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October 25, 2026
A practical comparison of THOWs, park models and fifth wheels for year-round living in BC, covering winter insulation, space, towing, certification, insurance, park acceptance, power and pad requirements.
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October 20, 2026
Local rentals are tight and contracts are short. Here is how a serviced RV or tiny home pad near Sechelt works for travel nurses and contract workers on a 3 to 6 month stay.
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October 18, 2026
Moving into an RV or THOW full-time in BC? Here's how to handle your address with ICBC, MSP, Canada Post, your bank and more, using official sources.
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October 13, 2026
A practical guide to THOW insurance and certification in BC, covering CSA Z240 RV and Z240 MH standards, insurance questions, park requirements, owner-build documentation and what to check before buying a used tiny home on wheels.
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October 11, 2026
Signing a long term RV pad lease in BC deserves a little more attention than booking a campsite for the weekend. You’ve found a spot you like, the coffee’s good, and the pad manager seems decent. Then someone slides an agreement across the table and suddenly you’re reading clauses on a Tuesday afternoon. Fair enough. […]
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October 5, 2026
If you are searching for long term RV rentals Sunshine Coast, there is an important distinction to make first. This guide is about renting a serviced RV lot or pad for months or year-round living, not hiring a motorhome for a holiday. On the Sunshine Coast, long-term RV living can provide a smaller, more manageable […]
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September 28, 2026
Moving to the Sunshine Coast BC can work very well if you want a smaller community, easier access to the outdoors, less city traffic and a different pace of daily life. It works less well if you need to be in Vancouver every weekday, depend on frequent specialist medical appointments, or expect city-level shopping and […]
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September 24, 2026
The most useful thing to understand about winter RV living BC is that a Sunshine Coast winter is usually a wet-coast problem before it is a deep-freeze problem. Rain, damp air, condensation, wet clothing and hidden moisture can cause more daily trouble than extreme cold. Freezing conditions still happen, so plumbing needs protection, but keeping […]
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September 21, 2026
The cost of RV living BC can be lower than renting an apartment, but only under the right conditions. A paid-off RV on a reasonably priced long-term pad can create meaningful monthly savings. A financed RV with high maintenance, winter heating, storage and transport costs may not. To know whether the cost of RV living […]
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September 17, 2026
Yes. Living in an RV year round in BC is possible, but it takes more than a furnace and a place to park. You need a site where long-term occupancy is allowed, an RV equipped for the local winter, dependable water, sewer and power, suitable insurance, moisture control, and a budget that includes repairs as […]
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