7 Awesome Fall RV Camping Destinations and Activities

Fall is a fantastic time for RV adventures. Temperatures may be dropping, but so are the bugs and crowds!

1 — Drive the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia

One of the world’s most beautiful drives, and in autumn the whole thing turns colour.

2 — View the larches in Banff

Banff’s yellow larches are the main event every fall. Tunnel Mountain Village II campground is open year-round.

3 — Go apple picking

Stop at the orchards along your route. Stuffed and roasted over the fire is our preferred campsite preparation.

4 — Birdwatch during the fall migration

The Observatoire d’Oiseaux de Tadoussac in Quebec is superb for raptors, boreal owls and everything else on the move.

5 — Enjoy the fall foliage in Ontario

Algonquin Provincial Park for hiking, biking and birdwatching. Mew Lake Campground has over 100 campsites and is open year-round.

6 — Cook over the campfire

Cool weather and campfire cooking belong together — chili, and anything wrapped in foil, cooked slowly.

7 — Enjoy fall crafts

Leaf rubbings: paper, crayons or pastels, and whatever you pick up on the walk.