Danielle Cameron

On Vancouver Island, B.C., Parksville and Qualicum Beach are host to several quality eateries.

RVers have been spreading the word: Sylvan Lake is gaining popularity among campers and other outdoor enthusiasts.

From Thunder Bay's shores, at the head of Lake Superior, a geological marvel can be seen.

Visit these visual and performance art venues in B.C. and get a feel for the creativity of the Kootenays.

Tour these majestic Canadian garden spaces and get in touch with nature.

B.C. is expected to see a record-breaking increase in tourism for 2019, with more visitors returning to the province for sightseeing and camping.

This cozy Saskatchewan town invites you to come outside and play.

These are some of the top quaint-yet-artistic Canadian communities.

These Saskatchewan communities welcome RVers with hospitality, entertainment and attractions.

This Arizona community is surrounded by engaging attractions.

Outlook is a delightful place to go RVing, and there are several attractions to take in while you're there.

From the Butchart Gardens to the Parliament Buildings, Victoria is home to some stunning art and architecture.

Valemount is a community focused on its tourism, with no lack of attractions for RVers.

One visit to this vibrant city, and you will want to take your RV to Alberta every year.

This peaceful little community is surrounded by beaches and other points of interest.

It may be a small community, but Niland is bursting with creative energy and passionate people.

Wetaskiwin's attractions include art galleries, museums and thrill-seeking opportunities.

This annual RV show and sale has been delighting campers for 50 years.

The balmy Coachella Valley attracts snowbirds with its lively California vibe.

Choosing a place to eat in Victoria can be overwhelming in a good way.

Campbell River tempts foodies with trendy restaurants, fresh-caught seafood and agricultural products.