Member of Parliament Wayne Stetski contacted the US Army Corps of Engineers this week to get answers on the low level of water in the Lake Koocanusa Reservoir.
Watrous is a quaint Saskatchewan town with vibrant attractions to entice RVers.
This looped road trip will take you through four historical towns of the Yukon Territory.
Valemount's rich history is on display at two artifact-filled museums.
