Driving RV into Canada - What questions did they ask - Are guns allowed? Boondocking in Canada
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- Driving an RV into Canada for the first time can be a trying experience. What questions did they ask? Are you allowed to bring a gun across the border? And what exactly will Chris never do again? In this video we share our experience crossing the border into Canada. And we boondock for this first time in a secluded location we found on the iOverlander app.
Forest Walks boondock location in Canada....49°13'09.9"N 115°08'59.0"W
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We finally cross the border into Canada. Have you crossed the border into Canada and if so, did you have any issues? Leave a comment and tell us what you think. You can subscribe here..........ruclips.net/channel/UCBxZGQHnISDesb9NFM3BsgQ
Having grown up next to the New York/Canadian border, we use to ride our bicycles across the bridge all the time without any issues. Then in the mid 1990s things changed and it started to become harder to cross back into the US. Back in 2014 it took us 2 hours at 10 PM to cross back into the US with only 4 cars in front of us. We later found out the customs officer was in training and was going beyond being thorough with everyone. Later crossings with our dog, to visit family, we never had any issues. Really the only thing is, since have Texas plates, they always want to know where our gun is. We have never attempted to cross with one.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Only wish we could be doing that trip as well; it looks so exciting.
What a great memory you have riding your bikes across the bridge. We would have loved for you guys to have come along. So far everywhere we've boondocked could have accommodated a few more rigs. Hope your having an amazing summer with some epic adventures.
Unfortunately, we can't experience Alaska until Scout passes - can't take exotic pets across the border ☹️. Until then, we will live vicariously through your trip, lol. Have fun guys! 😊
Well we definitely don't want Scout to pass anytime soon. Canada/Alaska will wait for you guys! 😃 Hope your enjoying your summer.
Glad you guys are having a great time and sharing with us 🎉
Thanks for taking the time to follow along. Have a wonderful summer!
This trip is going to be epic! The scenery already is pretty. Heck yeah to boondocking, It looked fantastic! Tucker is going to be one happy 🐕! Enjoy and as always safe travels 😊
Not even half way into our trip and it's already epic! Thanks for taking the time to watch and travel along with us as we explore Canada and Alaska. Tucker loves to boondock! Safe travels to you as well! 😃
Insightful video! We will be crossing the border in a few weeks. Looked like some beautiful boondocking you did. I can’t believe you have to declare how much alcohol you have! Safe travels! - Mike and Shelley
Thank you! The one thing we should have stocked up on was food. Though our refrigerator is on the small side we could have easily brought more dry and caned foods. Something to keep in mind for your upcoming trip. If your a COSTCO member they do not accept VISA which includes debit cards. Safe travels and have a blast this summer! 😃
Very cool Boondocking spot!! Looks like alot of fun!! Enjoy Canada and Alaska!!
Thanks! Will do!
Glad you guys made it across without a problem!
We really didn't show much of the problem but Chris really irritated the boarder guard with recoding everything. Would suggest anyone who vlogs to put all their recording devices away before crossing. Thankfully it went well.
Love your videos! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! 😃
Appreciate the content 🙌 Thank You!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. Wishing you and your family a safe and wonderful camping season filled with epic adventures. 😃
Glad you both are doing well and having a great time. See you also passed the 12,000 sub, count. Congratulations!
Thanks so much!
WE did our 40 Newmar it all depends on road surface.
We've seen quite a few different class A's so far but no Newmar's. We agree that you can take a 5th wheel or class A just need to go very slow on many of the roads. So far we have had 3 chips in our windshield.
Thanks for your videos!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Fun times boondocking! Two summers ago I came back into the US at that border crossing. It was easy peasy. I chatted with the officer who had spent time in my hometown.
We also think it depends on who is working the day you cross. As long as their having a good day you will as well. Safe travels. 😀
This is true boondocking. What a beautiful campsite & firepit.. smart move sitting across from each other. Just in case of wildlife coming into the campsite, who could see it first.
If all boondocking sites were this nice we may want to become full time boondockers. Hope you guys are enjoying your summer travels. 😊
Some border crossings can be quite simple we use to live real close to the Canadian border many many years ago in our younger years and never needed anything to cross it use to be simple but sometimes.now a bit more.can be involved but that one looked pretty easy. That was strange not a question about Tucker and so glad you got to.keep the wine and whiskey!! We dont mind boondocking but secluded alone like that with a chance of large animals would for sure make me nervous. Safe travels
Hopefully crossing back into the lower 48 will go smoothly. Our plan is to return mid September so we'll have to see. Being able to travel with our friends this trip has been a blessing. They are so chill and so much fun! Safe travels guys!
Your crossing was a breeze! Nice boondocking spot. Be safe out there!
We feel very fortunate to have crossed with no issues. The boondocking spot was Awesome!!
We cross over into Canada on Friday, we are spending much of the on the Atlantic side of Canada (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island). We hope our crossing goes just as smooth! It did the last 2 times we crossed. We love IOverlander - we got a lot of boondocking schedule this trip. We like that it has a "Big Rig Friendly" filter! Enjoy Alaska!
Danny and Lynn
Sounds like an Awesome trip! As long as you have your passports you should be fine. IOverlander has been so helpful. Safe travels and have an amazing trip filled with epic adventures!😃
Enjoy your trip don’t forget to do the train from Whitehorse to Skagway. We didn’t get to do it your last year but we intend on going back next year. I looked at the brochure and it looks awesome.
We have it on our list of things to do. As long as we don't run out of time we'll be taking the train. Thanks for the reminder. Safe travels and have an amazing summer filled with epic adventures!
Nice video, I’m like Dustin and Leslie it will be a few years before we can make this journey. So we will be following your adventures.
Awesome! Thank you!
That's a great campspot, just the type we look for.
Downunda - Melbourne Australia
If we could find places like that one we'd be boondocking all the time.
Thank you for visiting Canada, hope you had fun. As a home sick Canadian living abroad thanks. Come back.
We loved it so much we're planning on coming back sooner than later.
Good info on firearms. I'll have to check it out. My plan was not to go.
But I will say, if I'm boondocki g out there, my .45 would be on my hip. 😊
Always a good thing to do your own research whenever you can. Thanks for watching!
I'm back her enjoying the view. The border crossing went smooth. I went to Montreal back in the day by train. We bordered the train 6pm and was there by 6am, no passports. The boondocking site wasn't bad at all.
Thank goodness it went well we were a little nervous driving up to the booth. One of our favorite boondocking sites so far on this trip.
Well done guys!! Well, we crossed the border as well just 3 days ago but using the western corridor Seattle - Vancouver; no problems at all!! We spent two days in lovely Vancouver and tomorrow we are going to start " the crossing" of 7 days from Vancouver to Anchorage driving between 250 to 350 miles every day until we reach our destination. So far so good!! So, if you see a Fleetwood Revolution grey/silver/black... it's us!!!
Thank you! That sound awesome! Enjoy your journey from Vancouver to Anchorage. There are so many beautiful things to see along the way. We'll make sure to say hi if we see you guys!! Thanks for watching. 😊
I am glad your crossing was so easy. That was a beautiful place to camp. Sadly it sounds like our Class A won't fit there.
It was so very easy. There was plenty of room for your class A. You may have a little issue driving down the road getting into the spot only because of a steep grade around a corner.
Beautiful country up there. Enjoy and be safe!
It really is and it's just beginning! 😀
Warm water and wash cloth, ring out and hold against Tucker's
eye for about five minutes repeat for about 20 min. In evening
and morning for about 2 or 3 days. Should clear it up.
Happy Trails!
Thank you! We'll try that incase it happens again. Hopefully not.
Beautiful country. Thanks for the ride.
The best part is it just keeps getting better and better. Thanks for coming along. Have a great summer filled with epic adventures!
I low-key love that Katrina brought up the filming at the border thing. 🤣 Makes me wonder if that part was going to accidentally get left out?! 🤔🤣 Jokes aside - great video and hope you guys have an amazing trip!
LOL, thank you! Chris did leave more of the conversation with the boarder officer out of the video. Let's just say the gentleman was not at all happy he was filming. Our trip is Amazing and we have seen so many cool things! Take care and have a great summer full of epic adventures. 😃
DOTS!!!! YUM~. enjoying your trip of a lifetime!!! safe travels
OMG, they are soooo good! Had them for the first time at our daughters house in Idaho. Thank you! Safe travels to you guys as well.
@@oureverydaygetaway toooo good!!
We crossed over a few weeks ago at the same location. It was just as easy and the border person never asked for our dogs papers either. Now, we were advised when we came back to the USA that effective August 1 2024 there are new requirements for bringing you pet and to check the border website. Also, USA would not allow uncooked eggs or uncooked chicken (frozen or fresh) regardless if you had a USDA sticker on or not. They took our dozen eggs and 2 packages of frozen chicken (bird flu is what we were told). Had we cooked it the night prior we would have been fine. Enjoy your trip!
We heard about the eggs and chicken but fortunately weren't asked about either when we crossed into Alaska. Fingers crossed things go smoothly when we return to the lower 48. Hope you had an amazing trip up north this year. Safe travels. 😀
@@oureverydaygetaway I went to the CDC website today. My understanding is as follows. Dog must have ISO microchip. If off label chip, dog must be rechipped with ISO or owners must provide scanner to verify dog identity. Current rabies cert with iso chip number on cert and signed by licensed vet in country of origin. Verification by serology of rabies status by CDC approved lab (2 in US and 2 in canada). Lead time 4-6 weeks for results. Must be done within 45 days of entry and good for 1 yr. Submission online for CDC Import cert. Must include upload of all information above, pictures of dogs teeth, and Verification of one owners passport. Cert must be approved by CDC and available to customs upon entry. Lead time is 30 days up to 6 weeks for processing. If no cert or cert pending, entry to US must be at designated entry points with CDC quarantine facilities. Dog will be placed in quarantine at owners expense. There are guidelines going into effect july 1 for the transition period until August 1. I did not review those
We went through that entry point last year when we came from Glacier to Vancouver BC
Hopefully you guys had no problems going through. We found that great boondocking area not too far down the road on the right.
@@oureverydaygetaway we had no problems coming through. My gosh the road were terrible on the way to Vancouver
Hey guys, we did Vancouver - Coche Creek this morning along the canyon and River Fraser... beautiful drive!! You should do it on the way back to the US. I recommend it!!
Looks like we're coming back into the lower 48 the same way. Will make a not to hit Vancouver - Coche Creek area. Seems like the views just keep getting better and better. Thanks for the recommendation! 😃
Beautiful scenery.
It really is! Thanks for watching.
I’ve wanted to go to Banff for about 30 years. Maybe next year??? Have a great time!
If you can make it happen you won't be disappointed. Try to fit in Jasper as well. We actually liked Jasper more than Banff.
Welcome to the great white north! BC is amazing.
Thank you! Having such an Amazing time here in Canada!
Always check for fire bans when boon docking. Currently lots of fire bans in south Alberta. Safe travels ❤🇨🇦
Great advice. Thank you!😊
That was a pretty easy crossing! Glad for you. We have had some challenges over the years. Being in the middle of nowhere, alone, can be a little disconcerting for sure. What was it that Chris will never do again? We watched the whole video, (and at regular speed) and didn't hear where you talked about that? -Michelle
At the end of the video we talk about how Chris had his camera out and pissed off the border agent. We definitely won't be recording the next time we enter into Canada or the sates.
@@oureverydaygetaway OOOHHHHH! I get it now. Thanks!
@@oureverydaygetaway I remember a few years ago we were traveling from New York to Toronto and my wife took a picture of the border, not knowing that it was forbidden... Well, they have a system that emits a very bright light that erases the picture immediately; but we were told by the agent... don't do that again... upssss
Thank you
Thanks for watching. 😀
Great video! Sorry I didn’t watch your video yesterday like I always do but I was having troubles with my phone to watch so I needed to get a new one. It was acting up. I loved watching Rv Unplugged it was fun watching Dustin and Leslie. I’m rooting for them. Of course. Go team red. Aw poor Tucker with his eye again. Ya living Michigan went to Canada a lot and didn’t need pass ports but now I think it random. Not sure how it works. That’s sad sad finding the remains of a dead animal. Glad you didn’t see any animals. Nice you are going to see Katrina’s relatives. Hope you have fun. You are so funny! 30 years is a long time to not see family but that’s our family too. My mom had not seen a cousin of hers for 50 yrs. Until I invited him to get 80 birthday 14 years ago. Enjoy your time in Canada. Enjoy the weather and weekend and week and see you soon!
Wanted to wish Chris a Happy Father’s Day! 🎉🎈🎁
He said to tell you Thank You!
Thank you. We're watching as well and rooting for Destin and Leslie. Fingers crossed they take home the $25,000! It was a huge long horn sheep. I hate seeing any animal harmed. Being able to visit family in Montana and Canada has been such a blessing. My Aunt in Canada is in her late 80's and has the start of dementia. I had some wonderful conversations with her as she still remembers me. We are blown away with how beautiful Canada is. Take care and have a great week. Glad to hear you were able to get a new phone.
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Ya me too I’m glad I did get a new phone my other phone started getting really slow. It was on 4G network they said. Good you were able too see your aunt who has dementia. My aunt had that too I know it feels. Sorry to hear she has dementia. Rv Unplugged is fun to watch. Like surviver but better. It’s hard saying good bye to family after visiting. Oh wow! A huge long horn sheep that’s sad it died. I agree with you on the dead animals.
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No problem! Love you both! ❤️💜💙
Stop at Jade city on the way south and get Katrina a beautiful piece of jewelry or jade!!
Welcome to Canada! I have gone through the border numerous times since the 80's and never had a problem crossing into the US. I once was even waved through without having to stop. Unfortunately 9/11 changed all that and security, on both sides, is necessary for all the reasons we know. It's still an easy process most of the times. If you are chosen randomly for a secondary inspection it's still very easy, just answer all the questions honestly and it will be over quite fast.
Thank you! We absolutely LOVED our time in Canada. Hopefully the next couple boarder crossings will go as easy as the first. Stay safe and enjoy your summer camping trips. 😃
When I took my 24' Class C up to Canada last year I entered via Port Angeles to Victoria. Once off the ferry, the gal at the entry asked me 3 times if I was meeting anyone, plus the regular questions. Evidently a solo female traveler is a highly suspicious thing!
That's crazy! Wonder what the reason was for asking you that so many times...🤔
@@oureverydaygetaway I think she was new. She seemed a little nervous and kept looking at a card in her hand.
Welcome to Canada! I am retired and have been full timing for 7 years. I am currently in Quebec on my land and will head for Arizona as usual in October for the winter. I haven't paid for a campsite in 7 years and boondock 100% of the time. My RV is solar powered.
And there is no need to worry about animals while sitting around the fire at night. Bears are generally more afraid of you than you are of them. I live in bear country, and have recorded a black bear 30 feet from the door of the RV on my trail cam. I see them once in a while while hiking, but have never had a problem with them. You can buy a canister of bear spray to carry if you are going to be hiking in grizzly country, which is most of the mountains in Canada. I have done a lot of hiking in the Canadian Rockies, and have only seen one grizzly, and he was a mile away.
Enjoy your time in Canada!
Thank you! Love the way you travel! Our plan is to winter in Arizona this year. Hopefully we'll be able to meet yourself and others while there this winter. Thanks for the heads up on the bear. Makes me feel a little better about being out and about hiking in Canada. Take care and enjoy your summer travels.
@@oureverydaygetaway You will love Arizona. It is fantastic for boondocking. I imagine you have checked out online about the LTVAs near Quartzsite, Arizona? I think its $180 for 6 months, and they provide fresh water and dump stations. You can stay closer in towards town and the water and dump stations, or you can drive a few more miles and have more privacy out in the desert. Or you can do what I do and drive about 20 more miles and have no neighbours within 1/4 mile. I am however equipped with 1800 watts of solar panels and 900 amp hours of litium iron phosphate batteries. I also have a compost toilet and a 100 gallon fresh tank in the bed of the Ram. I have an on demand water heater, and the RV is heated solely with a Big Buddy heater. An RV furnace fan is a huge drain on electrical power and getting away from that means more time between battery charges, or generator running, etc. And i have a huge 120 volt home fridge with slide out freezer drawer with ice maker. This takes half my solar power but it is worth it to me as I am full timing.
The other nice thing about the Quartzsite area is that it is probably the warmest part of Arizona in the dead of winter as it is only around 850 ft ASL. Most of Arizona is higher than that.
Be careful doing that dispersed camping….its addictive 😊 I would recommend Bear Spray. Always be Bear 🐻 aware. Definitely no sno-balls or old bay out there 😂
It's definitely becoming an addiction. We take bear spray on every hike. Sad to say there is no sno-balls or old bay. And the worst thing is there's no MD steamed crabs! 😢
Unfortunately no where in the country can we find blue crabs, JO and Old Bay. 😢
One thing we found helpful when we crossed over here to give our dogs a couple bones so they’re occupied with that next time you do cross try it
That's a great idea. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Great video folks & Welcome to Canada.
We cross all the time and i use to drive truck back and forth.
Do your self a favour and put the video camera away going back into the States, the US Agents are not as friendly & tolerant about them as the Canadians
Just sayin...do what you think is good.
The border crossings out west i will say are easier & not as busy as the ones here in Ontario.
Your gonna love Calgary & Banff its some of the best we have to offer.
Cheers & safe travels 😊😊
Thanks for the tips! We're having a blast!!
We've crossed the Canadian border while RVing several times. Never had any issues. Just we to Alberta in June. The crossing was a breeze. Canadian boarder agent was super friendly. Seems ever RUclips channel tends to over hype these crossings.
Ours would have been much less stressful had Chris put the cameras away. Seeing so many other RUclipsrs crossing and filming we didn't think it would be an issue. When crossing any boards we now make sure to have the cameras away.
Yeah I'd imagine they probably don't appreciate being film. Just saw y'all did the ice busses. We did as well. Really cool. Safe travels. @@oureverydaygetaway
Nice! Glad you guys had a chance to see do the ice busses as well. Safe travels!
New York City is not an excuse. The wildness is just a couple hours away!🤣😊
The wildness is just a couple hours away! LOVE it!!
Back from horse show in OH and wanted to see what "never again" was about....don't get it. Been wondering when you would hook up with the couple you are going to be traveling with.
It was actually about Chris keeping his camera on when we crossed. The officer was none so happy with him. We actually meet up with them in next Saturdays video. Hope you guys had a great time at the horse show. 😊
US will be making traveling with a dog more difficult starting Aug 1. East Kootenay is full of those places.
That's what we heard about traveling with dogs. Unfortunately we we're already in Canada when they changed the requirements to travel with dogs. Looking forward to doing a lot more boondocking. So many Amazing spots from what we can tell. Thanks for sharing.
@@RamblinRoadiesReally...yeah right. Hide the dog =going to jail. I can assure you US customs will be searching every vehicle. As I noted above we have Canadian friends who routinely cross for dog shows. She said the paperwork and vetting process is intense. They received warning paperwork when crossing 2 weeks ago as well as verbal cautions from US customs. She is still trying to find out if they have to jump thru these hoops every time or if there is a time limit. For her the vet process was expensive...like getting a doggy passport. They may not be able to cross anymore because of expense. US customs will not let you cross even if US citizen and/or dog will be removed from owners. My understanding paperwork must be done in country of residence. My friend said Canadian vets are not able to complete paperwork and vetting for us dogs.
@@RamblinRoadies your right...totally my bad...l wasn't wearing my "roadies sarcasm translation beanie". In addition I fail to understand what "booster" you are referring to. I guess not being in your "clique " places me at a deficit. But I am perfectly OK with that. Have a good day.
My research on weapons indicated that most handguns are allowed if the barrel is over 4” long as long as you get a permit in advance of crossing. Any barrels shorter than 4” are strictly prohibited.
We didn't do too much research on bringing one into the country but have heard there are ways to do so you just have to do your research. Thanks for sharing it's very much appreciated. Stay safe and have an amazing summer!
@@oureverydaygetaway You as well. Kerr and I honeymooned not far from you in Calgary at Lake Louise!
No handguns allowed! If your heading straight to Alaska you can get a permit to carry it there but it needs to be locked up. Best thing is to leave them home we don’t have guns like you folks so you don’t need them.
@@Gordie1450 Canadian border patrol has strict rules for bringing handguns into the country. Some handguns are prohibited, while others are considered restricted and require a permit:
Prohibited handguns
These include handguns with a barrel length of less than 4.1 inches, .25 and .32 caliber handguns, and certain military style weapons. Visitors to Canada are not allowed to import prohibited firearms, even if they have a license for that class of firearm.
Sorry guys, but your friend didn't do his research right. Generally, you can't have a firearm on you in Canada. If you have one, it should be locked up and in the trunk of the car. The only 2 reasons that you will have a permit are hunting or going to a shooting club. That's the same the other way. As a Canadian, I can't bring a firearm into the USA unless I'm going hunting, and I can prove with my reservation.😊
Good to know. Thanks for taking the time and leaving a comment.
Wrong. It’s very easy to transport a firearm in either direction. Just have to fill out the form and pay the fee. True, you do have to have it secured and you can’t travel through the National Park.
@@buzzward812 True and false Americans crossing the Canadian border with a gun must have a "valid purpose" for importing the firearm. Transporting firearms through Canada is not difficult if they fit this classification, as non-restricted guns can also be brought into the country by people who are driving through Canada to or from Alaska. Travelers who declare a non-restricted firearm, such as a US citizen going on a hunting trip with a shotgun, can sign an RCMP Non-Resident Firearms Declaration upon arrival at Canadian border. Due to legislation introduced in October 2022 that prohibits the sale, purchase, or transfer of handguns within Canada, bringing a handgun across the Canadian border is likely no longer possible.
Assault-type weapons, fully automatic or converted automatic guns, and handguns with a barrel length of 4.1 inches or less are part of this category. Visitors to Canada are not allowed, under any circumstances, to import a prohibited firearm. Certain knives are also included in this category, including automatic knives such as "switchblades" and "butterfly knives" (it does not matter if they will be used for hunting or fishing).
We’ e crossed twice, just don’t try to take firewood into Canada.
Good to know. Thank you.😊
Yup...never again...clicking on your videos!
Enjoy your summer travels.
Way too much drama PS you’re wrong on the weapons in the park they must be in cased and secured, etc.
the quantity of alcohol you are allowed to bring in is pretty small. smaller than you declared
That's interesting because he didn't ask for any of it and said okay and let us go through.
Paperwork or not.... Certain types of handguns are not permitted in Canada under any circumstances.
Thanks for the heads up.
canada and mexico border do not allow filming near the booths.
Wish we would have thought about that before we tried crossing. The Canadian boarder agent wasn't very happy with Chris. That will "never happen" again. Thanks for watching.
Thumbnail says -Never Again - never again what?
When we crossed the boarder Chris was filming and the guard was not very happy at all. Lucky for us he didn't pull us to the side.
Why didn't you film your interaction with the border patrol at the gate?
We actually started filming but the border patrol asked Chris to put the cameras away and not in a very nice way. Hence "NEVER AGAIN". Unless we want to piss off and possible get the rv searched we will never again record or have our cameras out when crossing the boarder.
Hope you have no trouble with the new CDC guidelines for bringing Tucker back home when you cross back into the USA. We canceled Canada this year because we were worried.
We only found out about it after we were in Canada so hopefully it won't be a problem coming back to the states.
@@oureverydaygetawaysuggest you do way more research about your dog situation. This is a US Federal "import" regulation starting August 1. We have friends who live in Canada and routinely come to the US for dog shows. The paperwork is pretty detailed and must have vet work completed in primary country of residence. You simply cannot try to get in to see a Canadian vet because paperwork must be completed by your US vet. She is still trying to find out if this process is every time they cross or another frequency. She told us 2 weeks ago the US customs is very serious about this and will not let you cross (even as American citizen) or the dog(s) will be removed from you. They received warning paperwork when crossing early June. At this point they are not sure if they will be able to cross with their Canadian dogs after August. While this may be your dream trip I would strongly suggest you back up and regroup
Passports have only been required between our two countries since 9/11
Thanks for sharing. Safe travels and have a wonderful summer full of epic adventures. 😊
Do you have your bear spray with you?
We were told you can't just take any brand with you into Canada so we didn't purchase any in the states. When we arrived at my cousins house in Calgary he have us a can.
@@oureverydaygetaway there are no restrictions on bear spray but you cannot take mace into Canada. Because it's considered a weapon.
Thumbnail never again waiting, waiting waiting BS
At the end of the video we talk about how Chris pissed off the border guard.
bet your fun to party with
After a few glasses of Crown Chris is a blast! Just kidding. We do like to have a good time. Thanks for watching!
Click bait your one of the last rv channels we are watching! Most of the popular rv channels are dead in our world …. You’ll never do it again! Click bait kills channel s .. have a great day .
Sorry you feel that way. Have a great camping season.
A little note...when you talk about the US, you talk about each state so please state which province you're in or going to.
Western canada prefers to be named by province, not the entire country.
Most of us really dislike the rest of canada.
Good to know. Hope your having an amazing summer!