Pacific Rim National is a 511 km2 (197 sq mi) park located along the rugged west coast of Vancouver Islands in British Columbia, where the lush temperate rainforests meet the rough and tumble waves of the mighty Pacific, making it one of Canada’s most diverse and impressive places… a must for a nature lover’s bucket list!
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Gulf Islands National Park Reserve covers 36 km2 (14 sq mi) of protected lands on 16 islands, and more than 30 islets, reefs and approximately 26 km2 of surrounding marine areas. Each island has its own landscape features, abundant marine life, a Mediterranean climate (of sunny summers and mild winters) and unique historical landmarks that have attracted people for more than 5,000 years.
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Covering 1,470 km2 (570 sq mi), this huge Unesco World Heritage Site (there are 500 identified Haida archeological sites), lives up to its name: Gwaii Haanas, meaning “Islands of Beauty” in the Haida language, is a remote and beautiful wild chain of 138 islands (the former Queen Charlotte Islands) that lies 130 km off the coast of mainland British Columbia.
Mount Revelstoke is located in the northeast of the city of Revelstoke, on the Trans-Canada Highway between Glacier and Yoho National Parks, and was established in 1914. Covering only 260 km2 (100 sq mi), it’s relatively small for a national park, but don’t let that fool you… Mount Revelstoke makes up for in diversity. From rainforests, subalpine forest, and meadows to rocky ridges and glaciers, hikers, cross-country skiers, and picnickers are spoiled with plenty of opportunities to experience nature at its finest.
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Located in southeastern British Columbia, near the Alberta border, Kootenay National Park is one of seven contiguous parks that make up the Canadian Rocky Mountains UNESCO World Heritage Site (together with Jasper, Yoho, and Banff National Parks and Mount Robson, Hamber and Mount Assiniboine Provincial Parks).
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Located between Yoho and Mount Revelstoke, Glacier National Park is one of seven national parks in British Columbia (4 hours drive from Calgary and 6.5 hours from Vancouver). Covering 1,349 km2 (521 sq mi) of BC’s Selkirk and Purcell Mountains, the park was established in 1886 and it’s one of the most popular destinations for climbers and hikers. There is 140 km of hiking trails in the park that offers spectacular views of surrounding massive glacier (approximately 400 glaciers in and around its alpine scenery), waterfalls, valleys in Glacier National Park at Rogers Pass, underground rivers that have created one of Canada’s largest cave systems.
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Part of the spectacular Canadian Rocky Mountains, located in the southeast corner of British Columbia, Yoho National Park is bordered by two other national parks: Kootenay to the south and Banff to the east. Together, they were declared one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Whether it’s a basic travel trailer or a luxurious motorhome, limited space can be a challenge, making many RVers struggle to find room for all their stuff (especially if they are traveling with kids). That’s why wisely using your RV storage is important to keep things convenient and easy to access, creating a more comfortable and efficient space.
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After a long winter stored, you need to give your home on wheels a good washdown before embarking on a new journey. Keeping your RV clean not only will make it look fresh and nice, but it will also protect it from damages caused by dirt and debris that are sitting on your paint.
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It’s amazing how dirty the RV gets after hitting the road, traveling through different weather conditions, parked at campgrounds and RV parks. To ensure your RV will give you many years of enjoyment, it’s important to keep it clean and inspecting any repairs that might be needed during the cleaning. To make it easy for you, we’ve put together some cleaning tips to get your RV ready for the next adventure.
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Thinking of bringing your best buddy along on your adventure? That’s a great way to make your RV trip even more fun and exciting, and thanks to the comfort and convenience that an RV provides, your pets can feel at home, making it easier for them to adapt to the new routine. There’s also the advantage of large compartments to store all your pet’s necessities.
With a little research, planning, and following our tips below, you and your dog will be all set to heed the call of the wild and have a blast.
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Bringing the whole family along for the ride and spending more time together is one of the best things about RVing, but It can also be a challenge when it comes to keeping the kids from boredom, while you need to travel for hours on end.
That’s why we’ve pulled together some tips that will help make your RV trip a pleasant experience for you and your children.
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Cold winter months call for hearty, warm-you-up dishes. Whether you’re cooking on your stovetop, over the fire or in an instant pot, there are many options for making great meals in your RV. Here, we’ve gathered some delicious soups, creamy bowl and meat stews you need to stay nice and warm this winter.
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Bringing the kitchen along with you is one of the coolest things about RVing, and any type of RV comes with kitchen facilities. Some of them are better equipped than others, but even dealing with limited space, in the smallest RV kitchen, cooking in an RV is totally possible and you can save money by preparing delicious home-cooked meals no matter where you are.
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At 3,954 meters (12,972 feet), Mount Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies and the second oldest provincial park in BC. Because of its size ( and unexpected changes in weather and snow conditions), only experienced and equipped climbers should attempt climbing this mountain.
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Looking for some breathtaking natural wonders to add to your travel bucket list? Look no further than in your own backyard! There are so much beauty and bounty of life in Canada before kicking the bucket, and nothing’s better than exploring them with all the convenience and flexibility traveling along with you. Whether you own the RV or are renting it, here are some ideas to turn your motorhome or travel trailer into a cozy and comfortable home, making your RV experience much more enjoyable.
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Wintertime may seem boring to some people and though the season calls for staying home wrapped in a blanket with a cup of hot cocoa, reading a book or watching movies, the low temperatures offer you the chance to experience exciting outdoor activities, from skiing, snowboarding, to simply relax in the beautiful snowy scenery. You can also enjoy quiet campgrounds and… no bugs!
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One of the most beautiful destinations for hiking is located just north of Pemberton in British Columbia (56 min driving from Whistler and almost 3 hours from Vancouver). The road between Pemberton and Lillooet is in itself an awesome attraction.
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park was established in 1988. Its themed hiking trails revolve around a spectacular mountain scenery, waterfall (Holloway Falls), the Matier Glacier hanging impressively high above Upper Joffre Lake – one of the three gorgeous turquoise-colored lakes. The visitors can also enjoy camping, fishing (with an appropriate license), mountain climbing, and an amazing wildlife viewing. Black and grizzly bear, blacktail deer, mule deer, and mountain goat reside in the park. Cougar, wolverine, and bobcat are temporary residents.
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There are lots of great natural attractions in Canada and different types of RVs to explore them. Before you plan a road trip with your family or friends, you need to decide which one works best for your budget and personal needs
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Thinking of going on a road trip? Whether you are looking for a quick getaway or a cross country drive over the spring/summer season, you can take your own home with you and
enjoy all the comfort and convenience of an RV to make your vacation much more attractive.
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