Welcome to R&R – Roaming Roads: Adventures in RV Life
Ever feel like your life is a little… too perfect? Like, boring perfect? Well, buckle up, because Dave and Meg are here to shake things up! We’re R&R, and we’re on a mission to help you find new adventures, bring the family, ditch the daily grind and embrace the unexpected joys of the RV lifestyle.
Think of us as your personal travel guides, sharing our hilarious mishaps, breathtaking discoveries, and everything in between. Because let’s be honest, the best adventures rarely go according to plan. It’s the detours, the flat tires, and the surprise encounters that make the memories truly unforgettable.
So, whether you’re a seasoned RV pro, a backcountry tent camper ready to explore front country, or just dreaming of your first wilderness getaway, join us on the journey! We aim to help you plan your dream trip, give honest reviews of campgrounds, and share our hard-earned wisdom (and a few good laughs) along the way.
Our spontaneous camping trip to Driftwood Provincial Park was supposed to be a relaxing weekend getaway. Instead, we battled chipmunks, discovered a suspicious Blackstone smell, encountered a campground ninja, and nearly ran out of toilet paper.
Our first family RV camping trip of 2026 had everything: hiking trails, campfire cooking, surprise ticks, a tech-starved teenager, and plenty of camping chaos. Read the hilarious story of our season opener in the great outdoors.
Every summer, Canadians perform a sacred ritual: liberating Grandma from her apartment habitat and releasing her, gently, into the wilderness. What follows involves temperature negotiations, snack diplomacy, a sugar-fuelled seven-year-old, and a dog with absolutely no moral compass around unattended hot dogs. If you’re planning a multigenerational RV camping trip this summer, consider this your survival guide — because this isn’t a vacation. This is a peace treaty.
Stop cooking yourself to stay fed! Summer RV life is all about freedom, the open road, and the constant battle against an interior that feels like a pre-heated oven. When the mercury rises, the last thing you need is a propane stove turning your galley into a sweat lodge. Discover the “Rule of Zero-Heat” and learn how to master the ultimate RV-friendly meal: The Easy Bean Salad. Whether you’re a gourmet traveler or a “Bachelor Style” minimalist eating straight from the can, these no-cook recipes will keep you cool, full, and far away from the kitchen sink.