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One of the most satisfying aspects
of the RV lifestyle is the unique opportunity to hit the open
road, and tour North America's most interesting sights Ð traveling
by RV, you don't have to make airline reservations, there's no
need to worry about excess baggage, and you can enjoy all the
comfort of familiar lodging wherever you roam.
This issue of Camping Canada's RV Lifestyle Magazine focuses
on some of the more interesting RV destinations in North America.
From Jim Stoness' visit to Harold Warp Pioneer Village in Nebraska,
to Norm Rosen's report on Six Flags Darien Lake, there's something
for everyone in our RV touring issue this month!
Camping Canada's RV Lifestyle Magazine had the opportunity to
head to the Florida Keys in an Itasca Sunova class A motorhome,
and Russ Sterling's report on RV'ing in Paradise will no doubt
inspire readers who dream of sojourning in the sunny south next
winter. Our west coast correspondent Lazelle Jones has filed a
report on the first of the 2003 models, Monaco's new Cayman motorhome,
and this marks a general move within the RV industry for early
introductions of new models. There's so much excitement in the
wings, that we will devote our next issue to early reports on
a range of 2003 models.
Camping Canada's RV Lifestyle Magazine continues to provide Canada's
most comprehensive source for information on the RV experience.
In addition to the articles in each issue, we have a Direct Access
Reader Information Service, listing telephone numbers and websites
for all of the products featured in the magazine. We also focus
on information through our on-line magazine, available free of
charge at www.rvlifemag.com. You'll find a full range of "hot
links" to the RV industry at our website... please be sure to mention
that you found the RV of your dreams through Camping Canada's
RV Lifestyle Magazine.
With life moving at a hectic pace, there's no more convenient
way to enjoy reading about the RV experience than by subscribing
to RV Lifestyle Magazine. You'll find a special subscription offer
on page 61 of this issue, or you can sign up on-line through the
website.
Every issue, I close this column by inviting readers to contact
RV Lifestyle with questions and comments. During the past month,
we had a record number of letters and e-mails, and I would like
to thank all of our readers for taking the time to share their
RV adventures with us. And now, its time for us to share our RV
adventures with you... I am sure you'll agree, this RV touring issue
is filled with interesting destination suggestions! (Top)
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