RV rental Winnipeg

The most cost effective way to rent an RV for Winnipeg is to start your rental with Cruise America in Minneapolis. Your RV will have to be returned to Minneapolis or another Cruise America depot in the USA. There is no charge for crossing the border from the USA to Canada.

One-way rentals may incur an additional relocation fee.

Minneapolis is only a 6 to 7 hour drive to Winnipeg through stunning Canadian countryside. Make this drive part of your road trip. There are campsites all the way. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply seeking a road trip full of excitement, Winnipeg is the ideal starting point for your Canadian adventure. Winnipeg is also the starting point for a trip north to see the polar bears in Churchill. You will have to do a side trip by train or plane to get there as there are no sealed roads.

RV Rental Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: The Ultimate Choice

Visit the eastern prairies and see wildflowers and vast areas of grassland.

Manitoba is home to bison, bears, wolves, foxes caribou and moose not forgetting the wide range of birds and small mammals.

Winnipeg serves as a strategic starting point for an exploration of the central and western regions of Canada.

Cruise Canada RV Fleet in Minneapolis

Cruise America’s depot in Minneapolis is located at St. Paul (Hastings), Minnesota, Pro Power Rental, 3175 Vermillion St, Hastings, Minnesota 55033.

RV Fleet:

• Compact RV: The smallest camper, suitable for three adults.
• Compact Plus RV: Accommodates two adults and two children, providing an affordable family option.
• Standard RV: Sleeps four adults and one child.
• Large RV: Ideal for six adults and one child.

Booking Process Simplified: Secure Your Dream Campervan

The straightforward booking process involves selecting your dates, pickup and drop-off locations, and specifying pickup and return times. The system automatically displays the most cost-effective options, factoring in discounts applicable to your selected dates.

Inspect each vehicle's interior, bed layouts, and specifications by clicking on the "Vehicle Details/ Depot info/ Rental Terms" link. Assess the height, bed sizes, and number of beds for a comfortable journey.

Proceed to the next step to view optional extras, including insurance choices. After making your selections, a comprehensive summary, including local taxes, is provided before confirming your booking.

Book with confidence, knowing that Budgetcampervans.com has over two decades of experience in facilitating RV rental in Canada. We pride ourselves on transparent costs, customer support, and a secure, user-friendly booking process.

Payment can be made using Visa, Mastercard or PayPal.

Recommended Campgrounds in Winnipeg

To acclimate to your camper, spend the first night in or near Winnipeg. Recommended campgrounds include:

• Koa Campgrounds Winnipeg
• Winnipeg Manitoba RV Parks & Campgrounds

Special Offers and Discounts on RV Rental Canada.

Special offers and discounts are automatically included during the booking process. For an overview of all current promotions, please see all of our campervan offers for Canada.

Navigating Winnipeg Roads: Tips for RV Drivers

Drive on the right, adhere to a 70km/h speed limit, and use the left lane for passing or turning left. Hands-free mobile phone use is mandatory, and turning right on a red light within Manitoba is not permitted.

RVs can drive through Winnipeg but avoid street parking. Walmart has five superstores that offer free overnight RV parking, while shopping malls may have restrictions.

For a visit to downtown Winnipeg, park outside the city and use public transport or park and ride.

Why Choose Budgetcampervans.com for Your Winnipeg Adventure?

With a rich history spanning over 20 years, Budgetcampervans.com is your trusted partner for Campervan hire in Canada. We prioritise customer support, transparency, and simplicity in our booking process. Enjoy a stress-free journey with no hidden costs, detailed cost summaries, and friendly assistance available via phone or email.

Best Time to Visit Winnipeg: Plan Your Adventure

When enjoying a road trip the best travel times are during Spring (May to June) or Autumn (mid August to end of September). Summer offers outdoor festivals and good hiking and paddling. Temperatures don’t usually go above 26 C.

You can still travel in your RV during the winter months but your vehicle will be winterised so there is no running water. The RVs all have good heating systems but you will have to ensure that if you are parking overnight in extreme conditions that you are connected to a mains supply to prevent the engine freezing.

Exploring Winnipeg and Beyond: Must-See Attractions

Driving in Manitoba Province: Important Guidelines

Drive on the right, maintain speeds at 50km/h or less, and stay local for the first few days until you're comfortable with your RV.

Budgetcampervans.com is your go-to source for a hassle-free Winnipeg RV adventure. Start your journey with confidence, exploring the beauty of Manitoba and beyond. Call or email us for any questions or assistance.

Winnipeg to Riding Mountain National Park

This journey will take you about 4 hours to drive. Once there you can hike, spot elk, wolves, bears and bison and paddle on the lake and hike the trails.

There are fees to pay for entry to the park and for reserving your RV camp site.

Close to Winnipeg is the Oak Hammock Marsh Wildlife Area. Visit here to get an insight into prairie marsh. You will see hundreds of birds when walking the 30kms of trails. There are also 25 different mammals to look out for. This park is situated 30 miles from Winnipeg.

Hyland Park can be accessed by steamboat from Winnipeg.

Manitoba has Wapusk National Park but this is not accessible with an RV. You will need to book a licensed tour operator in Churchill.

Minneapolis to Winnipeg and Back: 14 Days of City Life and Wilderness.

Ready for a two-week road trip balancing bustling urban landscapes with natural beauty? Look no further than this Minneapolis-Winnipeg roundtrip RV adventure! Buckle up for a journey through historic districts and stunning landscapes that will leave you wanting more.

Day 1-3: Exploring Minneapolis:

Visit Nicollet Avenue to discover the masterpieces at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and book to see a performance at the Guthrie Theatre. Don't miss the Mill City Park, offering river views and delicious food trucks.

Day 4-5: Voyageurs National Park - Pristine Wilderness:

Cross the border into Canada and enter the Voyageurs National Park. Hike trails through pine forest, paddle kayaks in lakes dotted with islands, and visit Kabetogama Lake. Opt for a boat tour and spot moose, bald eagles, and other fascinating wildlife.

Day 6-7: Kenora - A Charming Lakeside Stop:

Make a pit stop in the friendly town of Kenora, nestled on the Lake of the Woods. Visit the Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame, and try fresh seafood. Hike to Bald Hill Lookout for panoramic views of the surrounding islands.

Day 8-9: Winnipeg - Culture and Festivities:

Immerse yourself in the cultural melting pot of Winnipeg! Explore the historic Exchange District, featuring Victorian architecture and independent shops.

Wander through the Forks Market, a lively hub with Indigenous handicrafts, local produce, and street food. Catch a concert at the Burton Cummings Theatre or visit the Canadian Museum for Human Rights for a thought-provoking experience.

Day 10-11: Riding Mountain National Park - Natural Grandeur:

Escape the city and drive to Riding Mountain National Park. Hike through forests teeming with wildlife discover waterfalls. Climb to the peak of Riding Mountain for breathtaking views. Drive along the Clear Lake Road, keeping an eye out for elk and bison.

Day 12-13: Theodore Roosevelt National Park (North Dakota) - Historical Badlands:

Head south and cross back into the US, stopping at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Hike through the scenic badlands, explore the park's rich history at the Elkhorn Ranch, and enjoy horse riding or stargazing.

Day 14: Return to Minneapolis:

Return to Minneapolis, marking the end of your adventure. Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant or explore the city's vibrant nightlife.

Tips & Considerations: for RV renting in Canada

Book your RV rental and campsites in advance, especially during peak season.

• Research border crossings and obtain necessary documentation. Check with us.
• Pack for diverse weather conditions, including rain gear, sunscreen, and warm layers.
• Plan your route carefully, considering driving times and park fees.
• Respect the environment and leave no trace behind.
• Be mindful of wildlife and follow park regulations.
• Embrace the spontaneity and unexpected detours that come with an RV adventure!

Happy RVing!