Meat Cove Campground

I write a lot about campgrounds on here.  I think it stems back to my favourite childhood memories, which were camping in Algonquin Park.  It’s hard to find a campground as beautiful as… Continue reading →

Kejimkujik National Park

Our goals for Nova Scotia were to travel the perimeter, see Lunenburg, Peggy’s Cove and do the Cabot trail on Cape Breton Island. Aside from that, we had no plans as to how long… Continue reading →

Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park was never on my bucket list.  To be honest I didn’t even know much about the park until I started researching Maine before we left on our trip.  Once I… Continue reading →

Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean

We’re in the middle of a road trip that started from the Ottawa Valley in Ontario and we are heading to Nova Scotia’s famous Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island.  We dipped down… Continue reading →

Winter Blues

I could never understand how someone could not like winter, until this winter. I LOVE winter, always have and always will but this winter was a struggle for me. For as long as… Continue reading →

Cuba 2018

This was my third time to Cuba but it was our kid’s first.  I fell in love with the country almost 10 years ago when I stayed at a resort in Cayo Santa… Continue reading →

Bon Echo Provincial Park

I’ve stopped briefly at Bon Echo  when passing by on our way to Toronto but I’ve never spent more than an hour here until this Thanksgiving weekend. We decided to pack up our… Continue reading →

Sharbot Lake Provincial Park

We decided why wait to make a dream come true when we can make it happen now. We found a good deal on a motorhome so we bought it in the last month… Continue reading →

Ode to Maternity Leave

As my maternity leave comes to an end I can’t help but think of how lucky I am to have had the time off with my two children. I remember before Lux was… Continue reading →

Vancouver to Calgary

I’m not quite sure why I planned a road trip with a baby who doesn’t like to be in the car for more than 20 minutes at a time.  But I did and… Continue reading →