Introduction: Winter camping in an RV is an exhilarating way to embrace the beauty of Ontario’s winter landscape while staying warm and comfortable. Picture waking up to crisp, frosty mornings, and enjoying cozy nights in front of a crackling fire, … Continued
The Los Angeles Times recently reported that 6.5 billion or 81% of the world’s population have experienced abnormally high summer temperatures due to climate change. That means it is becoming harder to escape the heat even in areas that have … Continued
Even though you enjoy sharing your boat or RV with friends and family, you want to make sure that there is a “no vacancy” sign for any pests or rodents who might want to move in. These small creatures are … Continued
Camping is a great way to explore and appreciate the beauty of nature. In North America, there are two types of protected areas where one can go camping: national parks and provincial parks. While both offer a chance to enjoy … Continued
Regular maintenance is essential for any travel trailer owner, and the roof is no exception. Neglecting roof maintenance can lead to costly repairs and even shorten the lifespan of your travel trailer. Here are some important tips for maintaining the … Continued
Buying an RV is an investment, and once you made that investment, you want to ensure that your vehicle is protected from the elements. If you live in an area prone to harsh weather conditions, such as snow, heavy rain, … Continued
With summer right on the horizon, many are heading out in their RVs to see the country and explore new sights. If you’re looking for events to check out while you’re on the road, consider some of the following festivals … Continued
IN GRAND STYLE The swiss army knife of RVs, Passport delivers ultra-lightweight camping loaded with multi-functional features and best-in-class storage. Passport GT series features the brand’s most spacious floorplans—including vaulted ceilings. GT models maximize owners’ outside living area with the … Continued
Model numbers vs actual length can be tricky. Lets use the Keystone Hideout model, a 176BH. You would be led to believe the trailer is 17 feet long (176BH = 17feet). However the actual length is 21 ft. A good … Continued
Living in your home on wheels year-round is an exciting way to explore new destinations with all the necessities. But, if you’re new to full-time RV living, there are a few things you should keep in mind before joining the … Continued