Canada’s National Parks—RVers love them! Nature at its best! Canada’s colorful history and creation have been greatly influenced by its geography and diverse landscape. To protect the natural beauty of … Read more
Many people prefer converted vans and skoolies over manufactured RVs because they feel more spacious and homey. However, conversions can prove to be very challenging and time-consuming, especially if you … Read more
There is something exciting and romantic about boarding a ferry heading out to an island or even to another country. Ferries are like mini cruise ships with shops and food … Read more
The sharing community among RV owners and renters has grown significantly over the past few years. The concept works in much the same way as Airbnb or Lyft. If you … Read more
A few years ago, it was actually pretty difficult to find a classic rental van that seems to be more common in other parts of the world. Thanks to companies … Read more
Heading to or through Canada in your RV? There are a few things you’ll want to know before you show up at the border to make your trip a little … Read more
2017 is a big year for Canada. Not only are they celebrating the nation’s 150th birthday, but the country’s national parks are also commemorating 100 years. For visitors (both Canadian … Read more
The Alaska Highway is more than just an overland link connecting the lower 48 to Alaska. The Alcan (Alaska-Canadian) Highway, as it was formerly known, is 1,500 miles of history … Read more
For various reasons, Jasper National Park isn’t as busy with visitors as its neighboring national park Banff. But its laid-back town vibes and untouched wilderness are as enticing as Banff … Read more
Canada’s Whitehorse, the capital of the province of Yukon, has twice as many moose as people. The location should be more than just an overnight stop for RVers traveling to Alaska. … Read more