As a fulltimer in an RV park, Elizabeth James enjoys listening to stories told by visitors who come and go throughout the year. Here is just one of them.
There are different types of RVers, each with a different list of requirements for a place to stay.
The CRVBCC is urging everyone to be fire smart.
Keeping in touch is important for snowbirds. Here's how to choose a cellphone plan that will work for your travels.
There is still time to register for the 10th annual RV Rally at Fairmont Hot Springs, hosted by RVwest and Rec-Vee Holiday Adventures.
With the heat wave of summer, BC Wildfire Management says extra precautions need to be taken in keeping campfires safe and regulated.
The Wilsons took their first big trip in their fifth wheel this year, with the destination of Palm Springs. They had many stops along the way.
Barb and Earle Robertson spend much of the year travelling.
With two sons living and going to school in Saskatoon, Gerilee and David Kermack return to Saskatchewan at least twice a year.
Tales 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.
Rick 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.
