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Rivière-du-Loup launches a camper route with 100 spots. QUB info shares 10 van conversion tips. The second Class B motorhome show will be held in Drummondville.
Tourism organization Rivière-du-Loup has set up 100 parking spots on 22 sites for motorhomes. The route includes free parking with trash bins and picnic tables, as well as paid spots at local producers. The season runs from June to mid-October, maximum vehicle width is 7 m.
QUB info published 10 recommendations for converting a van into a living space. Tips cover material selection, installation of water and electrical systems, and legal restrictions set by SAAQ.
From February 27 to March 1, 2026, the second Class B motorhome show will be held in Drummondville. The event will gather about twenty exhibitors offering ready-made and customized campers, and includes five conferences with experts.
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Tourisme Rivière-du-Loup has set up 100 parking spaces across 22 sites for camper vans. The circuit includes free lots with trash bins and picnic tabl...
Tourisme Rivière-du-Loup has set up 100 parking spaces across 22 sites for camper vans. The circuit includes free lots with trash bins and picnic tables, plus paid spots at local producers. The season runs from June to mid-October, with a maximum vehicle width of 7 m.
QUB info has published recommendations for those planning to convert a van into a living space. The tips cover material selection, installation of wat...
QUB info has published recommendations for those planning to convert a van into a living space. The tips cover material selection, installation of water and electrical systems, and legal restrictions set by the SAAQ.
From February 27 to March 1, 2026, the Class B RV Show will be held for the second time in Drummondville. The event will feature around twenty exhibit...
From February 27 to March 1, 2026, the Class B RV Show will be held for the second time in Drummondville. The event will feature around twenty exhibitors showcasing both ready-to-go and customized camper vans, and includes five expert-led conferences.
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The second Class B motorhome exhibition will be held in Drummondville from February 27 to March 1. Over 20 manufacturers will present more than 70 vehicles, which organizers claim is the widest range at a single event in Canada. Last year's edition attracted over 7,000 visitors.
The second edition of the Class B motorhome show in Drummondville has attracted thousands of visitors. The event features over 70 vehicles from 24 exhibitors, allowing for comparison of models on compact chassis like the Ram ProMaster or Mercedes Sprinter. Organizers report that attendance over two days has already approached 7,000, surpassing last year's total.
The second Class B motorhome show was held in Drummondville, attracting over 8,500 visitors. The segment has shown sustained growth since the start of the decade, with modern models offering increased autonomy through lithium batteries and powerful solar panels. Manufacturers note that customers often switch from larger RVs to compact Class B units for greater mobility and travel spontaneity.
Chuck Hayden, a full-time RV traveller, reported that a group threw items at his vehicle and banged on it in Flowers Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, around 3 a.m. on July 9. The incident was reported to the RCMP. The Town of Flowers Cove stated it is installing cameras in response to an 'ongoing pattern of disrespect and destruction on municipal property,' including vandalism and misuse of off-road vehicles. Hayden, who sold his home and has been travelling for four and a half years, said the experience has not changed his love for the province.
Lakeshore council unanimously supported a notice of motion Tuesday from Ward 3 Coun. Kelsey Santarossa asking administration to create a new bylaw for recreational vehicle storage. The decision was made on July 15, 2026.
A woman died after a collision between an RV and a car on the Trans-Canada Highway near Whitbourne. The crash occurred around 2:00 p.m. on July 14, and the highway was closed until 1:00 a.m. on July 15. The 71-year-old female driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene; a passenger was taken to hospital with serious injuries. The driver and passenger of the RV were assessed by paramedics. The cause is under investigation.
Marion and Josef Geisler from Baunatal completed a six-week trip through Canada in a rented motorhome, covering 8,500 km. They flew from Frankfurt to Toronto on May 11, rented a motorhome, and traveled from the east coast to Vancouver. During the trip, they observed bald eagles and black bears, and attended a public viewing of the World Cup match Germany vs. Ivory Coast, declining to buy tickets due to high prices (€850–3,000).
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