Budgeting for Your Canadian Motorhome Holiday

"Is it expensive to rent a motorhome in Canada?" We get this question every day. The answer depends on how you travel. While the daily rental rate is one factor, an RV holiday combines your Accommodation, Transport, and Dining costs into one.

When you compare the cost of renting a large SUV, paying for nightly hotels (often $200+ CAD/night), and eating every meal in restaurants, a motorhome holiday often comes out as a significant cost-saver—especially for families and groups. We believe in transparency, so here is a breakdown of the real costs you can expect.

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The Cost Breakdown:

• Fuel (Petrol):

  • Class C Motorhomes typically consume 25-30 Litres per 100km.

  • Gas prices in Ontario fluctuate but generally range between $1.40 - $1.70 CAD per litre.

  • Tip: Drive at 95km/h to improve fuel efficiency by up to 15%.

• Campground Fees:

  • Provincial Parks: $45 - $60 CAD per night (includes electrical hookup).

  • Private Campgrounds (KOA): $60 - $90 CAD per night (Full hookups with pool/amenities).

  • Boondocking: $0 - $15 (Crown land or Economy sites).

• Food & Dining:

  • This is where you save the most. With a full kitchen (fridge/freezer/stove/microwave) on board, you can shop at supermarkets like Loblaws or Walmart. A steak dinner cooked over your campfire costs a fraction of a restaurant meal.

• The "Hidden" Savings:

  • No tipping maids or valets.

  • No expensive mini-bar charges.

  • Total freedom to change your plans without cancellation fees.