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Planning a fall RV trip from Toronto gives you plenty of options. Ontario's fall colors stretch across the province, but timing, driving distance, campground availability and the type of experience you want can vary significantly from one d...
If you are thinking about buying an RV, you are probably looking forward to more freedom, more road trips and the ability to bring many of the comforts of home with you. But before you buy an RV, it is worth taking the time to understand wh...
Your RV gives you the freedom to travel without giving up the comforts of home. But before you head out on your next road trip, there is one thing you should never overlook that is RV maintenance.Regular maintenance helps you catch small pr...
A proper spring start-up covers the plumbing system, battery and electrical, propane appliances, tires and brakes, exterior body condition, and a full roof and seal inspection. In Ontario, this matters more than it does in milder climates, ...
If your RV is making a noise it didn't make last season, that's usually the first sign something needs attention. Most people notice it, mention it to whoever's in the passenger seat, and then keep driving anyway. Don't be that person. Here...
At minimum, once a year. If you're putting on serious mileage, every 3,000 to 5,000 km is the general rule most manufacturers publish. But mileage alone doesn't tell the whole story for Ontario owners, because our climate does things to an ...
Most RV owners in Ontario pay somewhere between $150 and $600 for a standard service visit, with bigger jobs like roof resealing, slide-out repair, or appliance replacement running higher, sometimes well into four figures. The exact number ...
Most Ontario RV owners use their unit for somewhere between four and ten weeks a year. The other 40-plus weeks it sits in storage, depreciating, while the ownership costs run regardless.Renting out your RV during the weeks you are not using...
Most people overthink it. The questions pile up before the trip, then a few hours in they wonder what they were worried about. That said, a few things are worth knowing before you pick up the keys, and nobody volunteers the practical stuff ...
Three hours is the sweet spot for RV travel from Toronto. Far enough that you have actually left, close enough that a long weekend works without burning two days just driving.Ontario has a lot of campgrounds and plenty of them are mediocre....
The Class A vs Class C question comes up constantly. Both are motorhomes. Both will sleep a family. Both can handle an Ontario road trip from the Bruce Peninsula to Algonquin without issue. But they suit pretty different buyers, and picking...
RV rental pricing trips up a lot of first-timers. Not because it is unreasonable. It usually is not. But the number moves around more than people expect. The unit, the time of year, how long you are going, and what is bundled into the agree...
Is driving an RV across Canada on your bucket list? As a first-timer, you will join millions of tourists and Canadians on the road and meet them at the more than two thousand RV parks and campgrounds in the country. What an exciting journey...
RV maintenance is required to keep your motorhome or travel trailer in good condition to protect your loved ones and your financial investment. Whether you live in the RV permanently and travel around the country, or only take it on the roa...
Experienced motorhome travelers are always searching for new RV hacks. They have learned to declutter often and only take essentials when traveling, as space is limited, but they enjoy learning from others. You can have everything you need ...
Have you been debating RV vs trailer and wondering which one is right for your adventures? Canada has amazing places to visit, from the coast to the prairies and Rockies. There is also a lot of information available for people interested in...
Do you want to go camping and need a few RV storage ideas? We tend to pack a lot of items for those “just in case” moments and then realize there is not enough space to store them. Or we jumble things together and get frustrated when we...
Does your company need a winter RV for advertising and marketing promotions, a cross-country tour, or a movie production? Industry and company standards must be complied with when you travel for commercial purposes, and safety is always the...
There is so much to see in this beautiful country of ours, and road-tripping in a motorhome is one of the best ways to do it. If you have never tried campervanning in Canada - or even if you have and are looking to improve your experience -...
Your RV should have seen plenty of use and activity during the warmer months. However, what should you do when the weather turns and roads and campsites become inhospitable for months? Motor Home Travel is here to explain how you can prepar...
Whether your camper is your full-time home or you only use it for seasonal road trips, you owe it to yourself to make sure that it is decorated in a way that reflects your style. There are so many things you can do to turn your RV interior ...
If you own an RV in Ontario, winterization is one of the most important jobs to complete before freezing temperatures arrive. Water left in plumbing lines, tanks or fittings can freeze, expand and cause expensive damage.The question is whe...