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There are dozens of ways to travel with your RV and we are happy to share tips and tricks we’ve gathered from our experienced explorers. In this section, you will find everything you need to get prepared for your next RV adventure.
Deception Falls We ate lunch and hung out at the beach before heading to check out the other falls on the park sign labeled “Deception Falls.” Because of the heat (and because I ran outta beef jerky bribery), we decided to unhook the truck from the rental RV and drive the 8km to the trail […]
Read More »RVers are spoiled for choice by the natural beauty of BC. Over the years we’ve happily stayed at great locations all through the province. Here are a few of our favourites that we know, love and recommend to our fellow campers and RVers. HORSEFLY LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK (HORSEFLY LAKE) Horsefly Lake is a large, deep […]
Read More »40 years ago, Jack Bell opened the doors to the first Chemo RV dealership in Williams Lake. Through hard work, determination and a genuine love of Rving, he made the business what it is today. Through camping trips and fire cookouts, he passed his love of the outdoors onto his son Jason, who has taken […]
Read More »KNOW WHAT YOU TOW! We want you to feel safe and confident on your travels, whatever you tow. Today, most full and mid-size family cars, vans, SUVs, and light-duty trucks can be equipped to pull a trailer. Here are a few points to consider when you’re researching your perfect ride. LICENSE. Ensure you have the […]
Read More »Let’s talk food! Camping food, in particular. Let’s face it: when you think of food while camping, you automatically think of hotdogs, hamburgers, chips and marshmallows. Well, I’m here to tell you that there are some fantastic go-to dishes that are as easy as a hotdog, and taste better than a burger… and I wouldn’t […]
Read More »Sometimes you have to just roll with the punches, go with the flow, and realize that everything happens for a reason! Today we had a later start than we had hoped for, so we ended up changing our plan slightly to accommodate the late departure. We set out to do the Barkerville/Likely historic Gold Rush Circle Route, […]
Read More »Jax and I started to clip along some old logging roads that were on the way to our campsite, down the old mining road to the river. When we were coming up to where I was planning on parking, we were greeted by four dogs—the biggest being a Great Pyrenees crossed with maybe a small horse or perhaps […]
Read More »The Gold Trail is in tremendous condition right now, and can be travelled with ease. Be cautious, however, as it is an active haul route for log-hauling trucks. Two-way calling is advised. If you don’t have a two-way radio and see logging activity, try to follow a logging truck or vehicle. There is lighter traffic in the […]
Read More »It’s was Sunday morning. We were awake, and the sun was shining. It’s another blue blazer of a day! It didn’t take Jax long to dig out his fishing pole while I prepared breakfast and sipped my coffee. It was already hot as ever, so swimming in the river was inevitable. We fabricated a makeshift rope […]
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