Many artists make their homes in BC, with a large number living and working along the coast. Travel the east side of Vancouver Island and camp practically within throwing distance of beaches, farmers’ markets, galleries, and more. Then take BC Ferries to the Sunshine Coast and look for Purple Banners that signify an artist studio ready to welcome visitors. Coastal Circle Route.

BC Parks has updated camping fees across the province. This is to address rising operating costs, and the impact of increased visitor use and climate change. Changes include a new $20 surcharge for out of province visitors, and fee increases at 59 frontcountry and four backcountry parks. To learn more about the affected parks and specific fee adjustments, visit BC Parks Camping Fee Changes.

The Stewart-Cassiar Highway is 724 km of stunning scenery in British Columbia’s north. My husband and I took our time exploring this amazing area from the Yukon border in the north, to Kitwanga in the south and over to Stewart and Hyder, Alaska. Read more.

Starting in March 2026, anglers will purchase their freshwater fishing licences through the Wildlife Information and Licensing Data (WILD) system. Anglers will need to register for a free Fish and Wildlife ID (FWID) and can access WILD using a Basic BCeID or BC Services Card Account. Learn more.

As you get your RV road-ready and take stock of your camping gear, don’t forget to order your FREE Kootenay Rockies Road Trips Map-Brochure. Be sure to bring it along as you explore the region—it features a variety of scenic driving routes, plus recommended activities and attractions to help you make the most of your trip. Email to: Info@KootenayRockies.com

Like others who Camp and RV, when we get a day or two of sunshine at this time of year, we start counting the days until the first trip. Now it’s time time to plan the days, the camping days that is. How many trips can be enjoyed in the Spring, Summer and if I am lucky (weather wise), right into the fall and beyond. Read more.

New to camping? Discover seven essential tips for responsible camping—from picking the perfect site to fire safety and campground etiquette. Start your outdoor adventure right! Read more.

Following the BC Gold Rush Trail through the Cariboo & Beyond

Salish Sea Coastal Route

Camping Etiquette

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