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First Time RVing In Winter – What To Know About Renting An RV

My husband’s family lived in the Arctic Circle before he was born, and his formative years were spent in Manitoba. So it should come as no surprise that he wants to go camping … in the winter. I, on the other hand, don’t really “do…
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RV Maintenance Tips for Keeping Your Exterior in Top Shape

Go RVing Canada has created a handy checklist of maintenance tips to keep your RV exterior in top shape and I have added a few comments of mine gleaned from friends and a tiny bit of experience this year after I purchased my first trailer…
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5 Great Tips for the New Camper in British Columbia

If you live in Canada you know that 2017 is Canada’s 150th Birthday, and I think one of the best ways to celebrate our amazing country is to go camping, but not just your usual camping trip. To fully embrace what makes Canada so special,…
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Converting a Utility Trailer into an RV to house us and the Motorcycle

We wanted an inexpensive RV to not only sleep in on our travels but to house our motorcycle as well. So, we set out to convert a utility cargo trailer into a camping trailer.
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Go “BIG” or just Go Camping…..

Camping has changed – big time! Just go to most campgrounds right now and look around. What do you see? Hotels! Yes I said hotels – gone are the modest canvas tents of yesteryear. Now they have separate entrances, vaulted ceilings, e-ports and solar adapters…
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Keeping you, and your family dog cool while camping in British Columbia

While most of us enjoy the hot, lazy, sunny days of summer, it is sometimes a challenge to keep cool and that goes for your family pet too. Here are some ideas that our family have found helpful on our camping trips.
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Top 10 RV Driving Tips from Go RVing Canada

“I am new to RVing how difficult is it to drive a larger vehicle such as a 5th wheel or motorhome?” We thought let’s ask the experts at Go RVing and they provided us with a Top 10 RV Driving Tips blog.
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Camping on a budget

Camping in B.C.’s great outdoors is still a totally do-able activity, even if your experience is limited and your budget almost non-existent. Be creative, start small and keep it simple. Remember it’s about the doing, not the having. Gear- Start with a basic list of…
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Keep camping food cool and safe

Even with the improvements that have been made to make coolers more efficient, it’s hard to keep your food cool when you’re camping. Although blocks of ice are great, they make a mess in your cooler when they melt. And at many campsites, it is…
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RVing in BC’s Okanagan with a Canine Companion

Lake Okanagan Provincial Park, located between Peachland and Summerland, is rimmed by a swim-safe beach and canopied by lush deciduous trees. It’s divided into two parts. The sites in the South section snuggle together on a lake-shore jetty and those in the North terrace are…
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