The Weekly
The free weekly for RV travellers
Thanksgiving, Somewhere New
A table can be anywhere. Even one that folds out of the wall.
Leave Before the Light
The best hour of the drive is the one most people sleep through.
The Last Open Campsite
On shoulder season, early dark, and the sites nobody else wants.
Everything Fits in the Cupboard
What a country feels like when your home is the size of a van.
Following the Colour
Autumn doesn’t arrive all at once. It travels, and you can ride along.
The Last Long Weekend of Summer
Labour Day is the season’s curtain call. Make it count.
Neighbours in Lawn Chairs
Campground friendships last about two nights and a wave. They count anyway.
One Burner, Good Dinner
You don’t need a kitchen. You need one good pan and no hurry.
Where the Tide Does the Work
On the Bay of Fundy, the ocean keeps a strict schedule. Set an alarm.
Reserve Early, Wander Late
Book the site and everything else can stay loose.
The Camp Host Knows
Every campground has one person who knows everything. Say hello.
Big Sky, Small Town
The Prairies aren’t empty. They’re open, and the sunsets take their time.
The Ten-Minute Walk-Around
A short lap around the rig before you leave saves a long day on the shoulder.