The SmartPlug 30 Amp Inlet and Connector

The SmartPlug 30 Amp Inlet and Connector
Langley RV Parts Special

The SmartPlug 30 Amp Inlet and Connector (B30ASSY) includes the 30 Amp Inlet (BM30S) and the 30 Amp Connector (BF30), everything you need to protect your RV from shore power overheating and burning. Installation of both components is easy. Simply replace the connector on the RV end of your existing shore power cordset, as well as the shore power inlet on your RV with the superior SmartPlug equivalent using the included instructions.

Features

• Straight electrical blades with 20x more contact area
• Three weatherproof seals
• Multi-point locking system
• Marine-grade 316 stainless steel construction

Includes

• 30 Amp Connector (BF30)
• 30 Amp Inlet (BM30S)
• Install tool for connector
• Cord seal for connector
• (3) connector face screws
• Inlet rear mounting gasket

Come on in and visit our RV parts store to get yours today!

Make ahead campfire pizza buns

Make Ahead Campfire Pizza Buns

 

• French Bread (or mini french bread loaves)
• Softened cream cheese
• Grated Mozzarella Cheese
• Pizza or marinara sauce
• Pizza toppings of your choice
• Aluminum Foil (heavy duty)

Cut your french bread in half, spread a thin layer of softened cream cheese on the top and bottom side. Spread a thin layer of pizza sauce on top of the cream cheese. Layer your pizza toppings and cheese, add the top back on your french bread. Wrap with heavy duty foil, two times, this helps it heat more even and avoid being burned.

Store them in your fridge until your ready to cook them. Place them on the coals of the fire, not the flames, turn them a few times, let them cook for 5-8 minutes.  Enjoy!

2017 Airstream Airstream 19 Flying Cloud - Airdrie Location

2017 Airstream Airstream 19 Flying Cloud
Airdrie Location

The Flying Cloud has been one of Airstream’s most popular travel trailers for decades. It’s easy to see why: a fit for families, long-term travelers, or weekend wanderers, there’s a great chance that the 19 Flying Cloud is perfect for you.

Practical and efficient, the 19 Flying Cloud invites you inside with the flair of modern design. Compared to its “box-shaped” competitors, it’ll last longer, require less maintenance, offer better stability when towing, and cost less at the fuel pump.

With the 19 Flying Cloud you’ll have quality and comfort that’s uniquely Airstream. 

Float away to your destination!

To see more click here

2016 Open Range RV Ultra Lite 2604RB - Langley

2016 Open Range RV Ultra Lite 2604RB - Langley Location

The Open Range Ultra Lite 2604RB has an approximate weight of 5,500 pounds, most medium-duty trucks and SUVs can tow this!!

The Open Range Ultra Lite 2604RB has been designed from the ground up with the concept of "more for less". Whether it is the 2-year warranty, 26" full width entry door (2), full walk-in 5'10" slide height, the full depth 39" slide with 42" dinette, or the vinyl flooring throughout the entire unit. Every component has been carefully selected to give you the best value in the industry while maintaining the quality and standards you've come to expect from Open Range.

You can see more of this unit here

Salmon Campfire Dinner

Salmon Campfire Dinner

Salmon

1. 1 fillet of salmon
2. 1 tbsp. olive oil
3. 1 lemon - sliced
4. Dill - seasoned to taste
5. Sea salt - seasoned to taste

Lay your fillet on the tinfoil & rub with olive oil. Sprinkle with sea salt, dill & layer with sliced lemon. Cover with foil and place on the grill  or over the fire on the grill. Cooking time depends on the thickness of the fish but typically it shouldn’t take longer then 10 minutes just keep an eye on it.

Add baked potato, peppers and/or a salad to go with the meal.

Enjoy!

2015 Grand Design RV Momentum M-Class 328M

2015 Grand Design Momentum M-Class 328M

The Momentum M-CLASS 238M Fifth Wheel Toy Haulers are lighter, but are no lightweight when it comes to features. Inside and out, the Grand Design M-CLASS series has redefined the look and feel of the toy hauler. When it comes to elegant design and amenities, one word encapsulates it... “CLASS”.

Click here to see more of the Momentum M-Class 328M

Traveling Game - Counting Cows!

Road Trip Game - Counting Cows

It's the official start to the camping season, the May long weekend!  Here is a fun travel game that will avoid the "are we there yet" question.  It's fun for the whole family!

Counting Cows

Here's how to play:

Each person counts the cows they see and mark it down on a piece of paper, they get extra points for other animals/objects that you designate before the game starts.  If someone see's something, ie a golf course and calls it out then everyone else looses all their points and has to start over.  The person that has the most points at the end of the trip or the designated time wins :-)

Here is some idea for points:

1. Cows = 1 point each
2. Sheep or Goats (in place of cows) = 1 point each
3. Barn = 5 points
4. Bear = 25 points
5. Deer = 10 points
6. A white horse = other people loose 25 points
7. Golf Course = everyone must start over but the person who spotted the course

Add anything that you know you will see on your road trip to make it fun, set up teams and split it up so each team can only count what's out the window on their side of the vehicle.  

Happy Camping everyone!

The Best Reasons to go Camping!

The Best Reasons to go CAMPING!

1. Let's you escape the hectic every day life - Camping is different than most vacations, when camping you can literally do nothing for an entire weekend.  You can prepare all your meals before leaving home so even meal prep is easy.  You don't have to do all that running around that you seem to have to do every weekend.  You could even turn off your electronic devises and be completely removed from that hectic every day life.
2. Enjoy the fresh air - Spending time outdoors, in the fresh air, you take in more oxygen.  Just pay attention to that feeling you get when you take a deep breath of that fresh air.  That feeling of happiness is because of the breath of fresh air, it releases serotonin!  Think of all the health benefits from breathing in more fresh air and less pollutants
3. You'll get a new appreciation of Mother Nature - From the majestic mountains to the ocean, lakes & rivers you can have your pick of what to do.  Hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking are only a few of the activities that you can do outdoors.  No experience will be the same, even if you've been to that campgound before, it's always a new experience.  To top it off... When was the last time you looked up at the night sky and saw the endless stars and if your lucky the Northern Lights!  Get a constellation map and you`ll be up for hours!
4. A great night sleep - After your day of fresh air and your night of star gazing you'll have the best sleep!  Tucked away in your comfy RV, leave a window open to continue breating that fresh air, you will hear the crickets, frogs and, well, pretty much nothing and just let yourself drift away.  No traffic, sirens or horns, just the comforting smells & sounds of nature.
5. Quality time with family & friends - Keep the electronic games and devices to a bare minimum.  Play a board game, cards or sit around the campfire and talk.  You'll be surprised at how much you laugh.  An old fashioned story time (ghost stories depending on your camping group) is a ton of fun, especially when everyone joins in!
6. You can take your ENTIRE family! - Camping is a dog friendly, cat friendly, most pet's that live with you can go camping (of course there are some exceptions)! Here is a blog post that we wrote to give you tips on camping with your dog, stay tuned for a blog post on camping with your cat. 
7. Exercise - When camping you spend more time doing physical activities.  Even on a fishing trip your burning more calories than sitting at your desk at work or on your couch at home. You also have more energy to DO more activities, which of course makes you extra hungry to eat all that good camping food :-)
8. Camping is affordable - When it comes to budgeting for your family vacation, camping wins hands down!  You can go on several trips throughout the camping season(s) for cheaper than taking your family on a trip where you need to fly, stay in a hotel, eat out & paying for the tourists activities.

The Diamond GoBox Jump Starter & Power Bank

The Diamond GoBox

Dead battery? No problem! This portable vehicle jump starter and power bank is perfect for RVs, Boats, Cars, ATVs, Trucks, Motorcycles, and more. GoBox is the smallest, lightest weight booster with 600 Amps and 27,600 MAH. This multifunction booster will start your vehicle instantly, power your spotlights and compressors, and charge your cell phones and tablets. Hard case box includes jump starter booster cables, carrying case, 12 volt charger, home plug-in ac charger, laptop interface, and USB multi cable. With 3 lights that flash with high output white, flashing white, red/blue output, and flashing red and white, the LED lights also have an emergency flash setting, great for emergency situations, and also includes 2 USB charging ports. The power outlet connections of the Diamond GoBox can provide 12V/80W power. 

Easy-to-use: 
1. connect the booster clamps 
2: turn on the GoBox booster
3. start the vehicle
4. remove clamps.

2015 Jayco Seneca 37FS Class C Motothome

2015 Jayco Seneca 37FS Class C Motorhome

Jet off on new adventures. Meet the 2015 Jayco Seneca - the most affordable Class C to be built on a Freightliner M2 chassis with a Cummins ISB 6.7L 340 HP engine. 

It`s uncompromising ride is engineered for the road with 700 lb-ft of torque, a 10,000-lb. rated hitch and heavy-duty rear air suspension. 

Inside, our well-appointed cabs and stunning interiors are designed

with every luxury in mind.

RVing with your Dog :-)

RVing with your Dog!

One of the reasons people buy RV's is because they want to take their dog with them wherever they go.  There is nothing better than a pet friendly trip with all the comforts of home, this results in a much happier dogs!  

Here are some things to look for, plan for and tips to make your four legged family member happy on your RV road trip.

1. Dogs are not always allowed in RV parks, hiking trails, beaches or National Parks.
• Research your breaks, sight seeing, overnight stops before you leave so that you can be aware of where pets are welcomed.
2. Make sure your dog's vaccinations are up to date, depending on where you are traveling to will depend on what is needed
• Best to discuss this with your Veterinarian before leaving (also a good idea to do a general helath visit before you leave)
• Make sure to pack the vacination certificates
3. Pack all the right gear
• Start by making a list of everything your pet needs and uses on a daily basis
• You can always keep a leash, bowl, toys, etc. in your RV at all times so you don't have to worry about packing them each time
• Always have extra leashes and collars to allow for lost or broken ones and check for leash laws in the campground you are staying (some won't allow long leashes).
• Drinking Water - if your dog has a sensitive tummy this may avoid any upset
• Old towels
• Doggy waste bags, pick up what they leave
• You dogs favorite bed or blanket
4. Make sure your dog has an identification tag on, at all times, with the number you can be reached at while you are traveling
5. Maintain your dogs schedule as close as you can.  This will reduce any anxiety they may feel while away from home
6. A pet first aid kit, although not essential but could be a life saver. This can be easily stored in a plastic container or you can purchase a full kit online. Some things to add are:

• Scissors
• Sterile eye wash
• Tweezers
• Tick remover tool
• Vet wrap
• Gauze & Telfa pads
• Medical tape
• Antiseptic wash or wipes
• Antibiotic ointment
• Latex gloves
• Benadryl - check doses with your Vet before leaving home
7. Respect those around you, not everyone loves our dogs like we do :-)
8. There are a ton of activities that you can enjoy with your dog and ones they will love doing with you while RVing.

HAPPY CAMPING!

RVing Tips to keep your RV in tip top shape

RVing Tips to keep your RV in tip top shape!

An RV requires more maintenance than your average vehicle. After all, it’s also a kitchen, office, bedroom and for many a home. Here are some tips to help protect your investment.

Cover Your Roof

RV roofs are especially susceptible to sun and environmental damage. Unfortunately, we often forget about our roofs because we don’t get up there regularly, which can lead to thousands of dollars in repairs. The best thing you can do to prevent this is store your RV under a steel RV carport or traditional RV cover. If you’re a full-timer, you will want to climb up and clean the roof regularly.

Run Your Generator

Letting your generator sit too long unused could mean replacing it before its time. Gasoline has a shelf life of about 30 days before it starts to break down and corrupt the inside of your generator. It’s recommended that your run your generator once every month at 50% to keep everything flowing smoothly.

Open Your Vents

When your RV is not being used during the summer months, the inside coach can get up to 130 degrees depending on your location. That type of intense heat will cause even the toughest materials to break down and fail over time. Open your vents to let the air in. (But remember to keep the outside vents closed to keep the rain out!)

Lubricate Your Slide-Out Rails

Lubricate your slide-out rails a couple of time a year to stop rust and corrosion. You can find a can lubricate spray specifically designed for this project for under $20. A much cheaper solution than replacing your slide outs down the road.

Prevent leaky seals

To prevent leaky seals, use sealing products made specifically for your RV, as home repair materials do not have the necessary properties to properly protect your RV from weather conditions.

Maintain appliances

The fridge, stove, water and heat systems endure a lot of vibration that can result in gas or water leaks. An annual inspection is a must to prevent large bills in the future.

Exterior Frame

Keep it clean at all times. Apply a little auto wax to all surfaces to keep paint, fiberglass, chrome and decals looking news. Be sure to use proper treatment products, especially on RVs with rubber roofs.

When Storing your RV

Always park on solid, dry ground when storing. It’s also a good idea to leave a gap in your tarp. When covering the unit with a plastic tarp make sure to leave an air gap between the roof and tarp for air circulation. Without this, condensation might cause more damage than rain and snow.

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Traveland Saturday Feature!

Some Traveland Saturday Feature!

Faulkner Folding Bike.

Part# 82025

Price $342.95

BIG RV NEWS!

BIG RV NEWS!

Traveland RV is coming to Airdrie, Alberta!

Traveland RV Buys Former Sunridge Property for Expansion

• By Jesse Sidlauskas 

 

May 6, 2016

The vacancy left in the Alberta market following the March bankruptcy of Sunridge RV, won't last for long. 

Traveland RV will open a new store later this month at the former Sunridge location just north of Calgary in Airdrie.

Sunridge closed in March, filing bankruptcy on the dealership’s $10 million of debt, the Calgary Sun reported at the time. 

The event opened an opportunity for Traveland, which acquired the property and looks to serve the vacated market, according to Traveland's Chris Clarke.  

Clarke said the company would remodel the property and rebrand the store, which he expects to open mid-month.

Traveland currently operates stores in Langley and West Kelowna, B.C., in addition to an RV rental business. Last year, the RV Dealers Association of B.C. tapped Traveland as its 2015 Dealer of the Year. 

At the Airdrie store, the dealership will sell motorized and towable lines from both Airstream and Jayco. Securing these brands was a motivating factor in the decision, according to Clarke.

“This opportunity presented itself as well as those product lines presented themselves,” he said. “We’re always looking for opportunities, it just has to be the right one.”

Clarke said the Alberta market was also enticing.  “Our idea is that Alberta is a really good market, and we think we can serve those customers well and we want to keep jobs in Airdrie,” he said.

Traveland also announced it would make a $5,000 donation to the Red Cross to help the Fort McMurray fire victims on behalf of Traveland and the new Airdrie store.

The company is looking for sales, finance, service, technicians, parts, porters, detail persons etc.  and resumes can be sent to careers@tlrv.ca.

Article provided by RV Pro

2016 Jayco Jay Series Sport 8SD Tent Trailer

The Jay Series Sport 8SD delivers all the comforts of a pop-up camper

at a price you can afford. Boasting 1,265 lbs. rated, bunk ends and convertible dinettes!

Only $75 Bi-Weekly!

At this price you can forget sleeping on the ground!

See more on our website here

Donate to the Red Cross for Fort McMurray Fire relief

Donate to Help Fort McMurray.

Traveland RV has donated to the Red Cross for the devastating Fort McMurray fire. You can help too by donating through this link or...
Text the word REDCROSS to number 45678 for a $10 donation
Text the word REDCROSS to number 30333 for a $5 donation
Text the word FIRES to number 45678 to donate $10 to Alberta Fires Emergency Appeal

Donate Online Here

Travel Tip Tuesday!

Travel Tip Tuesday!

Travel tip Tuesday! Go to your local library and check out some audio books on CD.

The kids will love to follow along in the book or just listen along!

No one will get car sick this way!

2016 Tiffin Allegro Red 38QBA Class A Diesel Motorhome

The 2016 Tiffin Allegro Red 38QBA Class A Diesel Motorhome has been setting the pace of the RV industry for four decades. Climb aboard and raise your expectation for quality, design, and luxury. Backed by Tiffin's legendary warranty and support, the Allegro is affordable, comfortable, and as customizable as your itinerary.

Floors in main compartments gleam with the polished elegance of hand-laid vinyl tile, preferred by motorhome owners for its low maintenance and supreme durability.

The cool brightness of LED lighting illuminate’s interiors, using a fraction of the energy of incandescent bulbs to preserve the coach’s battery life.

Modeled on residential styled systems, Tiffin’s exclusive quiet climate control technology circulates air through ceiling vents to evenly heat and cool the entire coach.

Manufactured in-house, the full-size shower stall is crafted of reinforced fiberglass for even support. Seamless construction eliminates leaks while offering an easy-to-clean surface.

Offering more storage than many larger models, the Allegro’s interiors are outfitted with a multitude of handcrafted cabinets, all built in-house from solid hardwood.

An innovation in motorhome construction, our one-piece fiberglass roof provides a seamless solid barrier atop the coach for maximum protection from the elements.

While comparably priced models are equipped with only 30 amp service, the Allegro’s power sources include 50 amp service backed with a 5.5 kw Onan® generator (optional 7.0 kw).

A shatterproof windshield offers an unobstructed view of the road. Tinted safety glass reduces heat and glare, while providing improved visibility.