RV hire for Kamloops, BC, Canada

We don’t have a depot in Kamloops but we do have depots in Vancouver, Calgary and Abbotsford giving you a lot of choice of RVs. Full details can be found on our booking engine.

• 286 kms, 178 miles from Abbotsford. 3 hour drive.
• 620 kms , 385 miles from Calgary. 7 hour drive.
• 354 kms, 220 miles from Vancouver. 5 hour drive.

Choice of RVs in Abbotsford

The Four Seasons fleet includes:

• 21ft Van Conversion that sleeps two
• 20' Class C Motorhome with Awning sleeps 4
• 24' Class C Motorhome with Awning sleeps 5.
• 22'-27.5' Class C Motorhome with Awning sleeps 4.
• 22'-27.5' Class C Motorhome (Run of Fleet) with Awning sleeps 4.
• 25' Class C Motorhome with Awning & Slide Out sleeps 5.
• 29' Class C Motorhome with Awning & Slide Out sleeps 6.
• Choice of RVs in Calgary and Vancouver:

These are the top rental companies: Four Seasons, Cruise Canada, Escape Campers, Canadream.

• Van Conversion sleeps 2.
• Truck Campers sleeps 2.
• Truck Camper Slide-Bunk that sleeps 5
• C-Small Motorhome sleeps 3
• C-Medium Motorhome Sleeps 5
• C-Large Motorhome sleeps 5
• C-XLarge Motorhome sleeps 6
• Overlander truck camper that sleeps 4 adults and 2 children
• A-30 Motorhome sleeps 6
• Large RV sleeps 7

Top Tip:

Check the rental rates from Vancouver to Calgary and vice versa as the state taxes are different and it may be cheaper reversing your route. Also check out other depots to collect from such as Seattle in the USA as rates can sometimes be cheaper. You will have to return your RV to the USA if you collect from there. Check the terms and conditions before booking as some models are not permitted to travel into Canada from the USA.

Why visit Kamloops in an RV?

Kamloops is a popular must-do stop over when travelling the ever popular one-way rental between Vancouver and Calgary. Kamloops is popular both in the summer months as it is warm and there is plenty of outdoor activities. In the winter it is a top skiing destination.

Taking an RV to Kamloops.

The one way road trip from Vancouver to Calgary means that you will just about always go via Kamloops. If you are travelling during the winter months your RV will be warm and dry. Too dry as most of the RVs will have been winterised so no running water inside the camper to prevent pipes freezing so staying in campsites with power hook ups is a must.Kamloops has everything for the road tripper from lakes, grasslands, forests, mountains, canyons and desert. It also has great food and a great night life.

RV Campgrounds near Kamloops.

Kamloops and its surrounding areas offer a variety of RV campgrounds, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty of British Columbia. Here are some RV campgrounds near Kamloops:

• Kamloops RV Park: Located in Kamloops, this park offers full-service RV sites, amenities like laundry and showers, and is conveniently close to the city's attractions.
• Paul Lake Provincial Park: Approximately 40 minutes north of Kamloops, Paul Lake Provincial Park provides a scenic setting with RV-friendly campsites. Enjoy water activities and hiking trails.
• Pinegrove Campground and RV Park, McLure: Situated along the North Thompson River, this resort offers RV sites with river views. It's about a 40-minute drive south of Kamloops.
• Monte Lake RV Campground: Around 30 minutes northeast of Kamloops, this campground near Monte Lake provides RV sites, a swimming area, and proximity to hiking trails.
• Tunkwa Lake Resort: About an hour west of Kamloops, Tunkwa Lake Resort offers RV camping with lakeside views. Fishing, boating, and hiking are popular activities.
• Knutsford RV Campground: A short drive south of Kamloops, this campground provides a quiet and rural setting with full-service RV sites.

Always check with the campgrounds directly for the most up-to-date information on facilities, reservations, and any specific amenities they offer. Additionally, consider making reservations in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability.

At the top of the list of travellers to British Columbia, Kamloops has to be well prepared for tourists and travellers and you will find RVs are welcome Don’t short change yourself on time as there is so much to do and see including biking, fishing, hiking, eating.

https://www.tourismkamloops.com/stay/camping-rvparks/
https://bcparks.ca/reservations/

14 Day Road Trip from Kamloop

Days 1-3: Kamloops Exploration

Explore Kamloops, including Riverside Park, Secwepemc Museum & Heritage Park, and the Kamloops Wildlife Park. Hike the challenging Panorama Ridge Trail for stunning mountain views (20 km, 12 mi - 30 minutes drive). Relax in the natural hot springs at Sun Peaks Resort (85 km, 53 mi - 1.5 hours drive).

Overnight: Sun Peaks RV Park (full hookups, mountain views).

Days 4-6: Journey to Sun Peaks Mountain Resort

Head northeast to Sun Peaks, known for its world-class skiing and mountain biking. Spend a day at Sun Peaks Resort, offering mountain biking, hiking, and water activities for all ages.

Overnight: Sun Peaks RV Park (family-friendly amenities, close to resort activities).

Days 7-9: Shuswap Lake and Revelstoke Journey

Drive to Shuswap Lake for lakeside relaxation and continue to Revelstoke in the mountains. Immerse yourself in the wilderness at Wells Gray Provincial Park (180 km, 112 mi - 2.5 hours drive). Hike the Helmcken Falls Trail to witness the majestic waterfall, and go kayaking on Lac Le Jeune (scenic lake).

Overnight: Helmcken Falls Campground (basic amenities, stunning park location).

Days 10-12: Okanagan Valley Exploration

Head towards the Okanagan Valley, renowned for its vineyards and orchards (200 km, 124 mi - 3 hours drive). Sample local wines at wineries in Kelowna or Penticton, enjoy water activities on Okanagan Lake, and explore charming towns like Osoyoos.

Overnight: Skaha Lake RV Park (lakefront location, full hookups).

Days 13-14: Return Loop via Clearwater and Wells Gray Provincial Park

Return to Kamloops, stopping at charming towns like Merritt and Savona (various distances). Visit the Kamloops Heritage Railway for a scenic train ride, and go whitewater rafting in the Thompson River. Reflect on your unforgettable adventure.

Overnight: Kamloops Riverside RV Park (convenient location, close to amenities).

Must-See Sightseeing, What to Do, and What to Experience in Kamloop

• Riverside Park: Stroll known for its rose gardens, playgrounds, and outdoor concerts.
• Sun Peaks Resort: Enjoy outdoor activities in every season, from skiing and snowboarding to hiking and mountain biking.
• Shuswap Lake: Water activities, explore lakeside communities, and enjoy Shuswap Lake.
• BC Wildlife Park: Explore and look for gophers, turtles, tortoise and lizards, bears, wolves and other animals.
• Barkerville Historic Town: Discover Gold Rush history with interactive exhibits and shows.
• Okanagan Valley Wineries: Sample local wines and explore charming towns.
• Kamloops Museum and Exhibition Center: Learn about the region's rich history.
• Kamloops Pow Wow (if timed correctly): Immerse yourself in vibrant cultural experiences.

Where to Stop Overnight:

• Sun Peaks RV Park (full hookups, mountain views).
• Helmcken Falls Campground (basic amenities, stunning park location).
• Skaha Lake RV Park (lakefront location, full hookups).
• Kamloops Riverside RV Park (convenient location, close to amenities).

Time to Travel and Distance:

• The suggested 14-day itinerary covers approximately 1,200 kilometers (746 miles), allowing for a relaxed pace and ample exploration time.