***Ends November 1, 2026***

 

 

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October 24th & 25th Featuring:

Test Drive Saturdays with Dave Stoate

Join us on Saturday, October 24^th & 31^st, 2026, from 10:00am to 3:00pm for an exciting hands-on motorhome experience hosted by Dave Stoate, Service Writer & Body Shop Coordinator. This exclusive event gives you the opportunity to get behind the wheel of either a Class C or Class A motorhome. This is an ideal experience for the first-time buyer. Dave will be on hand to guide you through the driving features, answer your questions, and ensure you get the most out of your test drive. Don’t miss this chance to explore the open road with confidence - your next adventure starts here at Canada’s Largest Motorhome Sales Event! Spaces are limited; first-come, first-served. For safety purposes, a test drive is limited to one family, and everyone is required to wear a seat belt. Families are responsible for providing their own child seat, if it is required.

Executive Cooking on the Road with Chris Plummer

Award-winning chef Chris Plummer brings over 20 years of experience as a chef, butcher, fishmonger and culinary professional to Canada’s Largest Motorhome Sale. Chris will showcase how the standard equipment found in your motorhome can be used to create simple, healthy and delicious meals worthy of a king. Watch Chris in action as he demonstrates his approach to preparing gourmet meals on the road and discover how easy it can be to turn your motorhome into a gourmet getaway. Come meet Chris, and taste his delectable dishes, and get inspired to elevate your own camping cuisine!

ATTENTION LADIES! Meet Jane Schnurr, Ontario's Girl Camper Hostess at Canada’s Largest Motorhome Sales Event on Saturday October 24^th and 31^st from 11am-3pm. See how Girl Camper might help you take the next step to living the RV lifestyle. Girl Camper as an empowering and supportive community that helps women overcome fears of camping solo or towing large vehicles, with many members praising it for fostering instant friendships and offering practical knowledge through local chapters and “Camper College” events. The community is widely seen as welcoming and inclusive, where women feel immediately accepted regardless of experience level, and are encouraged by the motto “There’s no wrong way to camp like a girl,” embracing everything from tents to RVs. Members often credit the organization with building their confidence in skills like towing, leveling, and backing up trailers, while educational opportunities such as Camper College teach essential hands-on skills like troubleshooting trailer systems. Beyond education, Girl Camper chapters host a diverse range of activities - from quilting campouts and charity fundraisers to kayaking and hiking - creating opportunities for connection and adventure. Many women also join to find rejuvenation outside of daily responsibilities, and the organization provides a safe, encouraging space for solo travel, personal growth, and meaningful friendships.

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October 31st & November 1st Featuring:

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BBQ & Refreshments: