RV Owners Tips

Having and using an RV arrival and departure checklist is essential for novice campers, but it’s also recommended and useful for seasoned RVers. Haven’t we all seen a motorhome or trailer on the highway with something dangling or leaking from it that shouldn’t be? A…

Knowing where everyday and essential items are and maintaining order in an RV – whether it’s rented or owned – will help to maximize free time while camping and eliminate unwanted stress. The secret to good RV organization is to make the best use of…

The warmer weather is approaching so if you’re thinking about camping this year for the first time what you should know is that camping doesn’t have to be a complicated adventure. It can be easy, cost-effective and most importantly fun! Here are some tips to…

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…

“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.

Fall in British Columbia can be one of the best times to camp. However, as winter approaches camping season comes to an end. For most campers it is time to winterize and store your RV until the following year. 2 options to Winterize Your RV…

Now that spring is here, it is time to get your RV ready for the season. The first thing we have to do is remove the fresh water antifreeze that kept it protected over the winter. With the hot water tank still bypassed, add some…

With springtime, fast approaching it’s time to start getting your RV ready. Whether you are doing it yourself or having a reputable company do it for you, many things need to be checked to help ensure your RV season is off to a great start.…