Lynne Benjamin has been RVing since the early 1970s and calls herself a “most-timer” (as opposed to full-timer). Though she considers her RV her home, she does spend a couple of months a year in a condo.
After this last summer and the total disaster in Fort McMurray, I started thinking about what we would do if we met with a disaster in the motorhome.
When the Canadian dollar is low but you still want to avoid a harsh winter, a Canadian option is Vancouver Island.
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Find all the new trends models and trends at the Lethbridge RV show.
Keeping in touch is important for snowbirds. Here's how to choose a cellphone plan that will work for your travels.
Returning from snowbirding to wintery Canada, where do you fill water? or dump waste water? or camp?
Snowbirds need to be aware of more stringent tracking and enforcement of rules on residency.
Have you seen an RVs going down the road with its TV antennas up or an electrical cord dragging behind?
Making sure your RV and its tires are in good repair is a necessary part of the snowbird lifestyle.
How to cut expenses when you're committed to life on the road.
Snowbirds weigh in on where to spend and where to save when you're a full-time RVer.
Experienced RVers share some words of advice that make life on the road easier and better.
What are the safest, most economical options for snowbirds who feel a little chilly on those desert nights?
Lynne and Fred explore the famous park that sits on an underground volcano.
Those new to snowbirding may wonder what they will do with their time. Here are some ideas.
Snowbirds keep up an endless quest for the best policy at the best rate. Here's what you need to know.
