Campervans and the Lost Villages of the St. Lawrence River
On June 26, 1959, Queen Elizabeth II and US President Dwight D. Eisenhower officially opened the St. Lawrence Seaway. This monumental project created a route for ocean-going ships to reach North America's heartland and produced electricity for Ontario's growing...
Studio Bell – Calgary, Alberta
We travel and write about music across North America. In Canada, no single spot better tells the story of music covering the width and breadth of our country than Studio Bell, the nation’s musical museum in Alberta. Located in the heart of downtown Calgary, Studio...
Wine Tasting and Painted Barn Quilts: A Journey Through Prince Edward County
Tucked away along the shores of Lake Ontario, Prince Edward County—fondly known as 'The County'—is a hidden gem that offers more than scenic beauty. It's a haven for wine enthusiasts, art lovers, and adventure seekers. Glenora Car Ferry As we boarded the Glenora...
Highways: A behind the scenes snapshot of this necessity for RV travel
It’s Day one of your much-anticipated road trip. All that planning and coordination is now behind you. You’ve looked forward to this trip for months. You’ve been on the road for only 30 minutes, and straight ahead of you, traffic control guide come to a complete...
Tulsa, Oklahoma: Full of Surprises
I hadn't given much thought to Oklahoma. Fields of grain. Feedlots stuffed with cattle. What else could there possibly be? Turns out a visit to Tulsa flips those assumptions on their head. In Tulsa, I found a mid-size city that seems to have it all—world-class...
Coachella Lakes RV Resort
Discover the Winter Magic at Coachella Lakes RV Resort As the cold and frost start to blanket much of North America, the call of the road echoes louder, tempting RV enthusiasts with the promise of sunshine and adventure. This winter, there’s no better destination...
Tucson and beyond – Exploring southern Arizona
Southern Arizona is a magnet for RVers who love the outdoors, warm wintertime temperatures, and activities like hiking, bird-watching, and learning about Native American cultures. GET OUTDOORS! The enormous Sonoran Desert sprawls across much of southern Arizona,...
Highway 101: an RVer’s Playground
As Canadian full-time RVers, we typically spend our winters snowbirding in Arizona to escape the cool and dreary weather in British Columbia. When it was time to return home this year, we headed west toward Los Angeles to Hwy 101, which extends through California,...
The Catskills & The Berkshires: “The mountains are calling, and I must go”
In 1873, so the story goes, the Scottish naturalist and mountaineer John Muir wrote to his sister: “The mountains are calling, and I must go.” Muir, who played a key role in establishing the U.S. National Park Service, may have been talking about the mountains of...
Exploring the Brownsville Cut: A Dolphin-Filled Adventure
On a warm February afternoon, with a clear blue sky and a gentle breeze, a pod of wild Atlantic bottlenose dolphins surrounded the boat, delighting passengers with their playful leaps, synchronized dives, and surfing in the wake of the tour boat, the Lady Jane. You...
RVing on Vancouver Island: Must-Visit Destinations
As full-time RVers who spend our summers on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, my wife Sandy and I have had numerous opportunities to explore various communities on both coasts of the island. Occasionally, fellow RVers will ask us about our favourite...
Set your GPS for Gaspé, Quebec
There’s something incredibly satisfying about being able to pilot your “home on wheels” around a circle route. It makes for a nice, tidy itinerary. We find it’s also a way to absorb a destination, rather than feeling like we’ve just passed through. As far as...