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Seven black bicycles are parked beneath the branches of an ancient cedar that towers over a beachfront campsite at Muchalat Lake. It’s so peaceful here, you could hear a pin drop. Earlier in the day, world-renowned Canadian cardiologist Dr. Heather Ross and six riders from the Test Your Limits team rolled into the campground without […]
If packing your RV includes Canadian made alcoholic beverages and/or cheese, you’ll want to pay attention to the latest U.S. import bans. In a baffling new move that targets Canadian snowbirds, US Customs and Border Protection (CCP) has announced a ban on nearly all Canadian made alcoholic beverages. These beverages include: As of October 02, […]
Fall Is Here, And So Are The Rodents: Rodents are tyipcally a fall RV problem. However, last Spring, my two way water heater stopped working entirely. For the un-initiated, a two way water heater uses either electrical or propane, depending on what you happen to need. When I’m hooked up to shore power, I run […]
The latest escalations in the Canada-US trade war have many Canadian RV snowbirds rethinking their plans to head south for the winter. Campspot reported a 38% drop in first-quarter bookings by Canadians across the U.S. sunbelt. But staying in Canada doesn’t necessarily mean we’re going to tough out this Canadian winter. Instead, Canadian snowbirds are […]
If you’re looking for a better way to blow dust and debris, but you;re also looking for an quick and easy way to get campfires going, and air mattresses and water toys pumped up, the Wolfbox MegaFlow 200 Super Power Turbofan might stop you in your tracks. This innocuous looking, multi-use tool rapidly became one […]
I squinted against the acrid campfire smoke and tried not to breathe it. Here I was, sitting at a campfire with people I have never met before, talking about RVs. But it wasn’t long before we were reminiscing enthusiastically about our shared experiences. Our conversation wandered toward the good old days of cross country/downhill mountain […]
Muchalat Lake near Gold River, BC is one of my favorite recreation campgrounds on Vancouver Island. So when I was invited to be a campground host, I snapped up the opportunity. It’s gorgeous here, and a lot less crowded than more popular campgrounds down island. I’ve never been a campground host before, but you only […]
Fuel prices soaring everywhere. But I’m not ready to trade my traveller’s life for one built around a concrete foundation just yet. This year’s plans are to enjoy a summer exploring and camping on Vancouver Island instead of travelling East. Vancouver Island is a beautiful place that offers some of the most scenic camping experiences […]
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 […]
Versatile ETP Light If you’re looking for a rechargeable flashlight that you can easily stick in your pocket to have on hand wherever you go, the Olight Arkpro Ultra Pro might have caught your attention. This ETP (easy-to-pack), multifunction flashlight that fits easily into a pocket or backpack. The problem with most ETP flashlights is […]
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