Magnificent palm forests make the Coachella Valley Preserve a striking contrast to the desert surroundings.
Despite its name, Slab City is nothing like an official city. In fact, part of the attraction is that there are no rules and no fees—so they say.
Winter Texans have a number of routes north to choose from, and San Antonio is an excellent place to begin your sightseeing.
Are you tired of freezing cold winters? Head south of the border and enjoy balmy weather instead.
Ron and Denise Samson are seasoned RVers and they are enjoying their first glimpse of the B.C. Rockies.
Herb Lane, Marie Wirth and their two dogs, Cookie and Oreo, have been in B.C. for almost a month and have enjoyed their first RV trip immensely.
Recently a spectacular family event took place in Penticton, B.C., that included Elvis Presley, antique cars and classic Boler trailers—what a combination!
The Bredas continue their journey and make a stop in a historic part of New Mexico.
Columnist Lynne Benjamin muses on the daily lives of the Mogollon peoples, who inhabited the Gila cliff dwellings of New Mexico.
Bill and Marlene Carlson of Nelson, B.C. are taking their lovingly restored car and trailer to an RV rally in Saint Johns Newfoundland.
Meet Ward and Lorraine Smith, with their cat, Stubby—RVers who don’t overplan, but follow good weather in their trailer.
Meet active Swedish couple Stefan and Viveka Svensson who rented an RV to experience the western part of North America.
I have found RVers to be friendly, helpful and caring people and am glad to be considered one of them. However, there are some behaviours that can spoil it for everyone.
Just off the highway between Yuma, Arizona, and El Centro, California, is an area they call the Dunes—an area consisting of mile after mile of hills of fine, silty sand.
