Canada, with its vast landscapes and breathtaking scenery, offers a plethora of walking and hiking trails that cater to outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. From the rugged terrains of the Rocky Mountains to the serene coastal paths of the East Coast, there’s something for everyone seeking an adventure in the Great White North. Let’s lace up our boots and delve into some of the best walking and hiking trails Canada has to offer. West Coast Trail, British Columbia Known for its stunning coastal views and challenging terrain, the West Coast Trail is a bucket-list destination for hikers. Stretch ..read more

Must-Have Books for New and Seasoned RVers Whether you’re a seasoned snowbird or a newbie yearning for open highways, the key to a successful RV adventure is knowledge. But where do you start? Fear not, fellow travelers, for this blog post is your roadmap to literary treasures! Buckle up and get ready to explore the best RV books that will guide, inspire, and entertain you on your journey. For the Newbies: Navigating the Canadian RV Terrain The Canadian RV Book: Your Essential Guide to RVing Across Canada by Michael & Jane Shelby: This comprehensive guide, written by Canadians f ..read more

RVs are a great way to explore the country and enjoy the outdoors. But if you’re not prepared, your RV trip can be more stressful than relaxing. That’s why it’s important to have the right gadgets on hand. Here are a few must-have gadgets for your RV: 1. RV Surge Protector & Circuit Analyzer An RV surge protector is essential for protecting your RV’s electrical system from power surges. Power surges can damage your RV’s appliances and electronics, so it’s important to have a surge protector that can handle the job. 2. RV Leveling Kit An RV leveling kit is another essential item for your R ..read more

Every year, thousands of Canadian snowbirds hit the road in their RVs to escape the cold weather and spend the winter in warmer climates. This is a great way to see the country, enjoy the outdoors, and save money on accommodation. If you are considering becoming a Canadian RV snowbird, there are a few things you need to know. First, you need to choose the right RV for your needs. If you are planning on doing a lot of traveling, you will need an RV that is comfortable and has enough storage space. Once you have chosen an RV, you need to decide where you want to go. Some popular snowbird destin ..read more

RV travel is a great way to see the country and live a free and adventurous lifestyle. But it can be tough to make money on the road. Here are a few ideas for jobs that RV travelers can do: Seasonal work: Many resorts, campgrounds, and national parks hire seasonal workers during the peak travel seasons. These jobs can include everything from housekeeping and maintenance to customer service and recreation. Workamping: Workamping is a type of seasonal work that allows RVers to live on the employer’s property in exchange for work. These jobs can include things like campground host, pa ..read more

Lake Louise Lake Louise is one of the most iconic lakes in the world, and for good reason. The turquoise waters, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, are simply breathtaking. But there’s more to Lake Louise than just its beauty. There are also plenty of activities to enjoy, including hiking, biking, and boating. One of the most popular activities at Lake Louise is hiking to the Lake Agnes Tea House. This historic tea house is located high above the lake, and the hike to get there is a moderate one that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Once you reach the tea house, you can e ..read more

Alberta is a province in western Canada that is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. From the towering Rocky Mountains to the vast prairies, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Alberta. And one of the best ways to experience all that Alberta has to offer is by taking a road trip. There are many different road trips that you can take in Alberta, each with its own unique charm. Here are a few of our favorites: The Icefields Parkway: This scenic highway winds its way through Banff and Jasper National Parks, offering stunning views of the mountains, glaciers, and lake ..read more

British Columbia – 644; Alberta – 473; Saskatchewan – 36; Manitoba – 92; Ontario – 340; Quebec – 27; New Brunswick – 9; Newfoundland – 32; Prince Edward Island 23; Nova Scotia – 20; Yukon Territory – 8; North West Territories – 6; Nunavut – 3   Admittedly, these numbers surprised me until I saw all that they include:  The numbers represent the number of provincial parks, wildland provincial parks, provincial recreation areas, ecological reserves, wilderness areas, natural areas and heritage rangelands in each of the respective provinces.  Provincial parks come in all various sha ..read more

Whether you are a seasoned RV camper or just beginning to venture into the RV world, once you own an RV it is advisable you have an emergency preparedness kit.  Who wants to be stuck somewhere without some basic essentials?  We have created a list of items (in no particular order) that every kit should include: Every kit should contain an assortment of tools.  A small tool kit is ideal:  pliers; hammer; screwdrivers; and a small level (helpful if your automatic leveler breaks down) Duct tape (there really are 1001 uses for this versatile product) Rope (handy for a variety ..read more

This is my first gig working in the RV industry.  Previously, I’ve worked in the oil industry and more recently, the airline industry.  I don’t have the experience of having worked for different RV dealerships, to learn different ways of doing things nor do I have a whopping 30+ years of experience in the industry, like our Sales Manager, Charlie Cuffley.  So there are assumptions I make on how we do things because I figure it’s industry standard and I have nothing to compare to.  However, it was on a recent phone call with a potential customer that I got to thinking about ..read more