RV Lifestyle

When you take the RV out for winter camping, you outfit it with tire chains, insulation around the plumbing, and extra blankets. However, there are a few more things you can take to make the experience even more enjoyable! Let’s dive in.

Open up Instagram and search “winter RV life” and you’ll be inundated with the most serene photos. The RV gliding down an empty road with the mountains in the background. The view from the RV window of the sun setting over the frozen lake.

Winter camping is a magical experience, but it is not much fun if the nights are frigid and the RV starts to freeze up. The experience can go from enchanting to dangerous very quickly.

Alberta is rich with incredible camping opportunities in the summer, but there are also many campgrounds that are perfect destinations for all-season camping.

Cold weather camping can be a wonderful way to get outdoors in the long Alberta winter, but only if it is done right. The nights (and days) can get awfully cold and conditions can even be dangerous if you don’t plan for the weather.

Alberta’s Lakeland Region, which includes Lac la Biche, Bonnyville, and St. Paul, is a spectacular area that is known for its many lakes and natural areas.

In Alberta, we are incredibly lucky to live near a number of world class downhill ski resorts. People flock from all over the world to take advantage of skiing in the Rocky Mountains.

Winter camping can be a beautiful adventure, but only if your RV is ready to take on the frigid conditions. Frozen plumbing lines can quickly ruin a cold weather getaway.

There are so many options for winter camping around Alberta. There’s nothing quite like experiencing a popular summer campground when it is blanketed in snow and the sounds of nature are the only things you hear.

When the end of summer comes and most people are packing up their RVs for the winter, the adventurous snow seekers are getting their rigs ready to withstand the cold.