Welcome to Season 5 of the RV Canucks Podcast! Whether you’re a seasoned weekend wanderer or a part-time road warrior, this episode kicks off with a sizzling showdown: Sauble Falls Provincial Park and Sauble Beach vs. The Pinery and Grand Bend. If you’re dreaming about your next Ontario camping escape, this one’s for you. 🎧 Watch or Listen: 📺 Catch the full video podcast below…
Picking up where we left off, We were detailing the Great Canadian Roadtrip of 2021 which saw us travel West through Alberta and back. When we last left off we promised to come back and detail our stay at Pike Lake Provincial Park…and we will get to that but first, I want to detail why you shouldn’t sleep on Saskatchewan as a vacation destination. Saskatchewan has a…
Cagtegory: Provincial Park Location: Oakville, Ontario Area: 6.4 km² Year Established: 1971 Address: (NOTE: There are two different street addresses for this park!) CAMPGROUND: 3201 Upper Middle Rd W, Oakville, ON L6M 4G5 DAY USE: 1219 Burloak Dr, Oakville, ON L6M 4J7 Seasonal Opening Dates: May to Labour Day for Day Use June to Labour Day for Campground *check site for exact opening dates. How to Book: reservations…
Because we’re feeling the chill of fall and getting close to Halloween, we’re detailing four of the most haunted places we’ve ever camped, and stay tuned to the end of the show when I share a bonus story about which island in Ontario we refuse to go back to…it’s not a camping story, but it is a travel story and a…
In today’s episode, we have fishing accidents, bleeding knees, a lost hiking expedition, a hangry daddy…and a very special guest! Our youngest daughter joins Dan to talk about all of the mishaps that happen when you take a trip without Mom…and how that leads to lots of fun (and lots of fish)! In particular, Dan laments the lack of boxed lunches for the road…
After we mentioned boondocking in our episode on the five best travel apps, Melina received a text from a friend asking what boondocking was. Fast forward to this week, and we’ve adjusted our podcast schedule to bring you the answer! Essentially, boondocking with your RV or travel trailer is staying somewhere outside a traditional campground where you don’t have fresh water, sewer or power connections…