Canada's third largest city is famed for its natural beauty and is one of the country's most visited cities.
Vancouver can be found nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains and offers visitors picturesque scenery mixed with a beautiful cityscape that consists of both modern skyscrapers and historical buildings.
Vancouver's streets can get congested at times though it is not unheard of to explore the city by self-drive and an RV is a great way to uncover the city.
Not only does an RV provide travellers with a way to explore the city, but also its stunning surrounding areas.
The city centre is where visitors will find most of Vancouver's main attractions, including the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, the beautiful Harbour Centre and Robson Square.
Though it is not possible to stay here overnight in an RV, it is easy enough to get to by public transport or to drive to and park in a car park.
West End Vancouver is also popular thanks to the pretty Stanley Park, which consists of 1,000 acres of forest along the coast of the Pacific Ocean.
It is a great place for those exploring the city by RV and has much to offer for the entire family.
The artsy Kitsilano neighbourhood is also a favourite among visitors and is home to Kits Beach, HR MacMillan Space Centre and Planetarium, and Vanier Park.
Uncover the Point Grey peninsula by RV, spending time at the Pacific Spirit Park, the family-friendly Jericho Beach and the clothing optional Wreck Beach.
Visit the University of British Columbia campus and wander through the lovely Nitobe Memorial Garden, the beautiful UBC Botanical Garden and the Beaty Biodiversity Museum.
Vancouver also has numerous attractions outside of the city and an RV is a great way to get out and explore further.
Drive around the North Shore and relax at Deep Cove, enjoy the scenery at Horseshoe Bay or go hiking up Grouse Mountain.
Uncover the agricultural Fraser Valley and enjoy a wine tasting tour or drive out to Whistler to enjoy skiing, hiking, mountain biking and fishing.
An RV will also allow visitors to explore even further, like for example to Vancouver Island.
Ferries run between Vancouver and the island and those travelling by RV can take it along with them.
Once here there are plenty of scenic drives to enjoy, such as from Victoria to Port Renfrew and from Nanaimo to Tofino.
There is a great selection of RVs available that can be picked up right in Vancouver's city centre as well as at the airport, all which offer a great way to uncover Vancouver.
Cruise Canada's C25 - Standard Motorhome is the most budget-friendly in the fleet and can sleep up to five people, while Traveland RV Rentals' PT - 31' Class A Motorhome is the most luxurious RV on offer in Vancouver.
Vancouver can be found nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains and offers visitors picturesque scenery mixed with a beautiful cityscape that consists of both modern skyscrapers and historical buildings.
Vancouver's streets can get congested at times though it is not unheard of to explore the city by self-drive and an RV is a great way to uncover the city.
Not only does an RV provide travellers with a way to explore the city, but also its stunning surrounding areas.
The city centre is where visitors will find most of Vancouver's main attractions, including the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, the beautiful Harbour Centre and Robson Square.
Though it is not possible to stay here overnight in an RV, it is easy enough to get to by public transport or to drive to and park in a car park.
West End Vancouver is also popular thanks to the pretty Stanley Park, which consists of 1,000 acres of forest along the coast of the Pacific Ocean.
It is a great place for those exploring the city by RV and has much to offer for the entire family.
The artsy Kitsilano neighbourhood is also a favourite among visitors and is home to Kits Beach, HR MacMillan Space Centre and Planetarium, and Vanier Park.
Uncover the Point Grey peninsula by RV, spending time at the Pacific Spirit Park, the family-friendly Jericho Beach and the clothing optional Wreck Beach.
Visit the University of British Columbia campus and wander through the lovely Nitobe Memorial Garden, the beautiful UBC Botanical Garden and the Beaty Biodiversity Museum.
Vancouver also has numerous attractions outside of the city and an RV is a great way to get out and explore further.
Drive around the North Shore and relax at Deep Cove, enjoy the scenery at Horseshoe Bay or go hiking up Grouse Mountain.
Uncover the agricultural Fraser Valley and enjoy a wine tasting tour or drive out to Whistler to enjoy skiing, hiking, mountain biking and fishing.
An RV will also allow visitors to explore even further, like for example to Vancouver Island.
Ferries run between Vancouver and the island and those travelling by RV can take it along with them.
Once here there are plenty of scenic drives to enjoy, such as from Victoria to Port Renfrew and from Nanaimo to Tofino.
There is a great selection of RVs available that can be picked up right in Vancouver's city centre as well as at the airport, all which offer a great way to uncover Vancouver.
Cruise Canada's C25 - Standard Motorhome is the most budget-friendly in the fleet and can sleep up to five people, while Traveland RV Rentals' PT - 31' Class A Motorhome is the most luxurious RV on offer in Vancouver.
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