Full-timing in Canada’s RV Parks has it’s challenges James D.A. Terry recently wrote me an email about his frustration with some of the RV Parks in Canada and he feels that they could do a better job of accommodating full-time Canadian RVers. I recognize some of his concerns. Each area of Canada has it’s own […]
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American RVers must know these things about Crossing the Canadian Border Have questions or concerns about traveling through Canada on the way to Alaska? You aren’t alone. However, there’s no need to be worried about the legalities of crossing the border between Canada and the United States. With a bit of pre-planning your border crossing
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Not all travel blogs earn money. Let’s get that clear up front. There are many travel bloggers on the Internet and yes some are earning a decent amount of money while others struggle to get traffic, never mind earn an income. However, if you love to write and have something to share that others are
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Dont wait for a life-changing event to happen before… you live your dream of full-time RVing. How many of you have had dreams of RVing and tell yourself “someday” we are going to … or someday we are going to travel to … or someday we are going to buy a… and someday we
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Guest RV Blog Post ~ Meet longtime RVers Don and Carol who share with us some of their RV Journey Experience Our years of travelling in our motorhome…. We joined a RV club many years ago …it was called Thousand Trails, it was a very inexpensive way of travelling….there were about 100,000 members from the
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Why do people choose to live and travel in an RV full-time?
They have the freedom to go whenever and wherever they want to go. They untangle themselves from all the trappings of a “normal” living arrangement.
Why do people choose to live full-time in a regular house?
I believe it’s all about comfort and security and they think it’s what they should do. I have heard others say it’s a trade-off between comfort and freedom and I agree. But others may not.
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Pet Safety? Many RVers love to have their pets travel with them, myself included. When my shiatsu, Dexter was alive he loved to come with us and I didn’t like boarding him in a kennel while we were away. It wasn’t always convenient to have friends or family take care of him either. Having a
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Compare Good Sam and CAA – Roadside assistance for RVers is important – even if you never have to use it. Having an insurance policy even just gives you peace of mind.
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RV into Mexico Hi everyone, Before I go any further I just wanted to say how much I love Mexico and have traveled throughout the country without any difficulty. Not recently though. I will definitely do so again but armed with current reliable information the same way that I would do when traveling to any
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Work for Adventureland in the Workamper Program Hi Everyone, Every once in awhile I come across work opportunities that are suited to RVers so try and pass it on to everyone. I am not affiliated with this group but it looks interesting. As usual do you ‘due diligence’ and research it properly. Would love
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Set up your RV by following these basic tips Setting up your RV doesn’t need to be stressful or difficult if you just follow a few simple guidelines and do each step in an order you shouldn’t run into any difficulty. Choosing a campsite is the first thing on your list. It’s interesting to watch
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