Stories

The history, archaeology, mix of cultures and people all contribute to making New Mexico a very special place. It is one of the most diverse and fascinating states in South-Western U.S.A.

Lynne and Fred discover unique attractions, charming communities and rich history in Texas

After travelling through Tennessee and Georgia, the next leg of our journey led us to the Gulf Coast of Alabama.

We met some folks in Saint John, New Brunswick, who suggested that if we were going to Maine, we had to see Acadia National Park. We then had our next target destination.

Lynne Benjamin and her partner Fred experienced the culture and breathtaking scenery of Nova Scotia

An RVing couple recount their journey across Canada and through the U.S.

The warm April air was a promise of spring and new beginnings. At this time of year, flower bulbs planted in the fall were in bloom and these RVers wanted to experience the fields of colour.

Those who think retirees lose the exuberance and passion of youth haven’t met Jeanne and Frank Reynolds

A surprise snowstorm created new adventures for an RVer, but it was all taken in stride.

Thinking of hitting the beach next summer? While it may not be the first state that leaps to mind, it is worth taking a closer look at Idaho’s Panhandle.

Derek and Christine Russell from Norfolk, UK, couldn’t help falling in love with Western Canada, so the Elvis impersonator and his wife have returned year after year, seeing the sights from their rented RV.

The small village of Avila Beach sits on the shore, with green rolling hills as a backdrop and a view of the sparkling bay.

David Woodworth, a noted RV historian, is currently on an American tour to promote the 100-year anniversary of RVing, and he is doing it in style.

Most folks are unaware of the similarities between their fifth wheel RV and a tractor trailer unit with respects to the handling aspects and coupling/uncoupling procedures.

Reg DeYoung finds new trends at the 2010 Calgary RV Expo and Sale