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Dinosaurs do not roam the earth anymore but… Step back into a time over 75 million years ago when 49 different types of dinosaurs roamed what is now the biggest and most remarkable area of Badlands in Canada. These dinosaurs foraged for food in this once lush coastal plain adjacent to the Bearpaw Sea. Although […]
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TRAVEL THE SEASONS WITH KOA With over 485 KOA locations, possibilities abound. Every year our KOA Work Kamper program offers hundreds of job opportunities across our network of KOA campgrounds. For those who love the RV camping life, it’s simply a win/win opportunity. SUBSCRIBE TO THE WORK KAMPER PROGRAM KOA owners always need seasonal help.
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Campground Operators manage all aspects of private or public campgrounds in a safe and professional manner. The duties of a Campground Operator are diverse, requiring both people and mechanical skills. Much of the work is outdoors and the seasonal nature of most campgrounds generally allows for different opportunities during the off season. Some operators take
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No Doubt about it – my RV kitchen cupboards are a disaster! I would be embarrassed if anyone came to see us and opened any of our cupboards -my RV kitchen is overloaded with things I “think I must have.” I am all about good intentions. When we were loading the essentials into the fifth
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Saskatchewan snowbirds and travelers – your government is being realistic! I just received word on Saskatchewan residency laws and rules for travellers (I’m not sure when these were changed but they are much more realistic and straight forward. Below is what I copied from their website. Who is considered a Saskatchewan resident? For the purposes
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BC Parks works with thousands of volunteers every year – please go to www.bcparksvolunteers.ca for more information. Park Host Program The Park Host Program is an important hospitality service available to visitors in some park locations. The role of a park host is to enhance visitor services, greeting park visitors and providing them with information
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I know you don’t want to hear it and it seems strange to have to say this but RVers need exercise. How do I know RVers need exercise? Because I am one of those people who sat in our fifth wheel all winter waiting for winter to be over. I did do a bit of
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I know that my body does not feel as good as it used to and arthritis is definitely part of the problem and unfortunately sitting in an RV for long hours while traveling does not help. So here are a few solutions I have come up with – I hope that other arthritis sufferers will
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Thousands of RVers Travel to Canada Looking for something special for your next RV adventure? If the idea of unlimited exhilarating or interesting things to see and do for the whole family, then it’s time to travel to Canada for your next adventure. It actually may become overwhelming trying to choose from a wildlife viewing
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There’s even more to do in Calgary this summer but don’t miss the Calgary Stampede Buckle up for a ride of your life if you are anywhere between July 3 and the 12th and make sure you take at least one day to enjoy the famous Calgary Stampede. From sensational chuck wagon races, that will
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Route to Alaska – what roads to take through British Columbia and what are the highlights.
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British Columbia’s Historical Sites British Columbia is the most western province in Canada with the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the east all developed by resilient people including the First Nations who settled here first. The lure of the unknown, gold, silver, forestry and a safe place to retreat to
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