Campervan hire in Vancouver
from £18.55/night

Cruise America C-25, Vancouver, written on about 1 month ago

★★★★★ Absolutely recommendable - uncomplicated, inexpensive and reliable! Our experience with Cruise Canada was thoroughly positive and definitely deserves five stars. The handover and return of the motorhome went very smoothly - fast, friendly and without unnecessary bureaucracy. The uncomplicated return was particularly pleasant: only the petrol and propane levels were checked. For our family of four, one tank of propane was enough for three weeks without any problems. The vehicle itself was almost as good as new with only 12,000 kilometres on the clock and in a satisfactorily clean condition. However, anyone who values absolute cleanliness should be aware that it was not clinically clean - but for us it was perfectly fine. The price is unbeatably favourable compared to other providers. The staff on site were very helpful and accommodating, which made the whole process very pleasant. The on-site briefing is relatively short, as you have to watch a training video in advance - which we found very efficient. The camper was suitably equipped, everything we needed was there. Although an awning and wheel chocks were missing, we didn't miss either. The storage space is somewhat limited, so we recommend not using hard-shell cases to make the most of the space. We can't comment on the technical service as we didn't have to use it - which speaks for itself. Consumption is around 20-25 litres. That's high, but you also have enough power. We would particularly like to recommend the optional bed linen and towel set - very cosy and warm! We also had our own fitted sheets, which proved to be very practical as they don't slip as much. The optional kitchen equipment is also useful, although some items (e.g. uncoated pan, blunt knives) are not of high quality. These can be easily added to at the supermarket if necessary. We didn't take the camping chairs on offer - you can get new models for the same price in the supermarket. Overall, our trip with Cruise Canada was a complete success. If you are looking for good value for money, an uncomplicated process and a reliable vehicle, this is the right place for you. We would book again at any time!

Cruise America C-21, Vancouver, written on about 1 month ago

We had a great holiday with a round trip in the Vancouver area and national parks over 5 weeks in a Cruise America C21 camper. It was a fantastic trip, experiencing Canada's beautiful nature. The vehicle was robust and lived up to its description. However, driving noise is rather high and it was significantly more comfortable to sit in the two front seats as compared to the back. It offered plenty of power, even in the mountains but the engine is also large and thirsty. Service at the Camperdays centre was very good. We recommend this type of holiday to all families who like camping and nature experiences.

Cruise America C-21, Vancouver, written on about 2 months ago

Everything worked perfectly. Pick-up and drop-off were well prepared, uncomplicated and focused on the essentials. The vehicle was in very good condition and there were no problems until the end.

Cruise America C-25, Vancouver, written on about 2 months ago

Four of us (four adults) travelled from Vancouver to Calgary in the camper. The pick-up and drop-off were very easy and uncomplicated. The vehicle itself was in good condition. Only the flap of the toilet outlet did not close properly, which was not nice for the disposal of the contents. Everything else worked perfectly. We would do the same trip again.

Cruise America C-30, Vancouver, written on about 2 months ago

Unfortunately, the vehicle was already 7 years old and correspondingly worn. It did what it was supposed to do, take us from A to B. However, the vehicle is basically good and can be recommended.

Cruise America C-25, Vancouver, written on about 2 months ago

We rented a C-25 from Cruise Canada (CC) for a good three weeks. We picked it up in Vancouver. The briefing was rather lacklustre on the part of the rental company and we had the feeling of "take over quickly and then leave the yard". The cutlery was just about acceptable and a fitted sheet would be more appropriate for a synthetic leather mattress because the sheet provided constantly slipped on the smooth mattress surface. The basic equipment does NOT include a toaster or coffee pot. We bought the toaster and coffee pot ourselves at Walmart for a small amount of money. CC could do a lot more for the tenant with very little effort. There were also no wheel chocks, so you can't level out any unevenness on the campground. Here too, simple wooden chocks would be a good help. At the risk of a tenant not returning them, CC could then fall back on the rental deposit. Here too - little more effort for a significant improvement in vehicle utilisation. Then the towels! They spread the moisture around more than they dry or absorb it. This applies to both the towels for personal use and the towels for the crockery. Here, too, you get the feeling that money is being saved at the wrong end. There are a few small things on the list of shortcomings, but they could bring about a significant improvement in everyday life with the vehicle if these shortcomings were rectified. We have often rented motorhomes in North America. The competitors charge slightly more, but pay close attention to the aforementioned little things. We have now rented a C-25 from CC and Cruise America, but would go back to other providers in the future, as their offers may cost a little more, but they also think about the "little things" mentioned above.