The Cure for Cabin Fever: Spacious RVs in Gananoque

Serving the claustrophobic campers of Toronto, Kingston, and Brockville, we are the destination for those who believe personal space shouldn't be left at home.

What Makes an RV Feel "Spacious"?

Wide Body Construction: Standard RVs are 96 inches wide. Our premium fifth wheels (like the Solitude or North Point) are often 100–102 inches wide. That extra 4-6 inches makes a massive difference in hallway width and living room flow.

Opposing Slides: The magic formula for space. When two slide-outs push out on opposite sides of the living room, the floor space nearly triples, allowing for kitchen islands and free-standing dining tables.

High Ceilings: Look for "Profile" fifth wheels or travel trailers with arched roofs. Higher ceilings not only make the room feel airier but also allow for taller slide-out heights, meaning you won't hit your head when stepping into the dining area.

Top Brands for Maximum Space

Grand Design Solitude: The king of space. Built on a 101-inch wide-body chassis, it offers taller ceilings, deeper cabinets, and huge windows that bring the outside in, making the interior feel endless.

Jayco North Point & Pinnacle: These luxury units often feature the "Modern Farmhouse" interior design, using light woods and white cabinetry to visually expand the space, paired with a 102-inch wide body for actual physical room.

Keystone Sprinter: Unique in the travel trailer market, many Sprinter models are built on a 100-inch wide-body frame, offering significantly more living space than standard travel trailers.

Forest River Wildwood Grand Lodge: These destination trailers are designed with lofts and 8-foot ceilings, utilizing vertical space to create a multi-level living environment that feels like a chalet.