Low profile motorhome
Seattle
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Find a wide selection of campervans and motorhomes for hire in Canada and the surrounding area. Discover unique vehicles offered by private owners: from compact campervans for 2 people, perfect for couples, to spacious 6-berth motorhomes, ideal for families. Flexibility, competitive prices and insurance included.
From sleek A-class models to versatile coachbuilts and low-profiles, there’s a motorhome for every adventure—whether you need a compact getaway for two or a spacious multi-berth for the whole family.
The campervan is the ultimate all-rounder. Effortlessly practical and built for freedom, it’s just as at home navigating tight city streets as it is exploring the heart of the countryside.
Canada's Trans-Canada Highway stretches 7,821 km from St. John's in Newfoundland to Victoria in British Columbia, making it one of the longest national highways on the planet. This vast country rewards those who take their time on the road, whether you're winding through the glacier-carved valleys of the Canadian Rockies or tracing the rugged Atlantic coastline of Nova Scotia. From the turquoise waters of Lake Louise in Banff National Park to the whale-watching shores of Tadoussac along the St. Lawrence River, the diversity of landscapes is remarkable. The distance from Montréal to Vancouver is roughly 4,600 km, while Calgary to Jasper covers about 412 km through some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in North America. Canada's well-maintained highway network and generous campsite infrastructure make it ideal for campervan and motorhome travel, with designated rest stops and service areas spread across every province. Rural stretches in Ontario and Québec offer peaceful lakeside camping, while British Columbia's coastal roads deliver ocean views at nearly every turn. With Yescapa, you can hire a campervan or motorhome directly from local owners across Canada, choosing from a wide range of vehicles to suit your group size and travel style. The peer-to-peer model means you'll often find more competitive rates and personal recommendations from owners who know their region inside out.
The best time to hire a campervan in Canada is from June to September, when roads across the Rockies and northern provinces are fully open and campsite facilities are in full swing. July and August bring the Calgary Stampede, a world-famous rodeo and festival held each July, and the Montréal International Jazz Festival in late June to early July. Shoulder months like May and October offer quieter roads and lower hire rates, particularly appealing for trips through Ontario's fall foliage country. Through Yescapa's peer-to-peer platform, you can often secure better pricing outside peak summer weeks, as owners set their own rates. Book early for July and August, as Canada's short summer season is the most sought-after window for motorhome travel.
To help you plan your trip, we have selected six unmissable road trips, suitable for all travellers.
This 230 km route between Lake Louise and Jasper is one of Canada's most celebrated drives. Pass the Columbia Icefield and Athabasca Falls, with well-spaced campsites ideal for motorhomes. Allow 3–6 days to explore at a relaxed pace.
A 300 km loop around Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, passing through Cape Breton Highlands National Park and the fishing village of Chéticamp. Compact campervans handle the winding coastal roads well. Plan 3–6 days for this Canadian classic.
Cover 450 km from Toronto through the Muskoka Lakes region to Algonquin Provincial Park over 5–8 days. Campervan-friendly campsites dot the lakeshore, and you can stop at Huntsville and Gravenhurst along the way for supplies and local dining.
This 400 km route follows the St. Lawrence River from Montréal through Trois-Rivières and Québec City to the whale-watching hub of Tadoussac. Allow 5–8 days and enjoy Canada's French-speaking heartland in a motorhome or campervan.
Explore 700 km of Vancouver Island over 7–11 days, from Victoria to Tofino via the old-growth forests of Cathedral Grove. Campsites along the Pacific Rim suit both campervans and motorhomes. Canada's west coast at its finest.
A 900 km journey across Canada's western spine, taking in Banff, Revelstoke, and Kamloops over 10–15 days. The route suits larger motorhomes, with full-service campsites and fuel stops well spaced along the Trans-Canada Highway.
Discover step by step how we work. We accompany you at every stage of the rental process, both owners and travellers.
Discover
Find for a leisure vehicle near you or a destination idea according to your planned route, then specify the pick-up and return dates. The perfect vehicle for your road trip holiday is waiting for you!
Connecting people
Make one or more booking requests for leisure vehicles that have caught your eye and wait for the owners' responses. Once your request has been accepted, all you have to do is confirm your booking.
Pick-up
On the pick-up date, collect the vehicle and listen to the valuable advice of the owner for handling it; you are ready hit the road with family, as a couple or with friends.
Return
Once again, with the owner complete the vehicle condition check and sign the Rental Agreement as well as exchange your travel stories. All you have to do is imagine your next road trip!
Canada offers an outstanding range of campsites for campervan and motorhome travellers, from oceanfront pitches on the Pacific coast to forested lakeside spots in Ontario and Québec. National and provincial park campgrounds typically provide electrical hook-ups, drinking water, toilets, showers, and fire pits. Many sites across Canada accommodate larger motorhomes with pull-through pitches and dump stations, while smaller campervans can access more remote backcountry locations.
Canada's major highways are toll-free in most provinces, though some bridges and sections in Ontario and British Columbia carry tolls payable electronically or at booths. Speed limits on highways typically range from 100 to 110 km/h for cars, but motorhomes over 4,500 kg may be restricted to 100 km/h in certain provinces. The Trans-Canada Highway is well signposted with bilingual signs in English and French, particularly through Québec and New Brunswick. Rest areas with free parking, toilets, and picnic facilities appear regularly along major routes. Mountain passes in British Columbia and Alberta may require winter tyres or chains from October to March, so check provincial regulations before setting off in a larger vehicle.
Super renter..
Eduardo is a wonderful person, very responsive to messages and generally couldn't be more helpful. Campervan is very well equipped and we had a wonderful experience.
He is a very nice guy, the van was very clean and everything was in good conditions!
Excellent in every way! Camper had everything needed for a very comfortable trip and holiday. Andres was very obliging and an absolute pleasure to deal with! I would highly recommend this choice.
Una pareja muy amable y simpática, han tratado la furgoneta muy bien y no ha habido ningun problema
That was nice and smooth
