Prolite Trailers: Eco Line Travel Trailer
Prolite is a Canadian manufacturer of ultralight trailers. Built in St-Jérôme, Quebec, these lightweight trailers have been on the market for close to 25 years. This year, Prolite introduced a new set of trailers called the Eco Line. In keeping with its established...
Chasing the Fall Colours
Before the tree branches are bare and the skies turn grey, many RVers make a late season road trip to do some “leaf peeping”—fall colour tours in parts of Canada where the hardwood forests reign. Driving to look for fall colours draw scores of RV enthusiasts. It’s a...
How to Rent Out Your RV & Earn Up to $1,400 a Week
How to rent out your RV (and how much you can really earn) Every campground has a version of this conversation. Someone mentions their trailer only got out twice last summer. Someone else jokes that it's the most expensive guest room in the neighbourhood. And then...
Conversations with Explorer RV Club members: Real RV Stories, Tips & Travel Insights
“Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and enjoy the journey”- Attributed to Barbara Hoffman “The Explorer RV Club is committed to making our RVentures more rewarding and to provide opportunities for all RVers – from tent-trailer owners to million -dollar bus...
Escape Trailer E13 Review (2026): A Lightweight Fiberglass Camper Built for Modern Adventures
There is a smaller RV builder in southern British Columbia that is selling trailers to RVers throughout North America in a rather unique way. Escape Trailers, in Chilliwack, BC, deals directly with customers – they don’t use the traditional sell-through-dealers...
Northeastern Ontario: A Taste of Extraordinary Ontario Parks
On smooth, grey Highway 11 from the upper reaches of the Ottawa Valley, heading straight north toward Temagami, I started to hum a few lines from that notable song by The Arrogant Worms. We’ve got rocks and trees, and trees and rocks,and rocks and trees, and trees and...
Be prepared: Getting ready to hit the road this season
It’s May, and the RV season is officially here! If you’re like me, you’re itching to get out on the road after such a long winter. But if we want a season that’s as safe and trouble-free as possible, we first need to do a little prep work. And for those of us in...
2026 Pleasure-Way Plateau XLRB
In a country as big as Canada, we’re used to travelling for pretty much everything. Driving an hour to and from dinner is an ordinary day — something that amazes Europeans, who live in much more compact countries. That said, the Class B travel van is the vehicle of...
Savouring Cape Breton Island
When that itch for a scenic road trip hits hard, it’s a challenge to find a spot more delightful than Cape Breton Island, perched a short drive from mainland Nova Scotia. The island is renowned for the rugged coastline drive along the jaw-dropping Cabot Trail . . ....
Why not Alabama?
We rolled into the border crossing in Detroit this past January, towing our 5th wheel trailer, stopped and handed over our passports to the Agent. He glanced at the trailer, then us - “Heading to Florida are you” he asked as he scanned the passports. “No, actually...
Gas or Diesel: How to Decide
Why do I love diesel? I blame my father. In 1970 I was twelve years old, sitting home during March break. The phone rang and my dad asked me, “do you want to go to Florida?” Of course I did. “Well pack a bag and I’ll be home in 20 minutes to get you.” In 1970 my dad...
Sustainability tips for opening the RV and planning this season’s travel adventures
Happy New Year! To me, despite the snow and cold outside my sticks-and-bricks window, the arrival of the RV shows across Canada in February always heralds the beginning of a new year of RVing. And as with every new year, I ask myself what resolution I’m going to make....
