…uldn’t go to alone. This may apply to Mexico or Central America where sometimes it is more comfortable to travel in a group with experienced guides who know the terrain, the language and give their group peace of mind in an unknown environment. Details are taken care of by the caravan company because they know what is the best driving route, where the RV parks are located, what visas are required, know what side excursions are available, and offe…
…t more reliable, BUT cost is 2X+ Good Sam. A good option if you are a full-time RVer. Coach-Net also doesn’t have the same discounts and extra benefits like Good Sam (outside of the service plans). See how Coach-Net compares directly to Good Same here. AAA: Most will be familiar with the AAA auto clubs and they do have service coverage for RVs and 5th wheels, but the lack of SPECIALIZED coverage means lower service quality and – as with all things…
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…containers. Other vegetables and herbs will also be appreciated when it’s time to make dinner and you can go out to your container garden and pick them fresh from your pots. One of the things to be aware of when purchasing bedding plants is how much sun you will have in the garden area and what will be the best plant for growing there. Speak with someone from the local gardening centre and get their advice. A mixture of different flowering plants…
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…to read the complete article on the RV Lifestyle . It is worth taking the time if you have any questions about what an RV is, what amenities they offer and how you too can enjoy a vacation in an RV or choose to make one your home. I usually recommend that anyone who has never RV’d before should rent one first RV Rentals / Motorhome Rentals from El Monte RV . Try them out, figure out what you like or not like about the RV before spending all of yo…
…nce the security and privacy settings are in place it’s time to set up the timeline section and determine who you want to be able to add things to your timeline and if they can tag your photos. Facebook has some excellent tutorials for anyone wanting to learn more about managing this. It’s also possible to block people from within these settings. This is a good place to block those people who post things you aren’t comfortable with even though you…
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…ately an hour long. They are free and each one may be offered two or three times during the length of the show. For example, a session on solar power may be scheduled for one day at 11:00 am, 7:00 pm the second day and maybe 3:00 pm the third. By researching in advance and knowing what will be offered, a person can plan when the best time is for them to attend. Exhibitions on display Exhibitors may include large resort owners displaying informatio…
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…al events. Canadian Weather The weather varies depending upon the area and time of the year you visit. Most RVers travel to Canada in the spring, summer and fall. However, in some parts of the country, specifically the south coast of BC many RVers spend the winter enjoying the temperate climate. Shopping in Canada Shopping is available everywhere and most products that are found in the United States are also found in Canada. The currency is the Ca…
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…e bottom of this post. 4. Bringing food or alcohol across the border. Full-time RVers living in their RV sometimes forget what they actually are carrying with them. Know that certain foods are restricted from entering Canada and the laws change regularly depending on what is taking place in the agriculture industry. Citrus foods aren’t allowed and dog food must be in it’s original container. There’s a limit as to how much alcohol and tobacco that…
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…d you love traveling in it, but you aren’t quite ready to commit to a full-time RV lifestyle. Renting out your RV when you aren’t using it could be an excellent way to generate some extra income. Peer-to-peer markets like RVshare.com are making it incredibly easy for RV owners to rent out their RVs to other travelers. The process is incredibly simple. All you have to do is choose your RV type and then provide a description and upload a few picture…
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