Canada is the world’s second-largest country, and its best RV trips cross provinces, mountain ranges and ferry routes. This route runs west to east — from the Pacific coast to Newfoundland — with a national or provincial park, a few campground ideas and trip notes for each stop. Parks and campgrounds change their dates and services often, so confirm details with the official sites before you go.
🗺️ Top 10 RV Destinations in Canada
Pacific Rim & Tofino
Rainforest, surf beaches and storm-watching on Vancouver Island’s wild west coast.
Okanagan Valley
Warm lakes, orchards and wineries in British Columbia’s interior.
Banff & Lake Louise
Turquoise lakes, glaciers and the Icefields Parkway in the heart of the Rockies.
Jasper
Wildlife, dark skies and the northern end of the Icefields Parkway.
Lake Superior Circle
Rugged shoreline, pictographs and long, quiet stretches of the Trans-Canada Highway.
Bruce Peninsula & Georgian Bay
Limestone cliffs, clear turquoise water and a ferry to Manitoulin Island.
Gaspé Peninsula
Cliffs, lighthouses and Percé Rock along Quebec’s coastal Route 132.
Prince Edward Island
Red-sand beaches, rolling farmland and Anne of Green Gables country.
Cabot Trail
A famous loop of ocean cliffs and highlands on Cape Breton Island.
Gros Morne & the Viking Trail
Fjords, the Tablelands and a Viking settlement at the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula.