It is with mixed emotions of joy and sorrow that Tourism Vancouver Island’s Board of Directors announces the upcoming retirement of longstanding CEO, Dave Petryk, effective December 1, 2017
Howard, and his wife Lori, live in Manitoba and have accumulated an impressive line-up of some 11 vintage trailers they have restored, renovated and put back on the road again.
The Riverboat Discovery tour is a three-hour cruise packed with exciting activities and one-of-a-kind experiences.
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This Alberta-based national company is sending out two adventurers to share Canada's wonders with the world.
Manitobans Howard and Lori love vintage trailers and they have a large collection to prove it.
Keeping Fido cool is always a cool idea. If you travel with your pet on long RV trips then this product will be of interest to you.
One-pot meals over the fire are simple and delicious anytime, but especially so when camping.
The community of Moricetown, located in central British Columbia along the Buckley River, is busy this year upgrading many of its facilities to serve visitors better in the future.
This week we received an email note from George Lamont in Manitoba with some insight on his Haico Empress motorhome.
Canadian RVing and Camping Week is designed to encourage Canadians to get outside to enjoy a fun, safe and secure camping experience with family and friends.
For each advance reservation made for a stay during the month of June, the camping guest will have their name entered into a drawing for a chance to win up to a week of free RV or cabin camping at any Jellystone Park in Canada.
After several difficult years, Alberta's recreation industry is coming back strong.
Long before Canadian RV manufacturer Triple E started to produce their line of Commander motorhomes (since discontinued), there was a popular Class A motorhome company called the Commander that was based out of a suburb near Los Angeles, California.
Apollo is a multi-national, vertically integrated manufacturer, rental fleet operator, wholesaler and retailer of a broad range of RVs in Australia, New Zealand and the USA.
Despite appearances, the old adage, "It's not as easy as it looks," may prove true for the beginner golfer.
The Little Chief Mini-motorhomes were manufactured by a company called Trav-L-Mate Industries in Penticton, British Columbia, back in the late 1970's and 1980's.
RVwest has surveyed RVers to determine their favourite destinations and dealerships, events and attractions in Canada and the United States.
