Campervan hire in Canada
from £22.18/night

Renting a campervan in Canada is one of the best ways to tour the country and have an amazing holiday.Canada is a very diverse country with 3 territories and 10 provinces. It is known for its beautiful forests, mountains and waterfalls.  For those that love being by the sea Canada is also home to world-class beaches. During your holiday don’t forget to go hiking in the Canadian Rockies and visit the impressive Niagara Falls. Yukon is considered one of the best places to see the Northern Lights and for going off the beaten track. Canada offers an abundance of outdoor activities, which will leave you spoilt for choice.

Tip: By booking in advance you can save money and get better daily rates. You will also have a wider selection of campervans to choose from.

• Remember that in Canada they drive on the right, it is important to keep this in mind when overtaking or turning. You can turn right at a red light unless stated otherwise.

• In some provinces during the day you are required to drive with your lights on.

• Always take plenty of breaks and make sure you have enough food, water, warm clothing and fuel for the duration of your journey, as there are large stretches of roads without any shops or petrol stations.

• The following speed limits apply when driving in Canada: motorways 100 km/h (62 mph), country roads 60-80 km/h (37-49 mph) but could vary in different provinces, 50 km/h (31 mph) in built up areas. Make sure to look out for roadsigns for speed limits.

• Cape Breton's Highlands National Park : This national park has it all from rolling hills, seaside cliffs to boggy marshlands. You will also have amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. Go for a walk on the Skyline Trail and discover the different wildlife.

• Lion's Head Trail, Ontario: The walk is approximately 9½miles. It will take you to the 60 m limestone cliffs overlooking the bay, which has spectacular views. Make sure to be extra careful as there are no railings. Most of the track is quite rocky, sodon’t forget to bring your sturdy footwear with you.

• Niagara Falls: This world famous attraction is just over an hour's drive away from Toronto. Visitors can use the lifts to the wetter vantage point for a behind the falls experience. You can go up to the top of the 160 m high Skylon Tower. The tower has an observation deck which offers spectacular views.

• Banff National Park: A National Park located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. It is well known for its beautiful turquoise coloured lakes, snow-capped mountains and glaciers. The Banff National Park is perfect for a scenic drive or for going on a walk and taking in the fresh mountain air.