Cranbrook RVing stories

Melissa Roberts, tour guide for the Cranbrook History Centre and Royal Alexandra Hall, recommends touring the trains, hall and dino fossils

Jasmine Beaulac, education co-ordinator for Fort Steele, encourages visitors to come and see this preserved 1800s gold mining town

St. Eugene Golf Resort has partnered with KOA Journey Campgrounds. 

Cranbrook, B.C., offers golfers four distinct courses to play with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop

The new St. Eugene RV Park should attract more visitors to the East Kootenay and create a micro-economy for the region. 

Cranbrook’s early years begin prior to the 1900s. It was—and still is—a city that relies on the railway

This family of four shares a few practical pointers they learned the hard way when they upgraded from a tent to a fifth wheel.

After years of tenting, our family discovered the joys of luxury camping when we rented an RV for the weekend.

Jaffray-Baynes Lake Farmers Market and Corner Veggies will keep you well supplied with fresh homegrown products throughout the summer.

There is no end of things to do in Cranbrook, believes city councillor Gerry Warner, particularly for the outdoor types.

If my chocolate lab could talk, he would probably tell me that he wanted to be a show dog. Why? Because show dogs travel in style! I realized this while attending the Cranbrook and District Kennel Club’s 40th Anniversary of Championship Shows and Obedience Trials. 

Fort Steele Heritage Town offers visitors insight into life 100 years ago in the East Kootenay region.

 Ina and Allan Mellor, full-time RVers and wholehearted hikers, especially like exploring the terrain of the southwestern United States.

A few leisurely hours spent at Fort Steele Heritage Town is an educational and entertaining experience.

Camera in hand, I headed to Fort Steele Heritage Town for my photography class with Brian Clarkson, the owner of Cranbrook Photo & Studio in Cranbrook, B.C. It was a pleasant day in August last year, and I met up with a small group of budding photographers who had signed up for one of Clarkson’s monthly camera classes.

Maxine and Don Bos enjoy the social aspects of managing Mount Baker RV Park in Cranbrook, B.C. They keep busy at this from April to October every year, and spend five months relaxing at their winter home in Mesa, Arizona.