Nanaimo RVing stories

Explore the beach, fish while you eat, dangle over a gorge and take award-winning photographs—all in one day in Nanaimo, B.C.

Nanaimo is nestled against the Pacific Ocean, its rolling topography offering beautiful photo opportunities from the tallest peaks down to the oceanside.

Mining heritage, a military past, a unique native culture—The city of Nanaimo serves up a rich history.

Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island, is known as the Harbour City as well as the source of a deliciously decadent dessert.

Cradled between the Gulf Islands and beautiful mountain peaks, the stage is set for adventure and discovery in Vancouver Island’s Harbour City.

Nanaimo, B.C., has its share of culinary delights that are sure to entice you.

A permanent home in Nanaimo, B.C., and periodic contract work around the province keep this RVing couple grounded. North America is Mike and Donna Mitchell's playground.

In a place nicknamed the Harbour City, it is not difficult to find something fun to do on the water. Swim, snorkel, kayak, water-ski or boat the days away on the ocean or on one of the many beautiful inland lakes near Nanaimo, the Harbour City.

From a historic coal town to a bustling metropolis, Nanaimo takes visitors on a flavourful journey through the years.

From snorkelling with the seals, to relaxing at the pubs, Nanaimo is blessed with attractions to please any visitor.

Literary Luminaries, an annual event, gathers authors to share their writing as a way to wrap up Nanaimo's Historical Week at the Nanaimo Museum.

Whether staying put or perusing Vancouver Island, Nanaimo offers the amenities and atmosphere for a comfortable stay or a great place to call home base.

The Bite of Nanaimo brings some of Vancouver Island's best food aficionados together to show off their creations and engage in a little competition.