Winter RVing in the Rockies?
I stumbled onto the Canadream site and found that they rent winterized Class C motorhomes for winter camping. It never crossed my mind that this was possible, but I guess it is! (There is no way I w...
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profdant139 wrote:
More great tips -- Sue, maybe we could just ride along in your fifth wheel?? I am a gourmet chef . . . ;)
And just to be clear, we no longer say "I'm off to the Yukon." It's "I'm off to Yukon." It sounds odd, but we'll get used to it. Just like Ukraine. So cold that Yukon and Ukraine have frozen out definite article.
To me it is still the Yukon - I grew up here and it is what it is. Similar to it being California rather than the California. :D
Hmmm, if you rent a 4x4 truck in Whitehorse, we could lend you our 8' camper that we bought at Fraserway which is why I know they are good to deal with :B
Renting a Class C from them would work too. They lend a few of them to the Yukon Quest 1000 mile sled dog race in February each year so the race volunteers have a place to sleep and eat in comfort near Braeburn.
When we travelled north in our Class C in 1998 and 2001, it was ironic that we usually looked for an overnight plug-in for the block heater rather then for electric hook-up. When it was -40 at Liard Hotsprings, we had to use the generator to power the block heater.
