Jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean and just a stone’s throw from Maine, Nova Scotia is widely known for its remarkable scenery and abounding maritime culture. This is a land filled with seaside inns, vineyards that dot the countryside and an incredible amount of annual festivals. On Cape Breton Island, breath-taking views surround you, from
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The world may scratch its collective head when it comes to listing facts about Canada, but—at the very least—most know it’s a lot bigger than the spot they call home. The Netherlands can easily fit into Lake Huron—with ample room to splash around. There’s plenty to explore—Canada’s cities are new, dynamic, and evolving—but it’s the
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by Dee Reed The tip of Maine has been called many things —The Crown of Maine and The Last Frontier of the East. Mainers just call it “The County.” When RVing in Maine, your itinerary could include biking along endless fields of potato blossoms; canoeing and fishing in one of the area’s 2,000 lakes, rivers,
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Make sure to pack a camera on your Nova Scotia Caraventure. With 5,000 miles of undulating coastline, this Canadian province provides RV enthusiasts with the ultimate highlight – a motorcoach tour of Cabot Trail, called the most scenic highway in the world. You will also take in spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and towering
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