Sources of Water in Canada?

[Gary RV_Wizard]

The membership is $79 a year so although cheap not free.

I should have said the App is free. The subscription to the Boondockers Welcome services is a different matter. Nor do I have any idea how much, if any, coverage it has in Canada. Caveat Emptor.

 

[jackiemac]

I should have said the App is free. The subscription to the Boondockers Welcome services is a different matter. Nor do I have any idea how much, if any, coverage it has in Canada. Caveat Emptor.

Thanks for clarification Gary. I didn't realise the app was free.

 

[Sailmike]

I just checked out iOverlander and it looks like a good one. Some reviewers didn’t have a problem while others mentioned that they were asked to leave. In order for my trip to Watson Lake to be affordable, I will have to stay some places for several days. That shouldn’t be a problem in BC, but what about Alberta and Yukon? Do you guys have any tips for me in that regard?

 

[Joebagofdonuts]

I’m planning to go up to Canada this summer from Southern California. I plan to enter Canada from Montana or Idaho and drive through Alberta, British Columbia, and the Yukon. My ultimate destination is Watson Lake, Yukon. I might even go up to Inuvik. My question is, where can I can get free water in Canada?

Thank you,
Mike

Follow FF on you tube. Lots of Alberta and BC.

https://www.youtube.com/@forestyforest

 

[Joebagofdonuts]

Follow FF on you tube. Lots of Alberta and BC.

https://www.youtube.com/@forestyforest

and yukon and inuvik trips as well.