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Frequently Asked Questions
We compare multiple RV rental providers. The below answers are a general guide – however, each company has it’s own terms and conditions, which may change from time to time. Please make sure to check the T&Cs of your rental vehicle.
Are after hour pick-ups or pick-ups/drop-offs possible?
Rental companies tend to keep Monday-Saturday hours, but some will allow for Sundays, holidays, and early in the day pickups, by prior arrangement. A fee of $100 or more will usually be charged for this service; which holidays are observed, can vary by the rental company and the province.
What happens if I cancel my booking?
Cancellation fees vary by supplier. As a general rule, the closer you are to the time of travel, the higher your cancel fees will be. In case of cancellation, the booking deposit will also be non-refundable.
Can I fit a booster seat or baby seat into the RV?
In most cases, baby and child seats can be fitted, but it’s recommended you confirm with your company about the seat you intend to use. Some RV companies will rent out baby seats for a fee; these are subject to availability.
What happens if the vehicle breaks down or I have an accident during my trip?
The rental company will provide you with a procedure of steps to take in case of an emergency, including an emergency phone number.
Attractions in Toronto
CN Tower
Constructed in 1976 by the Canadian National railway company, Toronto’s signature observation tower rises 550 meters above the downtown core and holds the title of the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere.
Four observation areas afford views up to 160 kilometres across Lake Ontario and into New York State. Since 2011, Edgwalk offers a chance to walk tethered on and around the roof at 355 meters – just above the tower’s rotating restaurant.
Campervan access
Parking is abundant in the general area, with the closest parking lots at the Convention Centre and Navy Wharf.
Fort York
Built by the British Army and Canadian militia troops in the late 1700s/early 1800s to defend the region from the newly independent United States, Fort York went on to become a key battle site in the War of 1812, a principal player in harbour defence and housed a military garrison until the 1930s.
Modern Toronto has sprung up around the site, making it easily accessed and enjoyed for its large collection of War of 1812 and Georgian era buildings.
Campervan access
Parking is available on-site and nearby.
High Park
Toronto’s largest municipal park serves dual duty for recreation and as a renowned natural area.
The park is most known for its collection of Japanese cherry trees, as well as a zoo, which is home to both exotic and domestic animals, including bison, llamas and peacocks.
Campervan access
With the exception of late spring at cherry bloom, parking is easily found within the park in several lots and along the park’s roads.
Casa Loma
Casa Loma
Constructed a century ago as a residence for the founder of the Toronto Electric Company, Casa Loma – ‘the House on the Hill’ – is today featured in many movies and on television.
This 98-room Gothic Revival castle of a mansion was once the largest residence in North America and boasts three indoor bowling alleys, two secret passageways, and thirty bathrooms, as well as an excellent view of the city from the top of the tower.
Campervan access
Some parking is available on-site and, additionally, at nearby George Brown College.
St Lawrence and Kensington Markets
With a location that has served as a market since 1803, today St Lawrence Market in Toronto’s Old Town is housed in a collection of three buildings, one of which dates to 1845 and was once the City Hall.
Fresh and prepared food is available, as well as a community art gallery and a Sunday antique market. Often featured in films, multicultural Kensington Market offers goods for sale from around the world in a maze of narrow streets and alleys, lined by colourful Victorian homes.
Campervan access
There are several nearby parking garages and lots.