Galaxy RV holds summer sale and Tech Talks in Greater Victoria and Parksville

The Kramer family, operators of Bradsdadsland Family Campground on Hornby Island, purchased the 62-site Beachcomber RV Park in Central Saanich, British Columbia. The deal closed on March 24, 2026. The park was originally purchased by businessman John Chew in 1966 and opened to the public in 1986 after Expo '86. New owners plan only modest additions (an amenities building and playground), aiming to preserve the historic landscape and character of the waterfront campground.

The author shares his experience of using a small R-Pod travel trailer for a golf trip in Canada. He notes that renting such a trailer allows free movement by car after setting up camp, and the cost is significantly lower than that of a motorhome. As an example, he cites the RV park at the Golden Golf Club in British Columbia, which is a 30-second walk from the first tee.

Canadians are increasingly choosing RV travel for cheaper vacations. Startup RVezy and major rental companies report rising demand. Private rentals cost 200–300 CAD per night, operators charge 100–400 CAD.

Yesterday afternoon, a pickup towing a camper slid off the road near Doyles, Newfoundland. RCMP reported wind gusts of 120 km/h on the TCH in the Wreckhouse area. No injuries were reported; the driver stopped at Grand Codroy RV/Tent Camping Park, which offered shelter.

Abbotsford Police have identified a person of interest in connection with a suspicious travel trailer fire on June 16, 2026. The fire occurred at approximately 10:50 a.m. at the Whatcom Park & Ride lot, which also serves as a homeless encampment. No injuries were reported. The same location was the scene of a fatal shooting in March 2026.

Forest River is recalling Salem and Wildwood travel trailers from model years 2024–2026 due to faulty wiring in the fireplace electrical outlet, which may cause overheating and fire. Owners should stop using the fireplace and contact a dealer for repair.