Campervan Rental in Vancouver

Campervan and RV Rental in Vancouver

When it comes to stunning scenery, Vancouver has no shortage. Glacial ice fields, cascading waterfalls, towering summits, and sandy coastlines all surround the area. Rent a campervan or RV from Vancouver and begin exploring the abundant surrounding natural wonders.

Vancouver National Parks

The landscapes surrounding Vancouver are impressively diverse landscape that includes many lakes, rivers, and coastlines for you to explore during your campervan or RV rental experience.

The coastal city of Vancouver is home to stunning beaches that are certain to impress any ocean lover. A hidden gem is Locarno Beach (Coordinates: 49.2754° N, 123.2072° W) hosts epic vistas and dazzling shores away from the bustle of the city. Explore a true swimmers beach at Ambleside Beach (Coordinates: 49.3232° N, 123.1499° W), west of Vancouver. Enjoy the wading pools and rocky shorelines at this coastal hideaway.

If you're looking for freshwater shores, bask on the serene shores of Buntzen Lake (Coordinates: 49.349°N 122.860°W) located just north of Vancouver, where you can hike, swim, fish, or simply enjoy the natural, rugged beauty of this pristine lake.

If you choose to drive your campervan or RV rental south, Pitt Lake (Coordinates: 49°25′N 122°33′W) is a nature lover's heaven. The lake is flanked by rugged peaks and is home to several secret coves and islands with sandy beaches that are perfect for swimming or simply relaxing.

Continue south in your campervan rental to float lazily down Similkameen river, which flows down from the Cascade Mountains. Marvel at craggy cliffs and lush valleys, all from the banks of the river.

Vancouver Lakes and Rivers

The landscapes surrounding Vancouver are impressively diverse landscape that includes many lakes, rivers, and coastlines for you to explore during your campervan or motorhome rental experience.

The coastal city of Vancouver is home to stunning beaches that are certain to impress any ocean lover. A hidden gem is Locarno Beach hosts epic vistas and dazzling shores away from the bustle of the city. Explore a true swimmers beach at Ambleside Beach, west of Vancouver. Enjoy the wading pools and rocky shorelines at this coastal hideaway.

If you're looking for freshwater shores, bask on the serene shores of Buntzen Lake located just north of Vancouver where you can hike, swim, fish, or simply enjoy the natural, rugged beauty of this pristine lake.

If you choose to drive your campervan or motorhome rental south, Pitt Lake is a nature lover's heaven. The lake is flanked by rugged peaks and is home to several secret coves and islands with sandy beaches that are perfect for swimming or simply relaxing.

Continue south in your campervan rental to float lazily down Similkameen river which flows down from the Cascade Mountains. Marvel at craggy cliffs and lush valleys all from the banks of the river.

Campgrounds in Vancouver

Having a safe place to stay and rest is essential to making the most out of every day of your campervan holiday. When considering places to stay, it is always a good idea to call ahead to make reservations and ensure that the campsites can accommodate the size of your campervan or RV rental.

Many campsites offer reservations up to 6 months in advance; however, some operate on a "first-come, first-served" basis. Here are a few campsites you might consider as you plan for your great Canadian road trip: Snowforest Campground (Meadows in the Sky Pkwy, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0), Grist Mill Campground (2691 Upper Bench Road, Keremeos, BC V0X 1N4), and Redstreak Campground (Redstreak Campground Rd, East Kootenay G, BC V0A 1M0). For more tips , tricks, and how-to guides regarding van life, check out our blog .

Rent a campervan or RV from Vancouver and embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Epic vistas, shimmering shores, and meandering rivers await your discovery.

Dump Stations Around the Vancouver Area

1. Burnaby Cariboo RV Park Vancouver

• Address: 8765 Cariboo Place, Burnaby, British Columbia, CDN, V3N 4T2
• Tel: +1-604.420.1722
• Hours: Open year round; 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
• Pricing: Free for Registered Guests or $14.75 for dump station use only

2. Chevron Service Station

• Address: 900 Gibson's Way, Gibsons, British Columbia, CDN, V0N 1V8
• Tel: +1-604.886.4111
• Hours: Open year round.
• Pricing: Free of charge

3. Capilano RV Park

• Address: 295 Tomahawk Avenue, North Vancouver, British Columbia, CDN, V7P 1C5
• Tel: +1-604-987-4722
• Hours: Open year round; 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
• Pricing: Free for Registered Guests or $21.00 for dump station use only

Information and Requirements to Drive from Vancouver

Our pick-up center is located at 7449 Hume Ave, Delta, BC V4G 1C3, Canada . To drive one of our many vehicles, please make sure you meet the following requirements:

• You must be at least 21 years old;
• You must hold a standard driving license

All the vehicles that are property of Indie Campers are covered by Basic Insurance, and the type of coverage can vary according to state laws and country regulations. Please make sure to check our Terms & Conditions according to the states you plan on visiting along your road trip with us. 

Our rental vehicles in Canada have Automatic Gear and have their steering wheels on the left side of the car. In Canada, it is mandatory to drive on the right side of the road. Our campervan and RV rentals include all necessary equipment you might need during your trip, including:

• Kitchen kit
• Vehicle's jack
• Triangle & vests
• Basic Insurance
• 24/7 Assistance

For more information about being on the road with a campervan or RV, you can visit our two dedicated Blog sections: Camping Tips and How-to Guides .

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best roadtrips around Vancouver?

All our campers are unique and prefer different types of roadtrips. Some prefer to indulge in some of the city’s attractions, such as the Vancouver Aquarium or the VanDusen Botanical Garden. Others want to head out to the nature and check out a few parks, such as the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Either way, make sure to get your hands on our travel guide which we compiled throughout the years to provide useful information on the most amazing road trip spots in and around Vancouver, including numerous hidden gems which for sure will make your trip even more memorable.

What is the best time of year to drive around Vancouver?

Vancouver is one of those destinations that always offers something spectacular regardless of the season. Most of our campers plan their trips to take place between May and August, but we have many nature loving campers as well who prefer road trips outside of the warm season.

Can I drive RVs with Category B driving license?

Yes, all our RVs can be driven with a standard driving license.

How much does it cost to rent an rv for a week in Vancouver?

The final cost of our RVs depend on your configuration and the type of camper you select. On average, one week rentals cost between $520-$800, but please make sure you customize your search to your needs in order to receive a personalized quote.