RV Rentals in Victoria

Now that you've set up camp, it's time to explore. Since Victoria is only about 10 km in height and width, we'd recommend walking whenever you can. You'll find a few public parking options for RVs downtown and in the surrounding area. Some places are only accessible by foot anyways such as FanTan Alley. The Alley is lit by beautiful lanterns hanging overhead and offers local shops, perfect for souvenir shopping. Stroll down Government Street to the Inner Harbour and take a look at the vendors selling hand-crafted goods. Continue your stroll to Fisherman's Wharf in James Bay for some fresh fish and chips while admiring the colourful houseboats.

If you're hoping to learn something during your visit, head to the Royal BC Museum situated right in the heart of downtown...

Victoria is a major draw for those living the van life, offering ample spots to park seaside, wherever you like. Victoria also provides several fantastic campgrounds offering full hookups for more traditional RV travelers. Sooke Potholes Campground is a must-see on the Island. Those looking to spend some time immersed in nature should consider setting up camp here for the duration of their stay. Ideal for small to midsize motorhomes and trailers, this site is first-come, first-serve, so be sure to get there early to reserve a spot. Located on the Sooke River and just off of the Galloping Goose Regional bike trail, it's a hit for campers looking to spend as much time in nature as possible. Take a dip in the unique freshwater pools, also known as "potholes," created by the deep holes in the river rock. The campground is only an hour's drive outside of the city or a 2-hour bike ride via the Goose...