RV Lifestyle

Cooking at the campsite poses a few fun challenges for camping enthusiasts. With little space available for cooking pots and utensils in an RV, foodies who love to camp have to be creative in creating delicious dishes with just a few tools.

Over time, RV owners will come to know their own sewage systems and are able to empty their tanks at the right time.

Alberta is a province that is rich with natural beauty and interesting cultural attractions. Exploring everything this province has to offer in an RV is the perfect way to experience it all.

As the weather changes, outdoor enthusiasts are looking forward to RV season. Camping spots are booking up as people are eager to get out and enjoy nature. It is time to clean out the camper and get ready for summer fun.

The great thing about Alberta is there is no shortage of RV experiences to be had, year round. You can park at a camp during the winter and spend time snowshoeing and skating all weekend, or tour the open road during the summer while frequenting quaint shops.

“A lot of my family has a farming heritage,” says Mel. We were raised on Alberta beef. BBQ came second nature and it was easier to cook on the BBQ than in the oven, even as a kid.”

Why do people think “staycation” is any different from “vacation?” They are the same thing! It’s a break from the everyday, a chance to reconnect with friends and family, and time to just get away and do something fun.

An RV is a mobile home on wheels and like any other type of dwelling, it can be affected by water damage.

As COVID numbers trend down and vaccinations ramp up, we are all looking forward to returning to normal – but what is normal? Across Canada rates of infection vary, as do the restrictions; not to mention restrictions change frequently.

Before you head out in your RV this summer, take a look at these aftermarket parts that will elevate your experience.