Coleman-Mach company is now offering its customers a informational video on the new, powerful, ultra-low profile Mach 8 Rooftop Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps.
Congratulations, Carla, you are the winner of our August photo contest.
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The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Alberta recently announced Kyle Redmond of Bucars RV Centre in Balzac, Alberta, as the association’s nominee for the prestigious Walter Paseska Canadian Dealer of the Year Award.
BC Safety Authority wants RVers to know how to purchase, use and maintain propane appliances safely.
Author Heather Cameron has a passion for creating healthy, tasty and satisfying food with local produce.
The Mykytiuk family have been going to Mount Fernie Provincial Park for 17 years.
Sylvia Tarnuzzer is often asked how to stay healthy while travelling. As a nutrition and weight-loss coach with RVhealthy, she shares some tips will help Rvers with weight-loss or healthy-lifestyle goals.
If my chocolate lab could talk, he would probably tell me that he wanted to be a show dog. Why? Because show dogs travel in style! I realized this while attending the Cranbrook and District Kennel Club’s 40th Anniversary of Championship Shows and Obedience Trials.
Hank Butitta, an architecture student, transforms an old school bus into an functional, modern RV.
Craft Beer Revolution, written by Joe Wiebe, gives an inside look at the microbrewing movement in B.C.
Bill and Shauna Campbell began their lives as the owners and operators of Besant Campground near Mortlach, Saskatchewan, 23 years ago, and haven’t looked back since.
Eagle Lake RV Resort collects donations of coins and school supplies to support education in disadvantaged areas of the world.
The adventures of the Northern Wanderers are coming to an end. Tthe final leg of their journey is taking the ferry back to Prince Rupert, B.C., from Ketchikan, Alaska.
The wanderers spend a couple of rainy days along Kluane Lake in the Yukon.
Wrangell Narrows can only be navigated during high tide when there is good visibility, as the only safe course skirts close to shore.
Duane and Lynda Pilson on days 60-63 of their northern adventures.
