As cooler temperatures emerge, and the snow blankets the vineyards, the valley transforms from a sun-soaked paradise to the ultimate winter destination. From champagne powder to frozen waterfalls to theatrical sleigh ride shows, the winter can be a magical time to explore the Okanagan. Read more .

Some of the best road trip memories are made in the quaint and quirky towns you find on the way. Here are a few of BC’s captivating coastal towns, mountain towns, and top tiny towns to add to your next road trip, and be sure to share the fun on social media using #exploreBC.

If you think that British Columbia is entirely blanketed in snow during the winter, you will be wrong! Many RVers leave their own snowy winter climes to spend the winter in the relatively balmy coastal regions of Vancouver Island and Vancouver, Coast & Mountains. But if you do want to experience an RV adventure amid the snow covered mountains of BC there are lots of RV parks open in the Okanagan and beyond. More info.

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve’s Green Point Campground is opening March 8, 2018, just in time for Spring Break and the Pacific Rim Whale Festival. With electrical hook ups and hot showers your spring camping experience is sure to be comfortable and cozy! Reservations for Green Point Campground and the West Coast Trail open January 8 ^th, 2018 at 8 AM (PST) at: www.reservation.pc.gc.ca

Vancouver Camping Mom tells her story about RVing in the winter for the first time.

A winter RV trip has all the adventure of camping, all the chill of winter, but with the comforts of home. We decided to give it a try and rent an RV from the good folks at Canadream and take a short trip. I had to admit I was totally out of my element so step one: book the RV. I prepared some questions to ask the representative at Canadream. Here’s our conversation, with tips specific to winter use. Read more.