RV & Campervan Rental in Montreal

Renting an RV in Montreal gives you the freedom to combine urban culture — Old Montreal, Mount Royal, world‑class festivals — with the great outdoors: fjords, forests, lakes, and coastal cliffs. Whether you choose a compact campervan or a spacious motorhome, you’ll enjoy comfort, independence, and the flexibility to design your own 2‑week itinerary across Quebec and beyond.

Why Rent an RV from Montreal?

• Direct access to Quebec’s national parks, lakes, and forests

• Easy connections to Quebec City, Charlevoix, Saguenay, and Gaspé

• Possibility to extend your trip to Ontario, Ottawa, or the Maritimes

• Rich cultural stopover: Old Montreal, Mount Royal, food markets, and festivals

• Ideal starting point for 2‑week road trips through Eastern Canada

Must‑See Road Trips from Montreal (2‑Week Ideas)

1. Quebec City & Charlevoix Loop

   • Drive along the St. Lawrence River to Quebec City, then continue through Charlevoix’s rolling hills and whale‑watching towns like Tadoussac.

   • Highlights: Old Quebec (UNESCO), Montmorency Falls, Saguenay Fjord.

2. Gaspé Peninsula Adventure

   • A classic Quebec road trip: follow the St. Lawrence east to the Gaspé.

   • Highlights: Forillon National Park, Percé Rock, coastal villages, seabird colonies.

3. Saguenay & Lac Saint‑Jean Circuit

   • Head north to explore fjords, boreal forests, and lakeside beaches.

   • Highlights: Saguenay Fjord National Park, Val‑Jalbert historic village, blueberry country.

4. Eastern Townships & Vermont Borderlands

   • A shorter loop south of Montreal, perfect for wine, cycling, and charming villages.

   • Highlights: Magog, Lake Memphremagog, Mont Orford National Park.

5. Maritimes Extension (for longer trips)

   • Continue east into New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

   • Highlights: Bay of Fundy tides, Cape Breton Highlands, Cabot Trail.

Discover Québec’s 24 national parks, book access passes, and plan your trip in some of the province’s most spectacular natural landscapes, visit Sépac - Québec National Parks.

One‑Way RV Rentals from Montreal

While many travelers return to Montreal, one‑way rentals are available to:

• Toronto (via Ottawa and Algonquin Park)

• Halifax (via Quebec City, Gaspé, and the Maritimes)

Or even across the country to Vancouver or Calgary.

Which Vehicle Should You Rent in Montreal?

• Campervans: compact and economical — perfect for couples or solo travelers

• Motorhomes (Class C RVs): spacious and family‑friendly — ideal for groups 

Practical Info Before You Hit the Road

• A standard car license is valid for all RV types in Canada

• Parking in central Montreal is difficult — explore Montreal before collecting your RV

• Campgrounds in Quebec are well‑maintained and often lakeside or forested

• Fuel is widely available; groceries are more affordable than in Europe

• Best season: May to October for mild weather and open parks; September–October for spectacular fall colors. 

FAQ – RV Rental Vancouver

Can I do wild camping in Quebec and Eastern Canada?

Wild camping is limited and regulated. In Quebec, you’ll find many official campgrounds in national and provincial parks. Overnight parking outside designated areas is generally not allowed, so it’s best to use campgrounds or RV parks.

How long does it take to explore Quebec and the Gaspé Peninsula by RV?

A 2‑week itinerary is ideal to cover highlights such as Quebec City, Charlevoix, Saguenay Fjord, and the Gaspé Peninsula without rushing. Shorter loops (Eastern Townships, Charlevoix) can be done in under a week.

Are campgrounds in Quebec and Eastern Canada equipped for motorhomes?

Yes. Most campgrounds offer electricity, water, and dump stations. In national parks (Sépaq and Parks Canada), you’ll also find modern facilities with showers and services adapted for RVs.