LINKS

This links page is still under construction. We are trying to include the websites that we think will be most helpful to our customers. We have tried to keep the content as Canadian as possible and have provided a brief description of why we have included each link. Please recognize that these links are in no way affiliated with Peterborough RV Centre.

Also, don't forget to check out the links to our part manufacturers, located with their logos on our home page.

Enjoy!

General Interest
RV Consumers Group	These wonderful folks bring you the RV safety ratings, tell you how to buy and RV and provide a customer list for pending law suits against RV manufacturers. You must join their club to get all the information. Certainly worth checking out!
RV Doctor	This website provides you with the technical service expertise of Gary Bunzer. He has been writing technical RV service article for many American publications for a number of years. This is a completely interesting and well informed website.
RVLiving.Net	Peggi and John McDonald, authors of "Spirit of the Open Road", share more information about their full-timing experiences. Not the most beautiful website but certainly important for full-timers or those who are considering it. * You can pick up your copy of "Spirit of the Open Road" at Peterborough RV Centre.
The RVers Corner	OK so this may not be the most ascetically pleasing website in the world, but trust me it is definitely one of the best! Les Dolls is wonderfully informative and has lots of information on just about everything - This website goes from RV computing questions to RV recalls.

RV Magazines
RV Gazette	Personally my favorite RV magazine. This publication is easy to read, informative and most importantly full of good ideas. Unfortunately, their website does not offer much information about the publication itself only subscription information.
RV Lifestyle	Another Canadian Camping magazine. Their website provides the complete magazine on-line.
RV Times	This magazine is a western Canada publication, with lots of interesting information about RVing. Their website has the complete magazine on-line.

Local Campgrounds
Beavermead Campground	This park is located right in the heart of Peterborough and offers affordable overnight camping. It is located beside the Peterborough Ecology Park on the shores of Little Lake.
Birdsall Beach	This park is hosted by Dennis and Wendy McDonald. It is located just 20 minutes outside of Peterborough and offers clean, quiet fun for seasonal campers.
Dreamland Resort	Centrally located on the north shore of the Trent River near the eastern tip of Rice Lake 4 km west of Hastings Ontario between Belleville and Peterborough in the heart of the Kawarthas.
Emily Provincial Park	This lovely provincial park is situated just north-west of Peterborough. Offers swimming, hiking, bird watching, canoeing and many more activities. Emily has overnight camping.
Galvin Bay Resort	Situated on the Kawartha Lakes this campground is part of the Resorts Park International network.
Holiday Pines Park	This family owned and operated park is located 20 minutes from Peterborough on Rice Lake. This park offers seasonal camping for Park models and travel trailers.
Pineaires Resort	Located just north of Buckhorn this lovely park is surrounded by forest. It offers daily, weekly or monthly camping rates and has cottage and boat rentals.
Serpent Mounds Park	Serpent Mounds Park is a family campground and day-use area that is owned and operated by Hiawatha First Nation. Hiawatha First Nation would like to share the park and its rich history with all mankind. We ask that you join us in respecting this part of our heritage while enjoying the natural setting of the park.
Stoney Point Trailer Park	Our clean, quiet and friendly trailer park is available to seasonal campers from May 1st to Oct. 20th. We also have overnight transient sites (fully serviced).

Fibreglass Trailer Links
Boler Trailers	A wonderful little website to help keep you in touch with the fibreglass trailer community in Ontario and throughout Canada
Bolerama	Maybe not the most eye catching website, but home to a wonderful fibreglass trailer forum. Definitely worth checking out if you are at all interested in the little eggs.
Egbert’s Home Page	This is a personal web page chronicling the life and times of a boy and his trillium. Certainly worth checking out, not only for the crazy digitally manipulated drawings of his trillium, but that’s reason enough.
Fibreglass RV	Although not Canadian, this site is home to lots of information about all types of fibreglass RVs and a fabulous forum.
The New Trillium Trailer	Incredibly this wonderful little Canadian trailer is being manufactured again in Alberta under the name “Outback”. Check them out here.