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Campervan and RV Rental in Toronto

Rent a campervan or RV from Toronto, and embark on an unforgettable adventure full of mountains, rivers, and culture. Take time to drive your campervan through picturesque mountains, paddle across serene rivers, and sleep beneath a bed of stars just beyond the reach of city lights.

Toronto National Parks

The 5 national parks surrounding Toronto include diverse and captivating opportunities to connect with the natural world. These enigmatic parks will add a bit of magic to your Canadian campervan adventure.

Before you drive your campervan or RV out of the city, check out Canada's only urban national park–Rouge National Urban Park. Don't let the "urban" fool you though; Rogue national park is a hiker haven. Walk through hundred-year-old apple orchards and across vibrant wetlands. Take time to visit Toronto's last active farm field and connect to the rich history of the Toronto area.

Drive your campervan rental south of Toronto to arrive at Point Pelee National Park. Here, you can explore the lush marshlands by kayak or foot. Get up close and personal with the landscape, home to over 360 migratory bird species. In the fall, you can even witness the Great Monarch Butterfly Migration.

A hidden gem, Pukaskwa National Park offers epic, untouched scenery for you to explore. Walk the rugged and isolated coastal hiking trail or float a canoe leisurely across the calm waters of Hattie Cove. This national park is worth the extra miles in your campervan or RV rental.

Toronto Lakes and Rivers

Toronto's diverse ecosystem is accredited to the vast network of waterways that twist through the lush province of Ontario. Paddle, hike, bike, and camp around these intricate ecosystems that once served as the original highways for adventures and settlers across time.

Drive your campervan or RV rental south to reach the incredible Niagara Falls, located on the Niagara River. This massive waterfall and the surrounding nature are a stunning must-see for travelers visiting the Toronto area. 

Lesser known but no less impressive, the French River offers endless opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and fishing. This river was deemed a National Heritage River in 1985 and has an award-winning visitors center that is worth a visit.

Drive your campervan or RV rental north towards the Muskoka region to arrive at wide-open water views embellished with lush islands. Lake Muskoka, Lake Joseph, and Lake Rosseau each offer unique and seemingly infinite lakeshores to explore.

If you're willing to drive your campervan rental a little further, Lake Nipissing is an expansive body of water with windswept cliffs and barren rock islands that offers a stark contrast to its lush forested shores.

Campgrounds in Toronto

As you embark on your great Canadian road trip, you want to be sure you have a safe place to rest and recharge for the night. When looking for accommodations, it's essential to ensure that the location you're hoping to stay at is equipt to welcome your campervan or RV rental.

Many campgrounds take reservations up to 6 months in advance, while others operate on a "first come, first served" basis. It's always a good idea to call ahead to gather information and ensure that you have a place to stay when the time comes.

Here are a few campsites you might consider staying at on your campervan or RV adventure: Silent Lake Campground, Como Lake Resort, Penn Lake Campground, and Highlands Campground.

As you continue to prepare for your holiday, be sure to check out the Indie Camper blog for more tips , tricks, and how-to guides for making the most out of your road trip adventure.