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Winter RVing: Your Guide to Year-Round Adventures

There are many reasons to love living in Canada, but having four distinct seasons, each with its special charms, has to be one of them and, yes, that includes winter.

Tongue Jack Fundamentals Trailer Levelling and Stabilization

Ah, the lowly tongue jack. This is one device that doesn’t get the respect it deserves. But it’s no wonder because when it comes to RV products with ridiculous sounding names, this takes the cake! Nevertheless, despite the vaguely creepy nomenclature, a tongue jack is one product you definitely won’t want to leave home without.

RVing with your Dog

Wondering if you should bring your dog camping? Dogs are natural happy campers! Learn about the history of camping with dogs, discover essential tips for safe travel, and explore RVs designed with pet-friendly features. Get ready for a fun, safe adventure with your furry companion!

Protect Your RV Year-Round with a Quality Cover

This blog explains how RV covers are a really a year-round necessity, not just a winter solution. They protect your RV from sun damage, rain, wind, as well as the harsh winter elements.

10 Best Gifts for RV Owners

If you’ve got an avid RVer on your holiday shopping list, we’ve got plenty of ideas to share. From fun RV accessories that will make them smile to practical gifts that will make setting up camp a breeze, check out the 10 best gifts for RV owners.

How to Stabilize your RV

Stop the sway! Set up your RV for a comfortable stay by taking steps to minimize as much horizontal and vertical movement as possible.

Top 5 Towing Tips

Most full and mid-size family cars, vans, SUVs, and light-duty trucks can be equipped to pull a trailer. Here’s a few things to consider if you’re thinking about towing. 1. LICENSE TO THRILL Ensure you have the correct class license for whatever you plan to tow. Recreational trailers weighing up to 4,600 kg fully loaded usually […]

RV Storage Hacks

One of the best things about an RV adventure is that you don’t have to leave everything at home. Follow our simple storage hacks and you’ll be able to fit in even more of the things you need and keep them organized.

Top 10 RV Must-Haves

1. The right tool for the job No matter how new and shiny your RV is, it’s always best to be prepared for minor repairs. Having the right tools handy to repair equipment or furniture is essential. We recommend getting a basic tool kit, but there are some extras you can pack to make your trip […]

Chemo RV Packing Checklist

On Saturday morning, we were greeted by a bluebird day! We ate a later breakfast, and by 9:30 am, we were on our bikes making the 5km ride to what was marked the Canim Falls and Mahood Falls Trails. Half of this trip was an uphill ride. If it wasn’t for the beef jerky I […]

Decorating Your RV

So you’ve bought the RV of your dreams, but maybe it doesn’t quite feel like home yet. Here’s a few handy ideas to make your rig the envy of the campground. 1. Theme Choose a fun theme, like vintage, western or nautical so that your décor works together perfectly. 2. Rugs, pillows and curtains Make […]

Winterizing Your RV

Canada is awesome, but it does get a little chilly in the winter months. Before you pack up for the season, you must winterize your RV. This will make sure it’s protected from cold weather and keep it in working order for years to come. General to-dos Water to-dos Electricity to-dos

5 Awesome Campsite Recipes

RVers love a great meal over the open flames. Here are a few memorable dishes to make you a camping masterchef. S’MORES CAMPFIRE CONES Ooey gooey marshmallow, melty chocolate and a crispy crunchy cone celebrates the magical taste that is the stuff of amazing childhood memories. See the Recipe MAC N’ CHEESE Mac n’ cheese […]

Top 5 Must Haves

Every RV owner has their must haves that they simply, absolutely cannot do without. Take a look at our current favourite must have RV items this season. Is yours on the list? 1. MAXX AIR COVERS RVers don’t sit still and neither should the air in your RV. When it’s hot outside, you want it […]

Towing!

KNOW WHAT YOU TOW! We want you to feel safe and confident on your travels, whatever you tow. Today, most full and mid-size family cars, vans, SUVs, and light-duty trucks can be equipped to pull a trailer. Here are a few points to consider when you’re researching your perfect ride. LICENSE. Ensure you have the […]

Cooking in the Camper

Let’s talk food! Camping food, in particular. Let’s face it: when you think of food while camping, you automatically think of hotdogs, hamburgers, chips and marshmallows. Well, I’m here to tell you that there are some fantastic go-to dishes that are as easy as a hotdog, and taste better than a burger… and I wouldn’t […]

Learning New Camping Skills

We all slept in on the second day of our camping trip. The motorhome was so warm and toasty—why not stay in bed and catch extra zzz’s? Brent started the coffee. Best way to start the day! The stove in the motorhome fires up so quickly—and no camping trip is complete without our handy coffee […]

Be Ready for Severe Weather Conditions While RVing

Weather the storm safely in your RV with these helpful tips.

Tips For RVing at Provincial & National Parks

Stunning scenery, unspoiled wilderness, and access to popular recreational areas, we’re spoiled with so many amazing provincial and national parks all across Canada to explore. Check out our tips for RVing at these awesome campgrounds.

Making a 2023 RVing bucket List

A new year for new adventures. While summer evenings around the campfire still feel like a long way off, it’s the perfect time to start planning this year’s RV trips. Whether you’re looking to explore more off-the-beaten-path locations or find a truly classic experience, check out our tips and ideas for creating your own 2023 RVing bucket list.

8 Helpful RV Winter Storage Tips

Is your RV ready for its seasonal slumber? Check out our 8 helpful winter storage tips!

Winterizing Procedure

Completely drain all the water from the system by opening the drains on your water heater, fresh water tank and any drain valves in your water lines. Open all taps, hot and cold, depress or turn toilet valve and drain shower hose by opening tub tap and putting shower control in the “ON” position. When […]

Travel securely! How to Stop Rattling In Your RV

Is that rattle and shake in every cupboard and storage space driving you crazy as you cruise down the highway? How and what you pack in your RV can minimize the bounce, check out our tips.

7 Tips for New RVers

Ready for the RV life? Check out our tips for new RVers, and set off on your first adventure prepared and set up for success!

What NOT to pack on your next RV trip

It’s so easy to overpack your RV, only to find your space cluttered and weighed down with unnecessary belongings. Check out our advice on what NOT to pack on your next trip.

6 ways to pass time on an RV road trip

From nostalgic audio books to capturing a photo diary, here’s how we like to pass time on an RV road trip.

RVing with your Dog

Are you planning to bring your dog along on their first RV trip? From safe travel tips to campground activities, check out our advice for a smooth and enjoyable journey for both of you!

Preparation and Travel Tips for Snowbirds

With the US boarder reopening to leisure travel, are you making plans to head south for a warmer winter? Before your snowbirding adventure begins, read through our advice on making plans, preparing your RV, and where to turn if you encounter trouble on the road.

Get your RV Ready for Fall Adventures

Before heading out for a fall adventure, don’t forget to stock your RV with warm bedding and comfort foods, and prepare your RV for cold weather. Check out our recommendations for getting your RV ready for an off-season trip.

RVing in harmony with wildlife

Follow these tips to enjoy your time in nature while keeping yourself and your pets safe, and keeping wildlife wild.

Tips For Choosing the Perfect Campsite

You’ve picked the perfect campground, but how do you narrow down your choice of sites? Check out our tips for choosing the perfect campsite.

Laundry at the campground

If your RV didn’t come equipped with a washing machine, there are still plenty of ways to keep your clothes clean during extended RV trips. From handwashing to laundry services, check out these options for washing on the go.

Things to know before your first RV trip

Is this the year you embark on your very first RV trip? Before setting off, take some time to gather the know-how you need for a successful holiday.

RV Safety Tips

From mechanical maintenance to medical precautions, there are steps you can take before hitting the road to prepare you for whatever mishaps may come your way. Stay safe with these tips for the whole family, pets included!

Components of the Essential RV Tool Kit

Beyond a basic hand tool kit, there are some helpful tools and gear that you don’t want to leave home without. From tools that will make tire changing quick and painless, to DIY supplies that will help you salvage your vacation and get you back to the dealership for a permanent fix, we’re sharing the specialized gear you should add to your RV tool kit. Start with a basic hand tool kit, and then add in our suggestions below.

Driving Tips for Large Motorhomes

Taking command of a large motorhome and guiding it out onto the road for the first time can be a bit nerve-wracking. Many first-time motorhome owners have only driven small vehicles, and the leap to a Class A motorhome seems enormous.

Campfire tips and tricks

Confidently build a campfire that burns consistently and safely with these campfire tips and tricks.

The benefits of an RV cover

This fall, after you’ve done your inspection, repairs, and cleaning and are ready to store your RV for the winter, the best next step is to cover it up. If your RV normally spends the season exposed to the elements, we think it’s time to explore the many benefits of investing in an RV cover.

How to keep your RV cool this summer

With heatwaves rolling through the country, keep your RV cool while camping with these tips!

When and how to use a power cord adapter

Home or campground electrical connections don’t always match your RV’s electrical system, and that’s when a power cord adapter comes in handy.

Tips for cooking over a campfire

Food just tastes better cooked over the campfire, don’t you agree? If you haven’t cooked over a fire before, or haven’t had much success in the past, read on for our tips, tricks, and meal ideas for cooking over a campfire.

RV Packing Tips & Tricks

It’s tempting to fill your RV with everything you think you’re going to need, as well as everything you think may be nice to have “just in case,” but as you travel you’ll find that extra stuff is only weighing you down, literally and figuratively! We’re sharing some tips on how to avoid over packing, but not forget anything important.

RV Maintenance: Caulking & Sealing Tips

All sealants have a lifetime. Over time, it will start to dry out, UV rays will wear it down, all the moving and shaking from rough country roads will cause cracking, and eventually, if unchecked, will start allowing water in.

Spring RV Maintenance Advice Roundup

Spring is officially here, the weather is slowly warming, and we can’t wait to get back out on the road. To get your season off to a great start, we’ve rounded up all of our spring RV maintenance advice!

Planning and Preparing for an extended RV Trip

If you’re planning to take a long RV trip this summer, whether that be a few weeks or several months, make sure you leave home completely prepared. From packing everything you’ll need, to leaving your home secure, we’re sharing our tips for planning an extended RV trip.

What to ask when shopping for an RV

When shopping for an RV, there are seemingly endless options out there, and the question of which is best has a different answer for every RVer. Narrow down your choices by asking yourself and/or your salesperson these questions.

RV Towing Safety Tips to Remember

Before you hit the open road with your RV, one of the important things to keep in mind is towing safety. Whether you’re towing a fifth-wheel behind a pick-up or hitching a vehicle or trailer to the back of your RV, there are a number of precautions to take.

Work Out the Bugs with a Pre-season Road Trip

The first trip of the year is often when issues arise, after an RV has been in storage all winter-long. So how do you prevent unexpected problems from ruining your vacation? After you’ve de-winterized and done your spring maintenance, we recommend taking a pre-season road trip.

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