Taking goods and groceries into Canada

what enblethen said, no fresh fruits or chicken...
and no firearms...

Do not hand them a list of anything. They may or may not ask you questions. If they ask you questions, answer the question, nothing else. It isn't hard. We came into the US a little over a week ago. We didn't bring any eggs but we were asked about any chicken and my DW answered yes and after a few moments of contemplation we were allowed to leave with a warning about bringing chicken and any derivatives of into the US. If they decide they want to investigate further, they will. Take any glasses you may be wearing off, after shutting your TV off, hand them your passport if that's what is required and wait to see what they ask you.

chracatoa wrote:
If you google the title you'll see that there's nothing that comes up for travel trailers. Isn't it better to ask people that have actually done that?

Nobody's stopping you.

What difference does it make going through customs with a travel trailer or a cooler in the back seat? I guess you better chastise the post above this one for posting a link to the customs site.

No fresh fruits and vegetables.
No chicken of any kind including eggs.
Canadian Customs

Thanks Shum. Do you just handle them a list of your stuff? In fact, I just realized I'll have a bunch of tools and other things to help fix anything on the go.

2oldman wrote:
google your post title

I guess we don't need this forum then :)

If you google that they usually assume you're not taking your refrigerator, your bedroom and your bathroom with you. There is very little on the web regarding travel trailers. This site is one of the best resources for that.

If you google the title you'll see that there's nothing that comes up for travel trailers. Isn't it better to ask people that have actually done that?

I've had zero issues going back and forth over the years. Just check Canada Border Services for updated list of products not welcome.

Remember to check U.S Border Services when coming back home with Canadian goods as well.

google your post title