Camper Van & RV Rental in Vancouver

Discover the enchanting city of Vancouver, a place where urban sophistication meets outdoor adventure. Nestled amidst the towering Coast Mountains and sparkling Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is a paradise for nature lovers and city slickers alike. Consistently voted as one of the world’s most liveable cities, an RV rental in Vancouver promises an unforgettable urban experience blended with the tranquility of untouched nature. Enjoy even more flexibility and freedom on your road trip with our one way rentals between Vancouver and Calgary.

Starting at $115 / night

When booking your RV rental in Vancouver, you can choose the return location that best fits your travel plans. In addition to returning your vehicle in Vancouver, you also have the flexibility to drop it off at any of the following roadsurfer stations across North America:

• Vancouver, Canada
• Los Angeles, California
• San Francisco, California
• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Phoenix, Arizona
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• Seattle, Washington
• Denver, Colorado
• Miami, Florida

Please make sure you have the necessary visa before traveling. The following guide applies to all US and Canadian citizens:

• US and Canadian residents only require proof of USA / CAN citizenship (Passport or NEXUS Card) when crossing the US / Canada border. For US citizens, no visa is required to enter Canada up until 180 days.

Wondering when is the best time to book an RV rental in Vancouver? We recommend visiting between June and September when you’ll have the best chance of dry weather and plenty of events to choose from. However, if you prefer snow sports or cooler temperatures, then consider booking in winter, spring or fall. As for what’s on in Vancouver throughout the year, the Vancouver International Jazz Festival (June/July), Celebration of Light (July) fireworks competition and the Vancouver Pride Parade (August) are three must-see summer events.

You’ll need to fill up the freshwater tank at the beginning of your trip, and empty your grey water at the end. This can be done at most campsites. You can also google “RV Sani dump” to view the closest station to you.

Before you return your roadsurfer camper van, you will need to refill your fuel tank. This can be done at any location. However, we recommend doing do at this
gas station close to our location:

• Gas + Propane: Petro Canada at 710 SE Marine Drive.

When it comes to parking your RV or camper van rental in Vancouver, finding a space downtown can be challenging. Consider parking at Stanley Park, an accessible location, and explore the city on foot. This option not only eases the parking dilemma but also adds a pleasant walk to your trip. If you’d prefer a parking garage, however, there are a few options – just be sure to check for height restrictions before entering.

• Go Park, 320 Granville Street, Downtown Vancouver
• Parkwell Plaza, 777 Seymour St, Downtown Vancouver
• Easy Park, Lot 62, Stanley Park, Vancouver

Camping with your motorhome rental in Vancouver is not only easy; it might just be the highlight of your trip. Within the city limits, there’s only one campground – Capilano River RV Park. However, if you don’t mind driving a bit further, there are several other fantastic camping options just outside the city. Just be sure to pre-book during the peak vacation season, otherwise you risk missing out on a premium spot.

• • Burnaby Cariboo RV Park (25 minutes from downtown Vancouver)
  • Pacific Border RV Park (40 minutes from downtown Vancouver)

Vancouver is the ultimate launchpad for exploring British Columbia’s stunning nature and vibrant culture. Here are the best places to visit near Vancouver on your RV adventure:

• Stanley Park: This massive urban park offers scenic bike rides, forest trails, and ocean views—all just minutes from downtown. Don’t miss the famous seawall and totem poles.
• Whistler: Just a two-hour drive up the Sea-to-Sky Highway, Whistler is a year-round destination for hiking, biking, and mountain views in summer, or world-class skiing in winter.
• Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: Experience adventure above the treetops on this iconic 450-foot suspension bridge, plus cliffwalks and forest trails nearby.
• Grouse Mountain: Known as the “Peak of Vancouver,” this mountain offers panoramic city views, hiking, and snow sports just a short drive from the city center.
• Squamish: A paradise for outdoor lovers, Squamish features hiking trails, climbing, and beautiful views of the mountains and ocean. It’s the perfect stop for fresh air and adventure.