Delve into Ainsworth's natural caves and relax in the healing waters. — Photo courtesy Marcin Chady/Flickr Creative Commons Ainsworth Hot Springs is a small but beloved Kootenay community, known for ...

The Edmonton area is attractive to RVers seeking a blend of natural beauty and urban convenience. If you want scenic appeal, vibrant city highlights, and a wide array of outdoor activities—booking a ...

Oasis Trailers were known for producing interiors that were very stylish with room for two adults and perhaps two children. A spiffy powder-blue and white vintage Oasis trailer, spotted in Canal Flats ...

Long before Canadian RV manufacturer Triple E started to produce their line of Commander motorhomes (since discontinued), there was a popular Class A motorhome company called the Commander that was ...

RVers aren't the only ones who like Tucson. One of the Beatles spent many happy days there as well. Paul McCartney has a major connection with Tucson, Arizona. His first wife, Linda Eastman, attended ...

The desert I know and love We woke up Tuesday morning to bright sunlight, quail scurrying through the wash and the smell of creosote…now that’s the desert I know and love. Monday night was quite an ...

An oTENTik, exclusive to Parks Canada, is a cross between an A-frame cabin and a prospector tent mounted on a raised wooden floor. — Photo courtesy Parks Canada So what’s all the excitement about ...

A typical aluminium-sided RV in the process of having new siding panels installed. — Photo by Reg DeYoung As a seasoned RV owner or a potential RV buyer, you may have an interest in the difference ...

Calgary has a great deal to offer any traveller, with its vibrant arts and cultural sites, entertainment and dining options. Once outside city limits, you will find yourself immersed in natural ...

Choosing the right RV is important. You have to consider space requirements, budget limits and other crucial factors before making your decision. In Canada there are a number of RV manufacturers, ...

Here’s a Class B van conversion based on a 1970/80’s GMC VanDura chassis. These little van conversions were popular with RVers looking for mobility and flexibility in their travel and camping.

Located at the junction of Highway 97 and the Trans Canada Highway, Cache Creek is a well-known stopping place for thousands of travellers each year. This was once considered to be the halfway point ...