Best Fall destinations in Canada for RVing

Fall is a great time for RV adventures. Here are a few of our favourite fall RVing destinations across Canada.

E.C. Manning Provincial Park, BC

In the Cascade Mountains, with striking fall scenery. Canoe, kayak or paddleboard on Lightning Lake, or hike up Mount Frosty for the golden larches and the night skies. Four drive-in campgrounds, though Lightning Lake Campground is currently closed.

Dinosaur Provincial Park Campground, Alberta

In the southern Alberta badlands — the largest and most spectacular area of badlands in Canada, with hoodoos, the Red Deer River, and enough fossils to make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. More than 120 RV-friendly sites with a range of service options.

Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Saskatchewan

One of Saskatchewan’s earliest provincial parks: trails, lake views and family activities, with birch and poplar turning over the whole park. Camping runs through October.

Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario

Eleven kilometres of Lake Erie beach, extensive wetlands and rare Carolinian forest — and over 360 species of birds have been observed in the area. Camping continues to mid-November.

Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia

Fall foliage, canoeing on historic waterways, hiking, biking and the seaside. Camping is available until the end of October.