
FAQs about duty-free shopping for RVers crossing the border
Save money and time—choose Duty Free Canada stores for your cross-border shopping
Learn moreTales of adventure and misadventure abound in Up the Lake, the first in the series detailing an American couple’s move to a coastal B.C. float cabin.
Meet Frances and Doug Paskal, owners of Daisy May Campground and RV Park in Fort Macleod, Alberta.
Save money and time—choose Duty Free Canada stores for your cross-border shopping
Learn moreRick and Linda Rumberger stopped and played golf in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, and the following year they returned to buy the property.
Scottie's RV Park and Campground in Creston, B.C., offers a clean, beautiful environment. Meet owners Debbie Laing and Morgan Moyer.
Vibrant wildflowers abound at Sun Peaks Resort in central British Columbia
The Wood family spend summers working for BC Parks and winters in Mexico and the southern United States.
Canadian full-time RVers must have a legal physical address for at least six months of the year.
The RVwest Readers Choice contest has been extended until July 11, 2014, so there is still a chance to win.
In the 1920s a Scottish tradesman known as The Boss built his own motorhome—today his grandson carries on memories and the RVing tradition.
Bernie Fandrich writes about his passionate relationship with the Thompson River.
If you’re vague on the details of RV insurance coverage policies, read these top tips from an insurance professional.
Will you be more likely to enjoy some of Canada's most stunning wilderness areas if you have access to Wi-Fi?
Returning from snowbirding to wintery Canada, where do you fill water? or dump waste water? or camp?
Mowczko was inspired to research and write the ecotourism book after she and her husband visited the Ecuadorian rainforest in 2009.
RV shows are a good resource for information on the RV lifestyle.
Tech Talk author Reg DeYoung will be teaching a course about RVing at College of the Rockies in Cranbrook, B.C.