RV Brunch Idea: Simple Mixed Berry Skillet Muffin
A sizzling skillet of freshly mixed berries from the oven is simple and special. Pop this in the oven or smoker as your crew emerges from a relaxed sleep-in. It’s easy on the baker and a welcome brunch for late sleepers.
Spring Maintenance tips – getting ready for the season.
Good maintenance is preventative, so it's important to follow a checklist to check for rodent damage, water seepage, and structural damage. Test all trailer/motorhome systems, keep a maintenance log, check house batteries, and service trailer brakes. Inspect trailer brakes, hitch, electrical hookups, inside wiring, and tire condition before hitting the road. Check for corrosion, binding, seizing, and wire deterioration, and check for dead marker or signal bulbs. Replace tires, air up tires, check roof, seams, and caulking for wear and damage, and be proactive to reduce on-road problems.
Saint John, New Brunswick: A City Reinventing Itself
Saint John, New Brunswick's young entrepreneurs are reinventing the city as a tourist destination, a place to live, and a place to camp. First View of the City Be daring; you can take a detour on approaching the city from the southwest. Use your GPS and cross the...
2023 Keystone Springdale 286BHU – A Travel Trailer Made for Families
Keystone offers new Springdale trailers with a bunkhouse model that combines style, practicality, and ease of use, and can sleep up to 10 people. Keystone has developed online tools to answer first-timer questions during the buying process and after the fact, making Springdale trailers attractive to first-time RVers.
Off-Roading with the 2024 Hummer EV SUV
Get ready to take off-roading to the next level with the Hummer EV. Learn more about this revolutionary new SUV and its capabilities on the toughest terrain. Discover why the Hummer EV is the perfect choice for your next family adventure.
RVing With the Kids: The Prairies, Western, and Northern Canada
Make your family vacation a memorable one with RVing through Canada's Prairies, West, and North. Get the most out of your trip with tips for planning and staying safe on the road with your kids.
How Lance Campers Build to an Eco-Green Standard
Want an RV but worried about your carbon footprint? The Lance 1475 travel trailer may be right for you!
RVing With the Kids: The Maritimes, Quebec & Ontario
Planning an RV trip with the kids this summer? Don’t miss these kid-friendly attractions and destinations in Ontario, Quebec, and The Maritimes.
What Does it Really Cost to Charge Your EV?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have a different sense of money/kilometres travelled than gas-powered vehicles due to the cost of electricity and charging stations. Charging at the Electrify Canada station cost me almost three times what I would have paid in my own driveway, which is not the gas station experience we are used to.
An Earth Day Treat: Easy Salt & Vinegar Roasted Chickpeas
Learn how to make your own, homemade roasted chickpeas. They’re a great, healthy snack.
Test Driving the New 2023 Chevrolet Colorado
2023 is the unofficial year of the mid-size pick-up. Meet the first of this year’s releases, the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado.
RVing for Beginners: How to Avoid Stress and Costly Mistakes on Your First Trip
Are you planning your first RV trip? Don’t learn the hard way. These simple tips from a seasoned RVer could save your holiday.
How Lance Campers Build to an Eco-Green Standard
Want an RV but worried about your carbon footprint? The Lance 1475 travel trailer may be right for you!
RV Dishwasher & Laundry Machines – The Pros and Cons
RV dishwashers and laundry machines make life on the road more convenient, but are they worth the cost and potential hassle? Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of adding these appliances to your RV. RV Dishwashers Few people enjoy washing dishes by...
6 User-Friendly Apps to Help Stay Connected Over the Holidays
You're definitely not alone if you're heading out of town for the holidays. One survey shows that more than 90 per cent of Canadian snowbirds plan on taking a winter trip — so you'll be in good company! As much fun as it is to hit the road and have an adventure,...
Holiday Gift Guide: What to Get for The RVer In Your Life
Another holiday shopping season is well underway. Whether you’re shopping for a loved one or yourself, these are some of our favourite holiday gifts RVers will use and love all year long! Show them a new way to experience RVing with a Terego membership. Do you know...
Drive in Style with these Popular Off-Road Trucks
Social trends are always very evident in the world of fashion; the same is true for the automotive world. Over the past decade, it's seemed like truck and SUV manufacturers have been pumping out more off-road designs than ever. Some are just paint and plastic nods...
Understanding EnerGuide: Know the Fuel Efficiency Before You Buy a New Vehicle
As fuel prices increase and we seek relief, discussions around fuel economy become more important. While we can’t change gas prices, we can try to make more affordable choices as drivers. From changing our driving style to considering newer, more fuel-efficient...
What’s New in Class B Motorhomes
The Class B motorhome, or camper van, is unique among recreational vehicles. That fact impressed me over 20 years ago when I took my then 10-year-old son, Stephen, and me on a Class B motorhome test. I was making notes inside, and Stephen was wandering through the...
What to Consider When Buying New Tires
What do you really get for a higher price? If a higher-priced tire is better, how so? Whether for your trailer or tow vehicle, when buying new tires, consider what traits you’re getting for that purchase price and how they will impact the on-road performance of...
What Makes the CURT Echo Trailer Brake Controller So Attractive?
Did you know that not every vehicle comes with a trailer brake controller? Even vehicles that can tow and are promoted as towing vehicles don’t always come with one. Why? The answer is the aftermarket, but this is not news because aftermarket trailer brake...
Safe Driving Reminders: RV Licensing & Weight Limits
As you get ready for another camping season, it’s a great time to brush up on your towing skills. Here are some safe driving reminders and towing regulations you should know. First, consider these collision statistics from Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation’s...
Must Have RV Accessories for 2022
It’s time to gear up for another RV season! With so many different gadgets available, how do you know what you really need? To help you narrow it down, here are some of our favourite RV accessories we think will help improve your life out on the road. ...
How to Clean Your RV Like a Pro
Experienced RVers know the drill when it comes to prepping their vehicle for spring. When the temperatures start to warm, the to-do lists come out and the work begins. A proper cleaning, inside and outside, is included on most RVers spring prep lists, but it should...
Saint John, New Brunswick: A City Reinventing Itself
Saint John, New Brunswick's young entrepreneurs are reinventing the city as a tourist destination, a place to live, and a place to camp. First View of the City Be daring; you can take a detour on approaching the city from the southwest. Use your GPS and cross the...
Tracking the Dinos and Digging for Fossils in Museums and Parks Across North America
Sites preserving the footprints and remains of the prehistoric giants that once ruled the land and sea of North America can be found in museums and parks all over the continent.
Secrets of Loretta Lynn’s Ranch: A Campground Worth Experiencing!
When heading south, finding unique and exciting campgrounds to park your trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes is always challenging. Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, is up to the challenge. The ranch is conveniently located seven miles north of...
Explorer RV Club’s 2022 National Rally: Here’s What Happened
The 2022 Explorer RV Club National Rally was held at Camping Transit Campground in Lévis, Quebec, from September 15 to 18. A few members came in the day before to get an early start. The weather started wet, but the forecast didn’t disappoint, and the sun came out...
5 Fall Road Trips in Ontario that are Absolutely Worth the Drive
While we may think that Summer is everyone's favourite season after a long cold winter, it doesn't seem to be the case. A quick Google search of polls will show you that Fall ranks highest every time. Living in Canada and especially Ontario, it's easy to see why....
The Beauty of Ocracoke Island
our camper van was the last one onto the small ferry. It was a reasonably calm day—the waves of the Atlantic Ocean between North Carolina’s Hatteras Island and Ocracoke Island had the vessel bobbing lightly. But when you’re last on, the view out the back window is...
Discover The Best Fall Festivals in Canada
Fall in Canada inspires wonder. Colourful leaves, tasty produce and a brisk breeze invite you to enjoy the great outdoors. Why not discover the best fall festivals in Canada as you celebrate the 2022 season. Schedule a fall RV trip and get to know our nation's...
RVing East of Ontario’s Algonquin Park—the Ottawa Valley
Journeying east of North Bay, along the Ottawa Valley, the sparkle of Algonquin Park can sometimes make it feel like the area's other worthwhile highlights are left in the dust. Take time to stretch out the route and linger at some of the smaller parks and beaches...
RVing in White River: Winnie the Pooh Hometown Festival
Last September, we set out on an RV road trip. One of our stops was in White River, Ontario. When we arrived at our camping area, we learned we had just missed the Winnie the Pooh Hometown Festival. Winnie the Pooh Hometown Festival The town of White River is...
Maine RV Road Trip: What to See & Where to Stay
Maine doesn’t make you wait long for a scenic view. Within minutes of crossing at Calais—a popular entry point from New Brunswick—we were already pulling over to snap photos of scenic coves, lighthouses, and the powerful Atlantic Ocean. Maine is a vast New England...
South Georgian Bay: What to Eat, See & Do for RVers
On a Saturday morning in Thornbury, there’s a lot of main street action in the small town that’s one of the hubs of Ontario’s South Georgian Bay region. Hungry visitors circle around a mainstay: the Thornbury Bakery Café, where fruits of the predawn baking shift...
Exploring the Rocky Mountain Hot Springs
Experiencing natural wonders like the Rocky Mountain hot springs, geysers, mud pots and paint pots have made their way onto the bucket lists of RVers and adventurers everywhere. And if you are as lucky us, this dream is accessible by road at any time of the year....
2023 Keystone Springdale 286BHU – A Travel Trailer Made for Families
Keystone offers new Springdale trailers with a bunkhouse model that combines style, practicality, and ease of use, and can sleep up to 10 people. Keystone has developed online tools to answer first-timer questions during the buying process and after the fact, making Springdale trailers attractive to first-time RVers.
Off-Roading with the 2024 Hummer EV SUV
Get ready to take off-roading to the next level with the Hummer EV. Learn more about this revolutionary new SUV and its capabilities on the toughest terrain. Discover why the Hummer EV is the perfect choice for your next family adventure.
What Does it Really Cost to Charge Your EV?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have a different sense of money/kilometres travelled than gas-powered vehicles due to the cost of electricity and charging stations. Charging at the Electrify Canada station cost me almost three times what I would have paid in my own driveway, which is not the gas station experience we are used to.
Test Driving the New 2023 Chevrolet Colorado
2023 is the unofficial year of the mid-size pick-up. Meet the first of this year’s releases, the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado.
2023 Ford Super Duty: The Numbers We’ve Been Waiting for Are Here
Get ready for the new year with the all-new 2023 Ford Super Duty, one of the bestselling trucks on the market. Exciting news – the numbers you’ve been waiting for are finally here. Learn more about the features of this powerhouse truck.
Inside Look at Winnebago’s Latest All-Electric Prototype: The eRV2
Winnebago eRV2 is a new Class B based on the all-electric Ford Transit van, with Winnebago's proprietary IonBlade house battery system providing up to seven days of boondocking capability. Winnebago's eRV2 is powered by a 900-Watt solar capacity, built on a Ford E-Transit chassis, and powered by a proprietary IonBlade lithium house battery. Winnebago's eRV2 interior is inspired by modern Japandi principles, with a five-in-one sleep/lounge, two adaptable workspaces, and a high-speed Wi-Fi router.
Dry Camping or Boondocking this Year? Learn How to Conserve Water in Your RV
Canadians are used to an abundance and sometimes a seemingly endless water supply. Home to 20 percent of the world’s freshwater resources, most Canadians consume water without a second thought. Although we should conserve and protect our precious water resources at...
Meet the 2023 Truck King Challenge Winner: 2023 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2
Since 2006, a group of Canadian automotive journalists have been testing and evaluating the newest crop of pickup trucks available to Canadian consumers in the current year. Each year they determine the best option available and name it the Canadian Truck King...
What’s New in RVs for 2023
Did you know 2021 was one of the RV industry's most significant sales years on record? With over 600,000 RVs shipped, and an increase in sales of almost 40% compared to 2020, the pandemic put production into overdrive. The isolation and travel restrictions of the...
How Accurate Are the Weights Listed by the Manufacturers?
As an RVer, you likely know more about towed weight than most, including some salespeople. This comes down to years of hands-on experience. You’re probably familiar with terms like gross weights, maximum weights, pin weights, combined weights, dry weights, tongue...
Introducing the Ember 191MSL for Overlanders
The RV industry is full of well-known brand names, typically owned by a few larger companies. Collections of brands owned by larger companies like Forest River and Thor have been common in the industry for a while. In fact, this is the norm in most businesses where...
Ram and Chevy’s New HD Pickup Trucks Take on the Texas Auto Show
The Texas Auto Show, an attraction of State Fair of Texas, brings together a world-class auto show for 24 days each year. Excited to see what new models and features would be introduced for 2023, I attended the auto show and paid special attention to the Truck Zone...
RV Brunch Idea: Simple Mixed Berry Skillet Muffin
A sizzling skillet of freshly mixed berries from the oven is simple and special. Pop this in the oven or smoker as your crew emerges from a relaxed sleep-in. It’s easy on the baker and a welcome brunch for late sleepers.
RVing With the Kids: The Prairies, Western, and Northern Canada
Make your family vacation a memorable one with RVing through Canada's Prairies, West, and North. Get the most out of your trip with tips for planning and staying safe on the road with your kids.
RVing With the Kids: The Maritimes, Quebec & Ontario
Planning an RV trip with the kids this summer? Don’t miss these kid-friendly attractions and destinations in Ontario, Quebec, and The Maritimes.
RVing for Beginners: How to Avoid Stress and Costly Mistakes on Your First Trip
Are you planning your first RV trip? Don’t learn the hard way. These simple tips from a seasoned RVer could save your holiday.
How Hamish Became a Snowbird & Tips for RVing with a Puppy
Following the loss of our dog Angus in the spring, my wife Linda and I agreed to no more dogs. We still had Molly, our 13-year-old Shih Tzu, a hardened camper. Then, we heard from a friend of a friend that a litter of Yorkie puppies would be available in November....
Dry Camping or Boondocking this Year? Learn How to Conserve Water in Your RV
Canadians are used to an abundance and sometimes a seemingly endless water supply. Home to 20 percent of the world’s freshwater resources, most Canadians consume water without a second thought. Although we should conserve and protect our precious water resources at...
What’s in Your RV’s Pantry? Learn How to Plan for Your Meals on the Road
My family's favourite camping memories involve meals cooked over the fire, and several of our traditions have developed around them. My oldest son, now with three kids of his own, likes to raid the pantry, grill sausage, and cook a shared batch of mac & cheese...
Truck Classifications – What Do They Really Mean?
You may be familiar with towing weights like gross weights, maximum weights, and combined weights, but have you ever wondered how accurate the information we get on these weights is? I have tried to explain the issues and confusion around manufacturers’ payload...
3 Traditional Fowler Family Winter Recipes: Crepes, Winter Pudding & Hot Chocolate
Family traditions are funny. How these traditions come to be is often an exciting story. For the Fowler family, most of our favourite winter traditions centre around food and beverages we can share as we celebrate the holidays and ring in a new year. We make and...
How Accurate Are the Weights Listed by the Manufacturers?
As an RVer, you likely know more about towed weight than most, including some salespeople. This comes down to years of hands-on experience. You’re probably familiar with terms like gross weights, maximum weights, pin weights, combined weights, dry weights, tongue...
Soup’s On!
what’s not to love about a heart-warming bowl of bean soup on a fabulous, chill Autumn Day? Satisfying your hunger, easing the pressure on your food budget, and giving you culinary bragging rights in the campground, are three things you can count on with a bowl of...
Tips for Improving Your Towing Skills
In the height of summer, highways can become congested as people head out on their adventures. The roads are full of vehicles and drivers of varying experiences and backgrounds. Some are even towing for the very first time. A quick tune-up of your defensive driving...
Canadian RV Shows to Get You Through Off-Season
There’s no better way to ignite your imagination for the upcoming RV season than to wander through one of Canada’s RV shows. Surrounded by fellow adventurers, it’s an excellent opportunity to take in all the possibilities the vendors and sponsors offer. Whether or...
Understanding How Diesel Fuel is Priced in Canada, the USA, and the World
Fuel prices are a hot topic lately, not just at the pump. It’s all over the news, so I decided to dive deeper and get into the nitty gritty on gas pricing. Recently, Ram announced that it is dropping its 3L EcoDiesel from the lineup. This follows Ford quietly...
Ontario Staycation Tax Credit: Explore Ontario & Save!
For Ontario residents there’s never been a better time to plan a staycation! As part of the Ontario government’s plan to emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever, they are encouraging travel within the province with a new Ontario Staycation Tax Credit. If...
Everything We Know About the Zero Emissions Winnebago e-RV
The Winnebago e-RV was introduced at the Florida RV Super Show as its first all-electric, zero emissions motorhome concept. “This is an exciting time for Winnebago Industries and the outdoor lifestyle industry as a whole. We are proud to continue our innovation...
Restricted Towing Zones: What to Do If Your Vehicle Breaks Down
Recently, Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation introduced restricted towing zones on sections of its provincial highways. The goal of this pilot program is to clear busy highways of vehicles in need of immediate assistance more efficiently and safely and prevent...
Ontario’s Restricted Tow Zone Pilot: What Does it Mean for Drivers?
A breakdown on any of Ontario’s 400-series highways is an anxiety producing experience – now add to that the flurry of tow trucks that descend on a disabled vehicle like crows to roadkill. That ended as of December 13 – at least for the next four years. With their...
What you Need to Know to Get Across the US Border from Canada and Back in August 2021
A Word of Caution: The coronavirus pandemic is still a rapidly changing situation, which means that conditions and rules can change quickly. We recommend that you search for the most recent Canadian-US border travel information before starting out on your journey...
SAE Tow Ratings System: Still Towing Strong 10 Years On
It’s been a decade since the Society of Automotive Engineers (along with any respective consumer and government agencies) hammered out a common, agreed upon method of testing vehicles to establish tow ratings. Called J-2807, this agreement ensured a reliable and...
No Place to Park in ON Parks Series: Pt. II
In 1971, I was a student naturalist in Turkey Point Provincial Park. One holiday Saturday morning, a family arrived at the park office, which also served as the campground office, at about 10 o’clock. The father came into the office looking tired and haggard. He...
Night of the Knitted Turtle: The Bancroft Turtle Bombing of 2018
This is an update adapted from an article written by Barb Shaw for kawarthaNow in 2018 that was also picked up by Global News. Bancroft, Ontario is a small ‘close-knit’ town and community, but quite a well-known one for a variety of reasons, like its proximity to...
Why There is no Space to ‘Park’ in ON Parks
It is now well-recognized that outdoor recreation activities are very positive for our health; physical, social, and psychological. There is a global effort entitled Healthy People; Healthy Parks, of which Ontario Parks is a supporter. Ontario Provincial Parks...
Hankook Introduces Its First Trailer Tire – the Vantra Trailer
Global tire company Hankook, is now offering the Vantra Trailer Tire, which will fit most popular trailers. The company statement boasts that it is designed with advanced durability and stability to withstand heavy-duty conditions. “As our first-ever products in...
RV Brunch Idea: Simple Mixed Berry Skillet Muffin
A sizzling skillet of freshly mixed berries from the oven is simple and special. Pop this in the oven or smoker as your crew emerges from a relaxed sleep-in. It’s easy on the baker and a welcome brunch for late sleepers.
An Earth Day Treat: Easy Salt & Vinegar Roasted Chickpeas
Learn how to make your own, homemade roasted chickpeas. They’re a great, healthy snack.
RV Cooking with Maple Syrup: Sweet Cabbage Apple Salad
Get a taste of the outdoors with this RV-friendly recipe featuring maple syrup. Sweet cabbage apple salad is the perfect side dish for any camping adventure. Follow this recipe and enjoy the delicious flavors of nature.
RV Cooking with Canadian Ingredients: Easy Chickpea Masala
Forks Up for Canadian Agriculture! In support of Canadian farmers and all those who help produce the food that Canadians and people around the world eat, here’s an RV-friendly dinner for four that you can make in 25 minutes. This recipe uses ingredients from Canadian farmers and even celebrates Canada’s diverse cuisines.
Cooking with Mushrooms: Roasted Portobello Mushroom Caps
Have you noticed all the buzz about mushrooms lately, too? From Star Trek: Discovery’s spore drive to learning that oyster mushrooms can eat plastic, we understand why some might refer to 2022 as the year of the mushroom. As avid RVers, we love foraging and cooking...
3 Traditional Fowler Family Winter Recipes: Crepes, Winter Pudding & Hot Chocolate
Family traditions are funny. How these traditions come to be is often an exciting story. For the Fowler family, most of our favourite winter traditions centre around food and beverages we can share as we celebrate the holidays and ring in a new year. We make and...
Celebrate the Holidays with this Super Easy Bûche de Noël (Yule Log) Recipe
Here we are at the end of another RV season. We enjoyed the last glorious autumn colours, warmed our feet and hands at our final campfire, and winterized the RV. Now is a great time to start thinking about holiday baking, and this easy yule log recipe is one you...
How to Make Zucchini Boats on the BBQ or Campfire
One of the delights of having a seasonal RV site is the opportunity to learn from our fellow RVers. This year we’ve been learning how to grow vegetables from our home on wheels. Some of our fellow RVers have planted extensive vegetable gardens, including green and...
How to Make a Horiatiki Salad on the Road
Like many of our fellow RVers, our plans for extensive travel this summer have taken a course-correction. Although we’ll be on the road this year (including to the Explorer RV Club rally), inflation and higher fuel costs have led us to scale back on both the number...
How to Make Wild Rice Burgers Using Ingredients that Honour Canada’s Past
Like many Canadians, we’re viewing the July 1 holiday differently. While we continue to learn, and reflect on Canada’s history, we’re looking for ways we can respectfully recognize Canada Day. One way we can do this is through food. With the Canada Day menu we have...
Cooking Fish… in the Dishwasher!
Waking to the music of the cardinals and robins outside our window these past few mornings is the only sign we’ve needed to launch our plans for getting the RV de-winterized and setting up our seasonal site. Many of us will undoubtedly be getting ready for the...
An Easy Stone Soup Recipe for Global Recycling Day
One of our New Year’s resolutions is to continue to find ways to reduce our footprint when enjoying our RV adventures. Although we know it’s impossible to implement an entirely zero-waste RV experience in a 40-foot Class A diesel rig, we’re always looking for ways...
Spring Maintenance tips – getting ready for the season.
Good maintenance is preventative, so it's important to follow a checklist to check for rodent damage, water seepage, and structural damage. Test all trailer/motorhome systems, keep a maintenance log, check house batteries, and service trailer brakes. Inspect trailer brakes, hitch, electrical hookups, inside wiring, and tire condition before hitting the road. Check for corrosion, binding, seizing, and wire deterioration, and check for dead marker or signal bulbs. Replace tires, air up tires, check roof, seams, and caulking for wear and damage, and be proactive to reduce on-road problems.
How to winterize the water system in your RV without using antifreeze
Preparing for winter is an annual chore that defines us as Canadians. Putting on our snow tires, turning off our outside water, getting our lawn furniture into storage, and preparing our RVs for their long, cold winter nap. Like most of you, I’ve always used RV...
How to Prepare Your RV for Storage and Increase its Lifespan
With the camping season winding down, you will find that winter is not far behind. This means it’s time to start thinking about winter storage for your RV. If you are a do-it-yourself kind of person, you can save by learning how to winterize your RV yourself....
Is it True You Should Never Change Your Tires on the Side of the Highway?
A flat tire is one of the most common vehicular breakdowns. Whether on your tow-vehicle or RV, a flat is an experience that just about every driver will experience in their driving lifetime. Because of this, it’s important to consider what you are going to do about...
6 Ways to Upgrade & Upcycle on Budget When Renovating a Used RV
Whether it’s people choosing to live in their RV permanently, or using them for vacations and weekend trips, RV ownership has been on the rise over the past few decades. The freedom of the open road and the ability to explore and seek out adventure has drawn a lot...
Your All-New and Revised 2021 RV Prep and Pre-Trip Planner
Campgrounds are finally opening (HOORAY!) and RVers are anxious to get out of the house and on the road. But before you rush off with your rig, be sure to do your pre-trip inspections as always. This year, it will be particularly important because RVs and...
Preventing Blowouts in Your RV
Since RVs are typically not used as frequently as your everyday vehicle, they require extra stringent tire maintenance. Scroll down for some tips that will help you minimize your chances of a tire blowout when driving your RV. Make Sure Your Tires are Fully...
How to Repair Your Fifth Wheel Landing Leg
It was a Monday lunchtime in September, nobody was around, kids were back in schools. Linda and I had just backed our fifth wheel trailer onto the Forestry Commission-approved dry camping site. We were at Kootenai Falls, Montana. Kootenai Falls is located between...
RV Roofing – What Should You Know
Not a lot of us spend our time on the road with our noses in the air, looking straight up. We’d miss all the scenery we’re on the road to see in the first place! When it comes to our immediate surroundings though, it should be noted that we frequently notice the...
When an RV Awning Became a Life-Threatening Problem
It was the first day of November when we crossed the USA-Mexico border at Nogales south of Tucson. Six rigs in a small caravan, driving into Mexico. Five couples and Janice on her own with her dog. About two hours after crossing the border, we watched in horror as...
How to Maintain Your RV Septic System
If you have a self-contained RV, then you probably have three holding tanks. The fresh water holding tank, the grey water holding tank that collects dirty water from the sinks and shower, while the black water holding tank is for the toilet only. The grey and black...
6 Easy RV Makeover Ideas That Won’t Break the Bank
There's a lot of pressure these days to have a "Pinterest-worthy" RV interior. At the end of the day, however, it's most important to have an RV that you love with a space that's functional for you and your loved ones. Still, if you're looking to upgrade your RV,...
Operating Costs of Owning an RV
Are you considering buying an RV? If so, considering the operating costs of owning an RV is critical. Most people are aware of apparent expenses like gasoline and insurance but forget about the hidden fees of RVs. This blog outlines several factors that will help...
How to Choose the Right RV Traveller’s Insurance Policy
Insurance coverage is a must whether you regularly travel in your RV or plan the occasional trip. When most RVers think about insurance, they think about the policies they have on their vehicles. And while it's true that RV insurance is important, there's another...
Buying a Used RV From A Dealer or Private Seller: What’s Better?
Over the last two years the RV market has been incredibly busy. In 2018 the Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association (CRVA) and the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada reported that there were over 2.1 million households in Canada that owned an...
6 Ways to Save for a Big Purchase
Big ticket items like a car, RV or home repair can enhance your lifestyle, but these expensive purchases could short-circuit your everyday budget. Planning and saving for large purchases allows you to protect your financial portfolio. Here are our tips for saving...
How to Choose the Best Extended Warranty for your RV
You have purchased an expensive recreational vehicle (RV), either new or used, from a retail dealer or direct from another family. With thousands of mechanical components, you want to ensure you have protection against the inconvenience, stress, and high cost of...
Benefits of Using a DIY Will Kit & When to Hire a Lawyer
Creating a will is not something most people enjoy discussing, which is why many put it off and some don’t do it at all. Still, there are a multitude of reasons to create a will. Most importantly, your will helps you plan and decide where your property goes and how...
Helpful Holiday Spending Tips You Can Use All Year
Holiday spending helps you enjoy the season. Buying gifts, decorations, food, and other holiday accessories can get expensive if you’re not careful, though. Learn how to set a budget and stick to it during the holiday season and throughout the upcoming year. Set...
Best Ways to Access Your Cash While Travelling in the U.S
Whether you’re a snowbird planning your annual trip to the warmth of the American South or a short trip to one of the US coasts when the land borders open to Canadians, you’ll need to ensure you can access money. Most of the time, travelling through the US for...
How to Make a Career out of Part-Time Writing from your RV
Life on the road is an adventure. Living in your RV and moving from one location to the other is unlike anything else! You’ve got your freedom, your spontaneity, and the ability to make the most out of every day ahead of you. But, unless you’ve got unlimited funds...
How Much Life Insurance Do You Need in 2021
Your long-term goals may include retiring on the lush green coastline north of Vancouver or spending some time fishing near Halifax, Nova Scotia. But what happens if you suffer an untimely death? After this past year, it is a possibility that we all think about, or...
Understanding Canada’s Premier RV Emergency Roadside Service
Have you ever experienced that moment of panic after hearing a bang or a clunk as your RV or vehicle comes to a stop? If so, you know it means you are most likely in need of assistance. Unfortunately, a lot of us have been there. Exclusive to Explorer RV Club...
Before Purchasing a Used RV Here Are 9 Questions You Should Ask
RV dealerships across Canada have seen sales soar during 2020, and the start of 2021 follows the same pattern. The pandemic is driving the number of RV sales up along with prices, as people turn to camping vacations in new and used luxury RVs. This is a...
