RV News

RVs arrive fully furnished and factory decorated but by adding personal touches it can feel even more like a real home. Dawn Bitz, founder of Grasshaven Outdoor, outlines five focus areas that can turn the everyday RV into a destination unto itself.

Never mind that Anders Treiberg is originally from Sweden, or that his wife, Liz, moved to Canada from Switzerland. The fact is, they have probably seen more of Canada than just about anyone you know.

Despite having travelled far and wide, the Alexanders are proud experts on their home province of Saskatchewan and are glad to point out some of the advantages of being an RVer in this prairie province.

The latest and greatest RVs were on display at the 44th Calgary RV Show and Sale

Two Australian acquaintances had an opportunity to drive an RV from Adelaide to Perth in 10 days. Merely acquaintances when they set off, the two have become firm friends, thanks to Millie the RV.

Sue and Steve Thomas have been RVing in Yukon and Alaska for the past 20 years. So enamoured of the north were these two that they decided to make it their permanent home. 

Leanne Tucker invested in a class C motorhome to take her dogs to championship trials in the U.S.

Brian Rundle is facing some roadblocks as he contemplates life as a full-time RVer.

Warm weather can be yours to enjoy in these four-season Canadian destinations.

Like the flock of Canada geese that were honking in the background during my interview, Pete and Jan Naccarato were preparing to head south for the winter. 

This mom, dad and three kids are living on the road and loving it. Here's how they make it work.

There's safety (and fun) in numbers for RVers from Canada and the U.S. who band together for caravan travel throughout Mexico's Baja peninsula. 

Elmer and Carol Miller's RV adventures have taken them all over the United States and Mexico. Together they have shared experiences from seeing beautiful countryside to making lifelong friends. 

A permanent home in Nanaimo, B.C., and periodic contract work around the province keep this RVing couple grounded. North America is Mike and Donna Mitchell's playground.

Seven years ago, Leslie Pringle was tired of her long hair. When she told her stylist that she wanted a short hairstyle, the stylist told her about Shave Your Lid for a Kid, a fundraising initiative for Alberta Kids Cancer Care, and Pringle jumped on board.

Every day brings a sense of adventure and a deeper relationship for these RVers.