Camping in Canada
Canada is an immense country and the motorhome is an ideal way to travel around and enjoy the nature and exceptional wilderness.
A motorhome trip in Canada involves good preparation of budget, route, itinerary and especially campsites for the night after a long day's drive and adventure.
The country is full of places to park your vehicle for the night varying in price and style from well equipped, "luxury" campsites to more rustic, basic sites.
However, the motorhome is a very popular way to holiday in Canada, so it is better to be well informed and book ahead for campsites, especially for those in national parks.
General camping information
In terms of camping infrastructure, Canada really is the champion! Many campsites are available from mid-May to mid-October and they are very well equipped and maintained. Generally they are closed out of season.
Wild camping outside of official campsites is possible in Canada. However, it is a good idea to know a little about the place you want to camp so that you can be well prepared.
Here are some useful links to find and book campsites in Canada:
Wheeler Guides
Discover Camping - pour réserver votre place de camping en Colombie Britannique
Service de Réservation de Parcs Canada
Vehicles Available
Motorhomes in Canada
4x4s in Canada
Truck Campers in Canada
Class B in Canada
Luxury Coaches in Canada
Campevans in Canada
General Info
Canada: The horizon is the limit! Ideal for motorhome travel, a holiday with complete freedom!
Canada is a popular country - book months in advance
The permit B driving license is sufficient for driving even the biggest motorhomes, the driving conditions are easy, the national parks welcome vehicles of all sizes!
The Indian summer period from mid September to mid October will allow you to enjoy the nature at the best prices.
The camping sites are spacious and numerous throughout the country
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