Outdoors

For those looking to hit the open road this summer and explore all that B.C. has to offer, here are some of our province’s most breathtaking and diverse destinations that you can drive right up to in an RV.

With safety protocols in place, the resort is hoping to welcome hikers, road-trippers, and adventure-seekers by the end of the month

Canadians who have campground reservations in some national parks will be allowed to pitch their tents and pull in their trailers

Campertunity aims to provide “a solution” to the problems associated with too many campers and not enough campsites. 

The camper was evicted and hit with a $230 ticket

Popular mountain trails are being overrun with people who aren’t prepared for the winter conditions they find at the top

“While everyone is catching up on diversity and inclusion these days, Judy has been advocating it for years, putting herself out to a lot of racist or just ignorant pushback. Can not recover all the energy put into that. But we can try to make sure Judy is heard now.”

Ban on non-essential travel in B.C. fires up sales of bikes, camping and hunting gear

The Town of Lake Cowichan reversed the decision it made last month to restrict the popular activity.

"The park, of course, will be ready to welcome visitors from farther afield once the provincial health officials give the go-ahead.”