Our stay at Orchard Hill RV in Kelowna, British Columbia, marked the first time we decided to stay in one place for a longer period. We were parked at Orchard Hill RV for more than 3-weeks! We were lucky to get spot #1 for the first night, with a great view of the valley ...
We stayed at South Jetty Thousand Trails for a couple of days, in between having our windshield replaced at RV Glass Solutions and having some work done at the REV Group facility in Coburg. We paid $160 USD for the five days we stayed. Without a Passport America membership, the stay would have been about ...
This was our second Harvest Hosts stay, a local brewery with a nice selection of beers. We drink alcohol very rarely, but I made an exception to try the beers at the Farmery Brewery in Neepawa, Manitoba (farmery.ca). Unfortunately, Leanne couldn't try anything, because of her gluten allergy. The staff was incredibly nice and ...
Let's start by saying, this place is amazing, and both Leslie and Rudy are remarkable people. Watersong Farms is not a campground or RV park; it is a real farm. More specifically a fish and chicken farm. The smoked trout lasted in our fridge for about 2 hours before it filled our bellies ...
We woke up to an amazing view of fields and blue sky, but what led up to that view was unexpected. After having lunch in a town we got back on the highway, heading for a night at Rubber Ducky; an RV park in Warren, MB. After only a few minutes on the highway, ...
We really enjoyed Wekusko Falls Provincial Park in Manitoba. If you're looking for an escape from civilization and are ready to disconnect, this is a good choice. We essentially had zero connectivity even with the 3 bars on the Rogers network. The water needed to be boiled, but that didn't bother us. We booked ...
This is a very pretty park, just like all Provincial Parks we've visited so far. There is plenty of green space and a lot of trees - great for shade to cool down in. We chose site #3 in the Fern campground, which was a bit of a challenge to get in to and had ...
This little RV park was interesting, but a bit disappointing as our first Explorer RV Club stay. The sites are cozy; some may call them small. We paid around $30 CAD for our stay, which included water, sewer, and 30-amp electricity. We only got up to about 20-amps of available power, which meant we ...
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park is a great campground, especially when you want to be close to water because the campgrounds are right on the lake. Unfortunately, we were not able to reserve a site with electricity, but our solar panels and generator came to the rescue. There are two sides, separated by the ...
We've had a hell of a time these last 9 months. For real. We put our entire savings into an RV that failed us time and time... and time again. And put trust in a dealership that dicked us around for 9 solid months. If it wasn't one thing it was ...