Planning your next campervan adventure just got easier! Check out our interactive map. At a glance, you can explore top tourist attractions in Canada and see where the depots are.
Let our map guide your way to an unforgettable road trip experience in Canada.
Embarking on a campervan journey across Canada unveils a world of unparalleled beauty and diverse experiences at every turn. From parking amidst the towering mountains of Banff National Park to waking up to the cityscape views in Toronto, a campervan adventure offers a unique vantage point.
Imagine setting up camp near the tranquil shores of Vancouver Island, or immersing yourself in the historic ambiance of Quebec City with your home-on-wheels just steps away. Our curated list of popular tourist destinations in Canada is tailored for campervan enthusiasts, highlighting a plethora of activities, from mountain hiking and coastal kayaking to exploring local vineyards and watching the mesmerising Northern Lights.
Simply click on each destination to find the location within our map, to assist you in planning your adventure around Canada's vast landscapes and rich culture!
Popular Destinations | Popular Activities |
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Banff National Park | Hiking, skiing, snowboarding, hot springs, wildlife watching, scenic drives, canoeing |
Vancouver | Biking, hiking, kayaking, skiing/snowboarding (nearby mountains), exploring Stanley Park, visiting Granville Island |
Toronto | Visiting the CN Tower, island hopping, theatre shows, exploring Distillery District, attending sports games |
Quebec City | Walking in Old Quebec, visiting historic sites, attending Winter Carnival (seasonal) |
Montreal | Attending festivals, exploring Old Montreal, biking along Lachine Canal, visiting Mount Royal |
Niagara Falls | Boat tours, hiking, visiting vineyards, exploring the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory |
Victoria | Visiting Butchart Gardens, whale watching, exploring Inner Harbour, touring historic sites |
Ottawa | Touring Parliament Hill, visiting museums, skating on Rideau Canal (winter) |
Calgary | Visiting Calgary Tower, attending the Calgary Stampede, exploring nearby outdoor activities |
Jasper National Park | Hiking, wildlife watching, stargazing, skiing, snowboarding, visiting Maligne Lake |
Whistler | Skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, zip-lining |
Prince Edward Island | Beach visits, cycling Confederation Trail, exploring Anne of Green Gables sites |
Peggy's Cove | Photography, visiting the lighthouse, coastal walks |
The Yukon and Northern Lights | Watching Northern Lights, hiking, wildlife viewing, gold panning |
Vancouver Island | Hiking, surfing (in Tofino), whale watching, visiting botanical gardens |
Kelowna and the Okanagan Valley | Wine tasting, visiting orchards, boating, hiking |
St Johns | Exploring Signal Hill, visiting Cape Spear, enjoying local music scene |
Winnipeg | Visiting Canadian Museum for Human Rights, exploring The Forks, attending festivals |
Tadoussac | Whale watching, hiking, kayaking |
Gros Morne National Park | Hiking, boat tours, visiting Western Brook Pond, attending theatre performances |
Canada's vast expanse offers a myriad of destinations perfect for a campervan adventure. Whether you're drawn to the vibrant urban landscapes of Montreal and Vancouver or the rugged wilderness surrounding Whitehorse, there's a starting point for every journey. Begin your road trip from the bustling streets of Calgary or explore the northern charm of Edmonton. No matter where you choose to kick off your Canadian escapade, our campervans are ready to make your journey unforgettable.
Canada's winter months can be breathtakingly beautiful, but they also bring freezing temperatures that can affect your campervan experience. To ensure the safety and longevity of our vehicles, we implement a process called 'winterising'.
During the winter season, our campervans undergo a thorough winterisation process. This involves draining all water from the tanks to prevent freezing, which could lead to pipe damage. As a result, certain amenities like the on-board shower, WC, and washing-up sink won't have running water during this period.
If you're planning to start your Canadian road trip immediately after a long-haul flight, please note that for safety reasons, we require you to spend your first night in a hotel. This ensures you're well-rested and alert for your campervan adventure.
By winterising our vehicles, we aim to provide a seamless and safe journey for all our travellers, even in the chilliest Canadian months.
To help you embark on the ultimate road trip, we've curated a list of the top RV and motorhome companies that we work with, who are renowned for their exceptional service and fleet variety. Companies like Cruise Canada, Canadream, Fraserway RV Rentals, and Star Drive Canada are just a few names that have carved a niche in the Canadian campervan rental industry.
What sets our guide apart is the interactive map feature embedded on our page. Each company's depot location is meticulously pinned, allowing you to visualise and plan your pick-up and drop-off points with ease. Simply click on the desired depot location, and you'll be directed to its exact pin on the map. Whether you're starting your journey from the vibrant streets of Montreal with Owasco RV Centre or exploring the wilderness with Camper1 Alaska, our map ensures you're never lost.
RV & Motorhome Companies | Depot Locations |
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Cruise Canada |
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Canadream |
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Fraserway RV Rentals |
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Outdoor Travel | 4888 South Service Road, Hamilton |
Owasco RV Centre | 570 Rundle Road, Clarington, Whitby |
Meridian RV | 1690 Coast Meridian Road, Port Coquitlam |
All of our rental suppliers in Canada offer a complete break-down and back up service. It is a rare event that these RV's break down. However, they are just like family cars, you never know when one is going to play up no matter how frequently serviced or how new it is. Be assured that everyone will do their best to get you back on the road as soon as possible.
Yes, all RV's in Canada are have automatic transmission.
Yes, you can take your rented RV, campervan or motorhome into the USA but it must be returned to a depot in Canada. There are sometimes extra charges made to go in and out of the USA.
Also be aware of importing foodstuffs into the USA at the border crossings. Young drivers need to be aware that there are some US States that don't permit RV's to be driven by drivers under 25 years old. Check with us before you book.
This is the cancellation policy for Cruise Canada - other suppliers are similar.
If you cancel your booking the initial deposit is not refundable. In addition to this, the following fees may apply.
If you cancel between 48 and 19 days before pick up you will be charged $400 of the cost of rental.
If you cancel between 18 and 11 days before pick up you will be charged $650 of the cost of rental.
If you cancel between 10 and 4 days before pick up you will be charged $850 of the cost of rental.
If you cancel less than 3 days before pick up or are a no show, you will be charged 100% of the cost of rental.
If you cancel more than 49 days before pick up, there are no further costs.
Yes, but there will be a relocation fee in most cases. These are often subject to the discretion of the depot manager especially in Canada and the USA. The costs will be itemised when you request a quote. Please contact us for your options.
Yes. You will have to pre-book the ferry if you intend to visit Vancouver Island. Vancouver Island Ferries. You will need to know the length, width and height of the motorhome. All details are given in the vehicle specifications.
Most RV rental companies in Canada use "Flex" rates. This means that the earlier you book, the cheaper the rates. However, if the dates change at a later date then the new more expensive Flex rate will apply.
A change in Flex rate will also occur if the vehicle size is different, the name on the booking changes (as it is a new booking) or a change of location is requested. Flex rates are calculated on dates, location and availability of vehicles.
This extra charge is added when you intend to travel to Alaska, on the Casslar Highway route 34, north of Kitwanga. It also is charged when you travel north of Peace River on route 35 and through the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nanuvet, Newfoundland, Quebec and Labrador. Also North and East Septlles.
The smallest, most fuel efficient are the Truck-campers. These are utility vehicles with a covered sleeping area and kitchen built into the back of the camper. Very spacious and very cheap to run.
Van conversions with a shower and wc on board are also very efficient on fuel.
Self-drive motorhome holidays in Canada have been popular with both families and groups of friends for a long time and as such there are many good quality rental companies with a range of campervans and motorhomes for you to choose from to make your road trip exceptional.
Budgetcampervans.com has been booking campervan, motorhomes, rv's since 1998 and we have built up a good relationship with all of our rental suppliers. We get a bulk-buy discount applied to our rates as we work with Motorhome Republic and we pass on our discounts to all our loyal customers.
When you use the booking engine and select the pick up and return cities and enter the dates that you wish to travel and hit the Search button you will see a list of campervans and motorhomes to rent.
Select the campervan that you like the best and you will see a button with a small envelope next to it saying "Email". Click on this button and we will send you the quote to your inbox.(Please check your Spam folder)
As a follow up to this service we'll check availability and email you details of what we find.
You won't receive many emails from us as we know you don't want to be bombarded. You may be just finding out about costs.
After 20 years arranging campervan hire and motorhome rental for our clients, we are very good.
You can grab our contact details from our handy contact page or visit our FAQ page if you have any questions.
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