Every week. Exactly 100 words from the Canadian road.

Routes. Campsites. Small joys. The long way round.

A highway winding through hills ablaze with autumn colour in Nova Scotia.

Wherever you park,start here.

A weekly letter for people who travel Canada by RV: routes, campsites and small moments from the road, in exactly 100 words, every Thursday.

From the archive

An RV driving a mountain highway at sunset, sunlight flaring through the trees.

Leave Before the Light

The best hour of the drive is the one most people sleep through.

A small camper glowing in a field under a dark night sky.

The Last Open Campsite

On shoulder season, early dark, and the sites nobody else wants.

A person in a blue jacket stands on a shoreline beside a parked white van under a pale pink dusk sky.

Everything Fits in the Cupboard

What a country feels like when your home is the size of a van.