With sapphire lakes and lush forests, First Nations history and sun-kissed valleys, Idaho has much to offer RVers. Home to seven distinct regions, this state has a great variety of landcape and ...

At one point in time, not that many years ago, the Okanagan was a hotbed for RV manufacturers (primarily before the 2008 economic downturn). Some were even tempted to call the region "Elkhart North." ...

These old Triple E motorhomes keep popping up wherever we go these days. Here's another one we discovered on a roadside lot near Blairmore, Alberta. Despite the electrical cord dangling out of this ...

Prince Albert is a vibrant city with plenty to entice RVers. — Photo courtesy the Prince Albert Downtown Improvement District Association ...

Spartan produced over 40,000 trailer homes before ending production in 1961. This circa 1950s Spartan Mansion trailer comes from a distinguished pedigree. — Photo courtesy Keith Powell When I tripped ...

Lethbridge is a fun place to visit for several reasons. The city is beautiful, with pathways and parks throughout where you can take a walk when you aren't relaxing at one of the local RV campgrounds.

The Thompson Okanagan region is bursting with activity. Whether you are interested in winery tours, sightseeing, culture or heritage, RVers are destined to have a blast RVing in the Thompson Okanagan.

Nelson is a hub of Kootenay culture and artistic expression, with distinct character that makes it well worth a visit.

So what do you think of truck campers? I recently spotted this classic Avion truck camper sitting on the roadside in a tiny community along Highway 93/95 near Fairmont Hot Springs, B.C. Here’s what ...

The new website was completely redesigned top to bottom “with the goal of providing consumers, dealers, and owners with an enhanced, engaging, and simplified experience.” — Photo courtesy ...

Quebec RV Show October 31 - November 3, 2024 Quebec City, Quebec ...

Not long ago, we published a vintage RV column about a 20th Century travel trailer owned by a young couple in Kimberley, B.C. Here's a link to the original story. That column prompted this response ...