Always Have A Backup Plan To Keep RV Challenges From Turning Into Disasters The last week was going along just fine as I prepared for annual seasonal travel across Canada. I planned to pay my host to store the xTerra this year. We agreed on an amount of $50 per month, which is the going …
RV Life Challenges: Parts One And Two Read More »
BC Ferries: Good News For Dogs And RVers Dogs And RV Travellers Will Both Be Happy With Recent BC Ferries Announcements It seems like it’s been ages since BC Ferries had good news for us. Usually when BC Ferries makes an announcement it’s rarely good. Their annoncements are often about fare increases. But it’s not …
BC Ferries: Good News For Dogs And Their Humans Read More »
New Adventures In A New RV Ever have something new that you never did before, that you were really nervous to try? That was me this morning while I was still lying in bed. Iwas thinking about what my planned RV trip to Port Hardy, BC would be like. Let me start by saying that …
The New RV Adventure That Almost Didn’t Happen Read More »
14 Must Have Dog Accessories For RV Road Trips Notice: This article contains Amazon affiliate links. When you buy from these links, you’ll help support this blog. Not only that, you’ll also help to me to buy cookies for Jolene and Annabelle. Dogs are an important part of our lives, and many RVers make their …
Must Have Dog Accessories For RV Road Trips Read More »
About My New Class A RV I never thought I would consider living in a Class A RV. Class As are giant, bus-like RVs with the cab over the engine, or at the back of the RV. They are huge, and appointed with luxuries like comfortable seating, amazing kitchens and more. However, one day in …
New Adventures In A Class A RV Read More »
The End Of My RPod Adventure I’m writing this from the cozy warmth of a cottage on Saratoga Beach on the East coast of Vancouver Island. Snow is falling outside. A cold, wild wind is causing fir trees to sway. They are waving their snowy branches in front of the white-paned window of this little …
The End Of My RPod Adventure Read More »
3 Tips To Find Free Camping On Vancouver Island Without Reservations Vancouver Island boasts some of the most spectacular camping spots in the world. The big Island boasts ocean beaches, forests, and mountains dotted with beautiful lakes and rivers. It’s really no wonder that the island’s provincial and national parks fill up fast in Summer. …
3 Ways To Find Free Camping On Vancouver Island Without Reservations Read More »
https://campersmarts.com/cheap-heat-system-keep-your-rv-warm-this-winter-without-propane?utm_source=CSNEWSL In this new article on Campersmarts, I’ll tell you how you can safely heat your RV with electricity, even if you have a propane furnace. Heat Your RV Safely, Without Using Propane https://campersmarts.com/cheap-heat-system-keep-your-rv-warm-this-winter-without-propane?utm_source=CSNEWSL
Forest River R-pod Chronicles – Waiting Well, my trusty Blue (the XTerra) hobbled all the way home like the champ she is. Lucky to have a brand new wheel bearing in just a few days on the little XTerra, it was now time to turn my focus on to the Arfpod, the Forest RIver R-Pod …
Forest River R-pod Chronicles – Waiting Read More »
It’s easy to lose track of when and if the sun really sets when you’re travelling through some of the most beautiful horizons of the world. Easier still when you’re towing your home behind you.
Travels In Canada: Nicola Lake BC After staying near Kamloops for 4 days, it was time to pack up camp. We’re heading towards Princeton, where I’ll visit with 2 old friends who moved there. After travelling from Drayton Valley, we were all ready to take a break and find a great dog park. And so …
Travels In Canada: Nicola Lake BC Read More »
Travels in Canada: Friendly Winnipeg Is All About Fun And Great Food Summer seems to go by faster each year. The trees in Drayton Valley are quickly changing color and for the first time in my R-pod adventure, the furnace is warming definitely chilly air before October. It’s time to head back to the island …
Travels in Canada: Winnipeg Is All About Friendly Fun And Great Food Read More »
The Winnipeg Tattoo Convention Last night I went to the Winnipeg Tattoo Convention. This place is an obvious mecca for hardcore tattoo enthusiasts. It has the air of a carnival. As we enter through a huge tent that serves as the entrance to the actual tattooers booths, the air is scented with the greasy smell …
The Winnipeg Tattoo Convention Read More »
RV Travel On Canada’s Secondary Highways Well, I admit it: I’ve been a crappy prairie travel blogger this year. I only hope you’ve been keeping too busy with your own summer adventures to notice. Haha.. Anyway, I want to start this post off by telling you why I love travelling the many secondary highways around …
RV Travel On Canada’s Secondary Highways Read More »
Camping at Manning Park I’m writing this from beside a beautiful and boisterous creek, full of last winter’s melted snow in Manning Park along Highway 3. After minimal difficulties, I managed to get the trailer backed into the site. I am finally getting much better at backing the Arfpod into the previously too narrow campsites …
Camping At Manning Park Read More »
