Crossing Into Canada and Algonquin Provincial Park

[@lindacluney446]

I have learned so much about traveling from you guys. So greatful to have you as a resource. Dont know how you can keep up with books, rv show ambassadorship, weekly youtube Q & A's, podcasts, newsletters, and other videos. My husband and I are retired, and can barely keep up with all your new info that we love to read, view, and learn. Thx for everything.

[@hdlowrider5413]

Thank you for sharing. Bo looks so happy. I lost my Ellie a Rhodesian Ridgeback rescue 2 weeks ago. I miss her so. Give Bo a big hug for me.

[@dannytaylor3570]

I was a canoe trip guide at Camp Tamakwa, a children's camp on South Tea Lake in Algonquin Park, many decades ago. Algonquin Park is 2,900 square miles in area and has 2,100 lakes that are connected by short portages or streams and make for excellent circuitous canoe trips. Several places to shoot rapids in aluminum canoes or portage around them, tons of canoe access only tent camping sites. And yes many places where the wolves at night will answer your howls. Also a great place to see the Northern Lights.

[@lakelili]

Went to Tanamakoon back in the mid-1970s... a golden age...

[@joeo7257]

The view of the lake with the two red canoes on the right was a piece of art!

[@SchnuffiJames]

Thank you for visiting Canada glad you had fun. As a home sick Canadian living abroad thanks. Come back.

[@lisalamb7128]

Welcome to Canada. Enjoyed watching the video, and I found the sound loud and clear on my iPad. Sweet Bo!

[@RVLifestyle]

I love it that Canada's parks are dog friendly! Bo does, too!!!!

[@dogsandownersbehavingbadly1155]

Thank you for sharing your adventures!

[@tokenveteran7525]

Great video! Thank you so much for sharing! Looks so peaceful and fun!

[@AndyFyon]

One of our favourite Ontario Provincial Parks. Glad you were able to enjoy it as well.

[@mariacyou9265]

Fabulous film, great photography, breathtaking night footage.👏 Thank you for sharing, best regards from Mississauga, Ontario 🇨🇦

[@phylliskhare]

This is one part of the country I've never visited! Thanks for showing us around. 😁

[@BobReed1]

Algonquin Park is my favorite place to camp. I've driven there from Maryland more times than I can remember. The interior camping is the most remote I have experienced. You can camp for days sometimes without seeing another soul. And by the way, Algonquin Park would be considered Central Ontario. Now Hudson's Bay area...that's Northern Ontario.

[@dfloro1]

Love this video. Would love to travel there!!

[@fwagoner]

Your videos are getting better and better and you are the professional.

[@RVLifestyle]

Thank you. We are spending more and more time on them. I am disappointed by the sound while we are driving but I just invested in a couple of new mics that I think will improve that. Also new camera gear for different shots. I appreciate your encouragement. Camera gear is like a never-ending money pit! But really fun.

[@LindaWolfe20]

What a beautiful place to camp... thanks for the video... Safe travels to ya...

[@jason.3011]

I am going to sabbald point in July 2-6 Toronto Canada here

[@aileenefields337]

Great Video& Beautiful Scenery&Safe Travels😇

[@paulbetka2966]

Awesome 😁😀😍👍 Love are neighbors 🇨🇦

[@pkredford3189]

Welcome to Canada. You got some great pics!! Next time you need to visit Tobermory.

[@RVLifestyle]

Yup. We've been there! See roadtreking.com/roadtreking-tobermory-gathering-photo-spread/

[@Island-Detecting]

Great video! Can you give us some tips on how to shoot the time lapse Milky-way?

[@JohnSmith-dv3du]

great video

[@jerrydaminato743]

Welcome from Guelph Ontario 🇨🇦

[@jrandyoutdoors]

Very nice yall.

[@VANTREKKINGlifestyle]

I’m going to go back and count how many times Jennifer says “slow down” or “speed bump”. I noticed that she says slow down and Mike doesn’t really slow down. I must do the same thing when Lynn says that to me. When I’m really going too fast the tone of her voice changes and I listen. I mean this affectionately... you guys are such an old married couple. We resemble that remark too.

[@flyfish6473]

Beat me to it. I was going to say my wife has the same active gene as Jennifer, the SD3 gene, at least 3 times on a trip she'll say slow down:)) Nice video!

[@VANTREKKINGlifestyle]

Fly Fish SD3 gene. HAHA!

[@roger159S]

Thank you :)

[@charschneider1623]

Canada is gorgeous. What is the black box on Bo's neck and where did you have him trained?

[@leod1671]

This is what i want to do when i retire.

[@marksmith9317]

Love this video! what is the name of the music/artist you use at the 12:45 mark? It is great!

[@ilenesatchell5445]

I'm drawing up plans for a van conversion and noticed the wall behind your driver's seat. Do you ever glance over your left shoulder and wish the wall wasn't there?

[@RVLifestyle]

Nope... Doesn't bother me

[@steveklare7586]

So when you are out in the woods, do you carry bear stray?

[@RVLifestyle]

Always

[@anthonymarino4260]

Gods beauty

[@jackiedowns5417]

When crossing the border to Canada do need any kind of special pet permit or license to prove that your dog has all its vaccinations? I really enjoy your videos - thank you. Jackie D.

[@RVLifestyle]

Just have all the vaccinations up to date and bring proof of them in case you are asked. In seven years of entering Canada numerous times each year, we have never been asked.

[@yvonnedavis2271]

What beautiful park! WA State offers Enhanced License, which allows you to Canada and Mexico in place of a passport. It costs more too, of course. lol

[@rebeccahulon913]

How do you hear your van?

[@LJ-pp9wj]

Any issues with crossing border with a dog?

[@fab0017]

What kind of dog is Bo?

[@bobbybaldeagle702]

Do y'all got a passport card for Bo also??? or don't they fuss about dogs having their up to date shots?

[@RVLifestyle]

We've never been asked in numerous crossings, though you are supposed to have them with you for your pets

[@chryselwood]

I created "passports" folders with photos for each our 3 dogs. The folders contain the appropriate medical records. Never been asked for them but we keep them handy when crossing the border.

[@NicoVeenkamp]

Hi Mike and Jennifer, the sound is really awful in this video. Could you wear your microphones when you do these incar video's?

[@RVLifestyle]

Just bought two new mics for the in vehicle stand-ups.

[@rd4660]

Stop being a yenta and telling Mike to “slow down”. We have a hard and fast rule in our rig. Whoever is driving is in charge, period. The passenger has to keep it zipped. You’ll have your turn soon enough. It’s a good rule for family harmony.

[@RVLifestyle]

LOL... Thanks for sticking up for me! But in our marriage, we both need all the help we can get and our rule is when one drives, the other is the co-pilot. When it's her turn to drive, I get to tell her to speed up.

[@MA-jr8hj]

We would have rear-ended the car in front at least once if I never thought I could speak up! Even my husband admits to this. We are talking a few times in 33 years, not a usual occurrence, but when you are traveling in a RV or truck and trailer, it doesn't hurt to have another set of eyes on the road.