Are you looking for RV-Jobs in Canada, seeking a change of pace, exploring new places and working from the comfort of your RV? Traditionally, RV-Jobs in Canada have been mainly campground jobs in Provincial and National Parks, KOA campgrounds and other campground locations. Most of these jobs are located through word of mouth, online sources and by connecting with fellow RVers. Table of Contents Exploring RV Job Opportunities in Canada The purpose of this blog post is to help you find those traditional type of RV-Jobs in Canada. I know more and more people are looking for jobs onl ..read more

RVers in Canada face many challenges if they want to live the RV Lifestyle Anyone who has researched full time RV Living in Canada quickly realizes there’s a few challenges Canadians have to overcome in order to live the RV lifestyle. They’re not insurmountable but it does require a bit of work on the part of the person or people who wish to live in their RVs full time and travel as well. Planning for a full time RV lifestyle A friend of mine recently reached out to me because him and his wife are planning on full time RVing for 18-24 months. They’re considering a 32 – 36 foot motorhome with a ..read more

Plan this summer's vacation by visiting Canada's National Parks As we all know – Canada is a country known for its breathtaking natural beauty, and our national parks are no exception. From the rugged mountains of Banff to the coastal rainforests of Pacific Rim, there are countless opportunities to explore the great outdoors. Here are our top picks for the best National parks in Canada for hiking and camping. Recommendation:  If you can visit during the spring or the fall you’ll miss the crowds and everything will be more accessible.  Table of Contents Photo by James Wheeler: h ..read more

Day Trip to Kilby Historic Site at Harrison Mills  To visit British Columbia’s Kilby Historic Site is to step back into a living history. As a matter of fact, a short drive from Vancouver, BC takes you back into a time not forgotten, making it a perfect day trip destination. Bring the whole family – there’s something for everyone. Kilby Historic Site – the Anton Kilby General StoreFirst a little history lesson on Harrison Mills and area Gold was discovered in BC’s interior during the 1850’s and those seeking riches flooded into the area, now known as Harrison Mills, while on their way to ..read more

Do You Ever Ask Yourself "What is the Point of RVing in Canada"? Recently, one of my readers sent me an email describing what he thinks are the Reasons RVs are Popular. It made me think of why many of us are either full time RVing or at least owners of RVs. I think some of his reasons are valid. And since he’s someone who has spent a great deal of his lifetime RVing, camping, and traveling I have a tendency to agree with his perspective – somewhat. He’s definitely looking at it from the perspective of a full time RVer or retiree. Want more information on RVs?  This page is an excellen ..read more

A Road less travelled – a route you’ll want to return to in the interior of British Columbia. Situated just north of the U.S. border between the State of Washington and Canada is one of Canada’s hidden gems – the Arrow – Slocan Region. This gem is in the West Kootenays and the route follows along Highway 6 and is 78 miles (124km) and perfect for an RV adventure. Table of Contents In the southeastern corner of British Columbia, in the West Kootenays, is a highway that’s said to be “A Road Less Travelled”. That’s a good thing because it hasn’t been inundated with endless tourists yet and ..read more

How can you know what the most popular RV is for full time living or even vacationing? When you ask that question of most RVers they’re going to either name their RV or the one they wish they had.  But, if you’re really wanting to know stick around – I’ll go over what you need to add to that question to get even more detailed information. Table of Contents If you’re on any social media accounts such as Facebook or Instagram you’ll see these questions asked over and over – What is the best van, or fifth wheel, or motorhome, or travel trailer?  That’s all they ask – they don’t g ..read more

The reason this blog post is being written is because I encountered an issue this morning. I realize now that not all RVers know how to be considerate of other RVers when using RV Parks Laundry Rooms.  Maybe no one ever explained to them some of the common courtesies we try to follow in the RV Parks laundry rooms. Table of Contents Using laundry facilities at RV parks can be convenient,  but there are a few things RVers should keep in mind: A few simple rules to follow in RV Parks Laundry Rooms Operating Hours: RV park laundry rooms usually have designated operating hours ..read more

I know it sounds too good to be true! But when I questioned Fraserway RV as to how we could get an RV rental in Canada for $1 per night I was told it was absolutely true! So, what’s the catch? Table of Contents The catch? It’s called relocation specials and they might just be the ticket for your next RV adventure in Canada. You’ll need to make a fast decision though because the Flash Sale is up on March 14, 2024.  RV Rentals in Canada: Here’s more information on renting RVs in Canada.  What are Relocation Specials? RV Rental Companies in Canada need to move their RVs across ..read more

We’ve all heard about people who import RVs into Canada for their personal use. They say it’s not difficult and can be done.  Rather than take their word for it I’ve chosen to do more in-depth research and see how easy it actually is.  Importing RVs into Canada for personal use involves several steps and a few things to consider. It’s not impossible – just follow the necessary steps and you will be on your way!  TIP:  Some buyers work with a dealer in the U.S. or Canada who take care of all the details, making it somewhat easier.  Table of Contents Why do ..read more