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But it just so happened that all the starts aligned, and an opportunity to own a motorhome showed up for a price we couldn’t turn down. So we’ve discovered the joys of RVing with kids by trial and error—much like everything else we do).
Cycling is still a great love for us, and we hope to still do lots of cycle touring (there’s enough room in our RV to bring our bikes!). But we’ll be covering more ground with the motorhome, parking it, and then cycle touring our way around… when travelling becomes a thing again.
We’ve been home like everyone else for the better part of a year, and we’re not really sure when we’ll be heading out with the motorhome again. I’m high-risk, so we’re trying to stay put as much as we can. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t dream up our next adventure—and help you do the same.
In this section of the blog, you can read about our previous experiences RV travelling with your kiddos, and find useful information for your own RV trips. We’ve done a little bit of everything in our RV.
We started with little microadventures close to home, but then we spent 9 months travelling from 2018-2019, and it’s all here on the blog. Just scroll through or hit the search box for more info about the places we visited. There are also some posts where I share some of our mistakes and some of our favourite resources for full or part-time living on the road.
Follow this section of the blog if you’d like to learn more about our family adventures or how to plan your own :)
Back in Quebec, we decided to purchase a Discovery Pass, and I’m really glad we did. The Discovery Pass grants you entry to all of Canada’s National Parks and several historic sites, so it’s totally worth it if you plan on visiting more than 2 or 3 of these places in a year. The pass is for 12 months, so it’ll last us until next year, which is great.
Continue reading “Exploring Canada’s National Parks & Historic Sites!”
I incorrectly said in a previous post that we had spent the evening of Tuesday, September 4th, 2018 in Percé. We actually spent that night in Riviére-au-Renard. After a lovely sleep with a gorgeous free view, we headed out to Forillon National Park.
Quebec is a truly beautiful province. But I’m being reminded of just how little French I know while travelling here. I do know enough to get by. I can say:
Continue reading “Beautiful Quebec: pine trees, mountains, and the majestic St. Lawrence”
Continue reading “The Brockville Tunnel & More: Adventure Day 1 :)”
Continue reading “Long-Term Travel with Kids: Our Adventure Begins!”
Anyone who’s known me for more than about 5 minutes knows that I’m not a homebody. Travelling is my thing, and being in the same house for the last 8 years is starting to feel a little… suffocating. Who am I kidding? It’s felt that way for the last 5 or so years. If you’ve met my family, you know that family adventure travel is also our thing. And though we had a blast on our bicycles in 2016, our next adventure will be a Family RV Adventure! And a BIG one, too 🙂
So, after getting our hands on an awesome 32′ RV for an incredibly good price, we summerized it with the help of the previous owner, packed a few things, and headed out on our first micro-adventure. We decided to stay close to home for our first weekend out in the RV, and headed to the Mallorytown KOA, just under an hour away from Kingston, Ontario, where we currently live.
But… life brought us a lovely opportunity at a price we couldn’t turn down. I’m pretty hooked on cycle touring, but there’s no denying that you can cover a lot more ground in an RV. Plus, you can always just take the bikes with you on the RV, too!
