Campervan hire in Vancouver
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Vancouver is one of Canada’s most vibrant and picturesque cities and it is well-known for its natural beauty, cultural diversity and fantastic attractions. The city is located between breathtaking mountains and the Pacific Ocean, which means there are lots of great views and many outdoor activities. There are lots of spectacular beaches nearby, where you can spend a relaxing afternoon and not forgetting the pristine parks, including Stanley Park where you can enjoy lots of great walks. Vancouver is also the perfect place to visit if you would like to discover the Canadian Rocky Mountains and visit the famous Pacific Rim National Park.

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Here at CamperDays we aren’t only campervan experts, as we also have lots of useful tips for our customers on campervan routes in and around Vancouver. Below you will find a small list of campervan routes:

• Vancouver to Harrison Hot Springs

Head along the scenic Highway 7 from Coquitlam to the resort village of Harrison Hot Springs. The hot springs are a real must for a relaxing holiday. The route is 62 miles and if you are going to drive along this route during winter make sure that you have winter tires.

• Vancouver To Whistler

Starting in Vancouver head north on Highway 99 towards Squamish and on to Whistler. The total distance of this route is 78 miles. Drive along the coast for stunning views of Howe Sound and the mountains. After arriving at Squamish keeping heading north to Whistler ski resort.

• Canadian Rockies Roadtrip

This route takes you from Vancouver to Calgary, Alberta. On this route, you can enjoy discovering the beautiful scenery in Canada as well as the country’s rich history. Drive past beautiful snow-capped mountains and around deep blue lakes. You can also visit Mount Robson 3,954 m (12,972 ft), which is the highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies.

• Stanley Park: this is a magnificent park in the middle of Vancouver. You can explore the natural rainforest on the west coast and enjoy stunning views of the mountains and the ocean.

• Cox Bay: this is a fantastic crescent-shaped beach near Tofino on Vancouver Island. The Pacific Ocean crashes onto the beach and it is famous for very big waves, especially on a stormy day. The beach is a popular place to go surfing or for an afternoon stroll.

• Mount Bishop: climbing to the top of Mt. Bishop is a challenge, but it is really worth it as you will be rewarded with amazing views of the west coast and offshore islands. It is one of the most popular places to go hiking in the Canadian Rockies.

• Banff National Park: this national park is located in the Rocky Mountains. It is well known for its beautiful turquoise coloured lakes, snow-capped mountains and glaciers. The Banff National Park is perfect for a scenic drive or for going on a walk and taking in the fresh mountain air.

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