RV rental in Vancouver

Looking to explore Vancouver and the surrounding area in an RV? You've come to the right place! Vancouver is an incredible city with so much to see and do - and what better way to experience it than from the comfort of your own RV.

In Vancouver, we offer a range of different RVs to suit all budgets and needs, and our team is always on hand to help you plan your perfect trip. With its mild climate, lush surroundings and cosmopolitan vibe, Vancouver is one of the most idyllic spots in North America. So, what are you waiting for? Book your Vancouver RV today!

When renting an RV, be sure to inquire about extra costs such as insurance, mileage, and drop-off fees. It is advisable to book your RV rental well in advance, especially if you plan to travel during peak season (May to September). Also, make sure you are familiar with the company's policies on things like cancellations and refunds.

When it comes to gorgeous views, and great things to see and do, Vancouver ranks right up at the very top of popular Canadian attractions. Not only is this city beautiful, but it is also ranked as the most liveable city in North America. Vancouver offers something for everyone, whether you enjoy the outdoors or enjoy being indoors. With a wide range of outdoor activities and a plethora of indoor diversions, you are sure to find something fun and exciting to do no matter what your interest may be!

General Tips for Visiting Vancouver: Start planning your trip as soon as possible because there really is so much to do here, and you will want to be able to experience all that Vancouver has to offer; consider how long you have for your vacation when planning what to see and do; prioritize the activities that interest you most because there is not enough time here for everything!

If you are visiting from another country, check into getting a more extended visa so that you can stay longer and experience even more of Vancouver; buy public transportation passes rather than pay per ride with cash; check out the downtown area on foot – walking around downtown Vancouver is easy and fun, especially with all of the unique shops and great food places; explore Vancouver’s unique neighbourhoods – each has its own flavour!

Take advantage of discounts by booking tours in advance through sites like Viator or City Sightseeing; try not be too picky about finding a hotel room downtown – there are plenty of hotels in nearby areas that are cheaper while still providing access to all that downtown Vancouver has to offer. Now that we’ve given you some general tips on how best to plan your vacation in Vancouver, let’s get started with our list of the top 20 things to see and do when you come here!

1.) Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: This beautiful park features lush gardens and some amazing, suspended bridges which are located over 230 feet (70 meters) above Capilano River gorge. The main Capilano Suspension Bridge spans 450 feet (135 meters), making it a must-see when visiting Vancouver. You will also want to check out other bridges including the Treetops Adventure bridge which stands 110 feet (33 meters) above ground level! There are three different forest Canopy walks in this park which make for an enjoyable way to explore nature while taking in some stunning scenery at the same time. If you don’t mind heights, then Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is certainly worth checking out when visiting Vancouver!

2.) Lynn Canyon Park & Suspension Bridge: Another great option for those who enjoy suspension bridges, Lynn Canyon Park features an incredible bridge which spans over 160 feet (50 meters) above an amazing canyon full of rushing waterfalls! Walking across Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is free, so it makes sense to add this activity onto your list of things to see and do when visiting Vancouver on a budget. Not only does this park feature some exhilarating hiking trails but there are also beautiful waterfalls located throughout this scenic park. Pets are welcome here too so feel free if you want to bring along your furry friend!

3.) Canada Place: One of Vancouver’s most recognizable landmarks thanks largely in part to its distinctive five sails which make it look like a giant cruise ship docked at the city’s waterfront, Canada Place is one of the most popular tourist spots in town. Not only does this world-class convention centre host a variety of exciting events throughout the year but there is also an IMAX theatre located inside as well as countless other entertainment options including live music concerts and street performers who often entertain visitors both day and night. Canada Place is also home base for many different types of cruises so if you happen upon one while visiting Vancouver then make sure not miss out on this opportunity!

4.) Granville Island Public Market: One of the best places in town if you love fresh products and interesting foods from around the world, Granville Island Public Market should definitely be on your list of things to see and do during your trip here. This vibrant market features over 50 different vendors selling everything from fresh fruits & vegetables (locally grown whenever possible!), seafood straight off the boats docked outside, artisan cheeses & breads…you name it they’ve got it! You will definitely want to plan on spending some time browsing around Granville Island Public Market while taking in all its sights & smells…and maybe even tasting a few things along the way too 🙂.

5.) Stanley Park Seawall: Perhaps one of the most popular attractions in all of Vancouver thanks largely in part due its convenient location right next door to downtown area….Stanley Park Seawall provides an enjoyable way for locals & tourists alike get some exercise while taking in stunning coastal scenery at same time.

1. Drive through Stanley Park to get unparalleled views of the cityscape and nature.

2. Head to Capilano Suspension Bridge for an adrenaline-pumping experience.

3. Drive to Granville Island for some of Vancouver’s best food and shopping.

4. Take a scenic drive along the Sea-to-Sky Highway for stunning mountain and ocean views.

5. Visit Grouse Mountain for amazing hiking trails and panoramic views of Vancouver.

Vancouver has a temperate climate, with mild winters and cool summers. The city experiences a fair amount of precipitation, with an average of 1,200 mm (47 in) of rain per year. Snowfall is rare in the city but does occur in the surrounding mountains. Vancouver's average daily high temperature is 16 °C (61 °F) in July and August, and its average daily low temperature is 5 °C (41 °F) in January and February.