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Learn moreNaturally stunning surroundings and some unique attractions make Yuma a top snowbird destination.
The Valley of Names provides the ultimate way to write your name in the sand.
Save money and time—choose Duty Free Canada stores for your cross-border shopping
Learn moreThere are laws regarding the length of your stay, your driver's licence and even the length of your RV.
The past and present mingle in California's scenic capital.
Next time you're in Vancouver, consider a historic walking tour of the downtown; you won't be disappointed.
Anza Borrego Desert State Park offers a chance to delve into early California history first by reading about it and then reliving it yourself through hiking, horseback riding or four-wheel driving explorations.
Winchester Bay is located in the heart of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area and is a vacationer’s paradise.
The Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area is the most prominent feature of Imperial County's off-highway recreational region.
Art is in the eye of the beholder; just ask any visitor to Dawson Creek. The renowned Dawson Creek Art Gallery offers up some amazing Canadian art of the traditional variety, but a few steps outside the box turn up some more unusual artistic fare.
The Fountain of Youth Spa RV Resort, an hour from Palm Springs, is a snowbird RV destination like no other.
Riverside Resort has a unique store-or-stay policy that allows RVers comfortable winter camping.
The Mini Time Machine: a Museum of Miniatures offers a big world of small delights.
Magic and mystery await in Phoenix, Arizona. Superb resorts and great golfing make Phoenix’s destination headlines, but for curious adventurers, little known but greatly revered castles tell love stories of families passed but not lost to history.
Dennis Begin has taken his motorhome and tow vehicle south on I-5 for eight years. Here are his tips on navigating the roadway.
Kate Jaimet's dad, Jim Jaimet, put his years of woodworking to the test and created a teardrop-shaped wooden trailer this summer.
A few simple steps now can make opening your RV next spring a pleasant task.