A controversy is brewing in a rugged seaside community in a corner of the Bay of Fundy. The owner of a 40-hectare property in the middle of Scots Bay, N.S., wants to open a private campground, but she’s facing opposition from neighbours who say the operation will disrupt their way of life, and even their livelihoods. Julie Skaling grew up in Scots Bay and bought a plot of land from her parents in 2021. It has been in her family for generations. “It was always a place that anybody in the community could go for different recreational things … so I wanted to embrace that,” she said. Skaling sai ..read more

According to the RV Industry Association (RVIA), their March 2024 survey of manufacturers revealed that total RV shipments for the month reached 32,243 units, marking a 1.2 percent increase from the 31,869 units shipped in March 2023. RVIA President and CEO Craig Kirby commented, “Our cautious optimism for the year remains as RV shipments have risen over 9 percent through the first quarter of 2024. The ongoing enthusiasm for RVing is evident, with our latest survey data showing that 89 percent of RVers have embarked on an RV journey in the past year, and 26 million Americans are planning RV t ..read more

Introduction Welcome to part 5 of 5 – Challenges and Solutions for those who are considering (or currently are) working remotely while living in their RV full–time. At the end of this article, we also provide a few of the most popular questions we get asked, along with answers to those questions. Part 5- Challenges and Solutions Embarking on the RV lifestyle, especially when balancing it with remote work, presents a unique set of challenges. From ensuring consistent internet connectivity in remote locales to maintaining productivity amidst the allure of adventure, each day brings its own hur ..read more

Introduction Welcome to part 4 of 5 of how to stay connected and work remotely while RVing. As a recap – in part 1 we explained what this lifestyle could look like for you, offering mobile work solutions for a life of adventure and connectivity. Part 2 described how Equipping your RV for remote work involves selecting technology that enhances productivity and connectivity, transforming any area into an office. Part 3 discusses equipping your RV for remote work and how it involves selecting technology that enhances productivity and connectivity, transforming any area into an office. In this pa ..read more

Introduction Welcome to part 3 in our 5-part series on how to stay connected and work remotely.  In Part 1 we introduced you to the idea that you can, in fact, work remotely while living and travelling in an RV.  In part 2 we gave you some suggestions for essential gear, as well as highlighting the main connection options for you – from cellular hotspots to satellite-based internet options. The following part helps you design and create a productive work environment, provides tips on how to stay productive while still trying to live the RV life.  We also give you some tools you ..read more

Introduction In Part 1 of this series, we introduced readers to the idea of working remotely while also “living the RV life“.  We provided a reasoning for why one may want to live like this, along with some pointers on selecting the right RV for your new digital remote work lifestyle.  In part 2 we give you some suggestions for essential gear, as well as highlight the main connection options for your RV lifestyle – from cellular hotspots to satellite based internet options. Part 2 – Essential Gear for Remote Work Technology Must-Haves Equipping your RV for remote work (and, optiona ..read more

Introduction Imagine waking up to a serene lakefront view, your morning coffee in hand as the first light of dawn breaks over the Canadian Rockies. This isn’t a once-in-a-lifetime vacation; it’s just another day in the life of an RVer. RV Living in Canada offers an unparalleled sense of freedom, adventure, and closeness to nature that traditional living simply can’t match. It’s about taking your home wherever you go, from the bustling cities to the remote wilderness, making every day an adventure. However, embracing the RV life doesn’t mean you have to be disconnected from the world, especial ..read more

Like many Canadians, Alan Hong and his wife invested in a trailer in 2020 amidst pandemic travel restrictions, opting for outdoor adventures over air travel. Now, however, they’re considering a return to the skies. “We initially planned to use the trailer sale proceeds for more international travel,” explained Hong, a resident of Calgary, aged 37. During the pandemic, recreational vehicles (RVs) and other outdoor vehicles experienced a surge in sales as people redirected their vacation budgets to enjoy activities closer to home. But now, like trends seen with Pelotons and semiconductor marke ..read more

Climate change is reshaping the way we live, work, and play. For those who have chosen the RV life, either out of necessity or desire for a more flexible living situation, the effects of climate change pose both unique challenges and opportunities. This article explores how climate change impacts RV living full time, with a focus on the distinct experiences of stationary and mobile RVers. Section 1: Stationary RVers Pros Stationary RV living, where individuals or families choose to park their recreational vehicles in a fixed location for extended periods, offers a range of benefits, particu ..read more

As an RV owner today, you’re likely accustomed to traveling with a camper that resembles a luxury hotel room on wheels. Modern campers often come with amenities that surpass those of an average home! If you’re in search of a camper that will transport you back to the 1950s, then the 1955 Mobile Lodge house trailer is exactly what you need. This camper, once a museum exhibit, showcases what lightweight aluminum-walled campers looked like nearly seven decades ago. Now available for purchase, its price is surprisingly affordable. This trailer is offered by the Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois ..read more