Dave Hammond manages this resort on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, one of the largest fresh-water lakes in the world.
Rowena and Gary Friesen love to go camping with their RV in the many provincial parks in Manitoba—by themselves of with friends or their grandchildren.
Kokanee Springs Resort offers full-service RV sites just steps from its legendary golf course in the heart of Crawford Bay.
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Laurie Oughton of Stonewall, Manitoba, enjoys camping all over her home province; among her favourite RVing spots are Falcon Lake, Winnipeg Beach and Cherry Hill.
Ruth and Alan Hargrave love to get out camping in their motorhome and explore Manitoba as well as Florida and other places in the United States.
Sue Upton and husband Ray Ryynanen are the owners and operators of Sandhill Pines RV Park in Winnipeg, and they couldn’t be happier.
Full-time RVers Ray Burr and Ann McKinnell have earned their stripes as snowbirding adventurers. While traversing America’s perimeter and Canada’s Maritime provinces, the Victoria, B.C.-based couple has learned a thing or two about full-timing, and they offer tips for making the most of the RV lifestyle.
Sheri Crockatt, owner of Rubber Ducky Resort & Campground in Manitoba, loves meeting the campers who travel through.
Colette and Greg Hamm love to spend their summers camping at Falcon Lake, Manitoba, and recently starting taking their cat, Domino, with them.
RV technician Reg DeYoung recommends an airbag manufacturer and explains what to look for when you're up on the roof of your RV.
Snowbirds share their keep-fit tips, from line dancing to walking the dog.
Denali National Park, Mount McKinley, Iditarod headquarters, Wasilla, Anchorage trolley tours and a sea cruise are just part of the agenda as the Pilsons' tour continues.
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Selling a house in Victoria financed an epic RV voyage for this couple. Now they've joined the snowbird ranks years before traditional retirement age.
The Parkins snowbird in Mexico each winter, but leave the RV they call home back in Canada. After five years, Janel has lots of experience and advice.
Mary Weiss and Wade Murrin have found that transitioning to RVing—albeit with a toy hauler—has meant they can have their cake and eat it too.
It’s possible to have adequate insurance for your unit and its contents while living in your RV full-time.
