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Road Genius compares campervan and motorhome rentals across Canada so you can choose the right vehicle and price. Toronto is the main gateway in Ontario, served by Pearson (YYZ) and Billy Bishop (YTZ) airports and connected by Highways 401, 400 and the QEW. RV trips often make loops through Algonquin, Georgian Bay or Niagara and return to the city.
RV rental costs in Toronto depend on factors like camper size, age, features, booking duration, season, and pick-up/drop-off locations.
Daily rates typically range from $60 to $590.
Check current rates using our search tool for the most accurate pricing. Additionally, consider extra costs such as fuel, campsite fees, and any extras like GPS or additional drivers.
| Period | Average High Temperature | Good time? |
|---|---|---|
| Dec–Feb (winter) | 30 °F / -1 °C | Snow and icy roads—avoid |
| Mar–May (spring) | 54 °F / 12 °C | Cool weather, fewer insects—OK |
| Jun–Aug (summer) | 79 °F / 26 °C | Warm weather, peak season—Yes |
| Sep–Nov (fall) | 57 °F / 14 °C | Beautiful autumn colors, mild weather—Yes |
| Place | Hook-ups | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian Line Campground (15 min northwest of downtown) | Water+Electric | Closest legal camping to city, dump station, good for vehicles up to 40 ft | Aircraft noise from Pearson airport |
| Glen Rouge Campground (Rouge National Urban Park) | Water+Electric | Subway access to downtown, hiking trails | Small camping spots, book 5 months ahead |
| Albion Hills Conservation Area (Caledon) | None | Mountain bike trails, quiet forest | Limited hook-ups, seasonal water only |
| Sibbald Point Provincial Park (Lake Simcoe) | Water+Electric | Sandy beach, large sites, 48 ft maximum vehicle length | Mosquitoes in June, crowded weekends |
| Valens Lake Conservation Area (Hamilton area) | None | Year-round camping, ice fishing in winter | No electricity in most areas |
| Crown Land north of Orillia | None | Free camping for up to 21 days | No facilities, 2+ hour drive, rough access roads |
Wild camping is not allowed in Canada. You can only sleep in a campervan at designated campgrounds. Staying overnight at rest areas or parking lots is against the rules.
There are many campgrounds in Canada typically costing between $40 and $90 CAD per night.
However, you might be able to stay overnight in a Walmart parking lot if you get approval from the store manager.
To rent a campervan, all drivers must hold a valid and complete driver's license. Licenses from other countries are fine if they're in English or French, or if you have an official translation. If your license is in another language, you'll need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
Even with an English or French license, if you're staying in Canada for 3 months or longer, you might also need an IDP. Regulations differ across provinces, so it's important to research and understand the local requirements beforehand.
Absolutely! Many travelers choose popular one-way trips like going from Vancouver to Montreal, Calgary to Vancouver, or Toronto to Montreal.
Yes, most Canadian campervan rental companies do permit travel to the USA with their vehicles. Be sure to review the specific terms and conditions of your chosen provider.
Always adhere to visa and customs regulations while traveling.
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