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Learn moreTheir first trip in their own RV—to B.C.’s Columbia Valley—was a great success for Mindy and Dario Romano and their young son.
Canyon RV Resort at Radium Hot Springs, B.C., fulfils the promises made on its website, according to Calgarians Susan and Wally Welch.
Thanks to advancements in virtual reality, you can see what RVs look like without actually setting foot inside one at Carefree RV in Edmonton, Alberta
Learn moreThis Alberta family has established a tradition of annual summer reunions at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort RV Park; we spoke with Jennifer Williams about their trips.
The Popplestone family is growing in number, and many of them got together at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort RV Park in July 2013.
Outdoor pursuits and beautiful scenery make Radium Hot Springs, B.C., an ideal summer holiday destination for RVers, according to Alan Peterson.
For retirees Charlotte and Bernie Stewart, choosing an RV over motel stays was a no-brainer. We found them at their campsite in Canyon RV Resort in Radium Hot Springs, B.C.
Doug and Marg Clarke, longtime RVers from Calgary, pop over to Canyon RV Resort in Radium Hot Springs, B.C., several times each summer.
Whether it’s other campers, staff members or the service, Fairmont Hot Springs Resort RV Park provides something new to enjoy every summer; Brian and Debbie Winter and Edyta and Adam Derus are two couples who have been coming here for years.
RVer Bruce McDonald of Edmonton likes the Fairmont Hot Springs area for its many golf courses, and the rest of his family love the hot pools.
The Kisser family from Calgary picked up their new RV in June 2013, and took it on its first voyage, across southern B.C. to Vancouver Island and back.
Dave Hammond manages this resort on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, one of the largest fresh-water lakes in the world.
Rowena and Gary Friesen love to go camping with their RV in the many provincial parks in Manitoba—by themselves of with friends or their grandchildren.
Laurie Oughton of Stonewall, Manitoba, enjoys camping all over her home province; among her favourite RVing spots are Falcon Lake, Winnipeg Beach and Cherry Hill.
Ruth and Alan Hargrave love to get out camping in their motorhome and explore Manitoba as well as Florida and other places in the United States.
Sue Upton and husband Ray Ryynanen are the owners and operators of Sandhill Pines RV Park in Winnipeg, and they couldn’t be happier.
Sheri Crockatt, owner of Rubber Ducky Resort & Campground in Manitoba, loves meeting the campers who travel through.