44th Annual Edmonton RV Adventure Sale and Show 2026

Go RVing Canada showcased its Dealer Tie-In Marketing Program at the Toronto Spring Camping and RV Show. The program offers dealers ready-to-use creative assets and digital ad support to align local marketing with national campaigns. The presentation took place on February 27 at the Exhibitor Breakfast supporting the RV Women’s Alliance.

Saskatchewan's largest recreational vehicle show opened in Saskatoon over the weekend. The event features 90 motorhomes and travel trailers.

Canadian company Wilderness Vans completed a six-year project to transform a 2006 Ford E-350 van into a self-sufficient off-road camper. The conversion added a full-time 4WD system, Fox suspension, solar panels, and a functional interior with a kitchen and sleeping area. The project shows the extensive modernization potential of older commercial vehicles.

The RV sale and show is returning to Edmonton. The 44th Annual Edmonton RV Adventure Sale and Show will take place at the Edmonton Expo Centre from February 5 to 8, 2026.

The government of British Columbia is raising camping fees for the first time in a decade due to high visitation and operational costs. The increase, averaging $13.29 per night in summer, will apply to 59 high-demand frontcountry parks. A new $20 flat fee for campers from outside the province will take effect on May 15.

The Canadian travel trailer market is growing but remains almost entirely supplied by the US. Chinese manufacturers, having established a strong presence in Australia, see an opportunity for exports to Canada. A growing base of younger buyers seeking affordable options and new trade policy shifts create favorable conditions.