RV rental Mt. Revelstoke National Park, BC: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

If you're planning to camp at Mt. Revelstoke National Park, you're out of luck. There are no campgrounds available at Mt. Revelstoke. Fortunately, the town of Revelstoke and nearby parks offer a multitude of campgrounds for those camping with an RV or with a tent. The most popular campgrounds are located at Glacier National Park. Campers can choose one of 95 sites spread across three campgrounds in Glacier National Park. In terms of amenities, you can expect flushing toilets, showers, kitchen facilities, and potable water. These sites also permit campfires if you hold a campfire permit (if not, you can purchase one on-site). Hookups aren't available, but generator use is allowed during designated hours. Boulder Mountain Resort is only five minutes away from the park and comes with all the standard motorhome camping facilities you'll need for a comfortable stay. Seventy full-hookup sites are available alongside all the comforts of home, including showers, toilets, picnic tables, laundry facilities. The sites offer 50-amp power, and all sites are pet-friendly. Guests can enjoy the hot tub at the campground and unwind after a day of outdoor fun at the neighboring Mt. Revelstoke National Park.

When you're ready to explore British Columbia in your campervan rental, you'll find no shortage of activities to enjoy in the area. The town of Revelstoke is just down the road from the park and offers all the provisions you may need, such as fuel, grocery stores, entertainment, dining, and shopping. If you're hungry, you'll find a few restaurants in town, serving up everything from traditional pub grub to Asian and German fare. Take your time wandering around the quaint town center set against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-capped mountain peaks. History buffs will want to peruse the artifacts on display at Revelstoke Museum and Archives. Learn about the community's indigenous peoples and how the arrival of the railroad shaped this community. If the kids in your group are feeling antsy after their history lesson, treat them to a little time at the designated kids' play area. Those keen to learn more about the community's railroad heritage should take some time to explore Revelstoke Railway Museum. If museums aren't your cup of tea, you might want to explore the adventure park. Zipline through the forest, test your abilities on the climbing wall, or simply wander among old-growth cedars. This fun-filled park has an exhilarating activity for visitors of all ages. If you're seeking even more thrills, you'll find several adventure companies in Revelstoke offering adrenaline-boosting experiences like whitewater rafting and even ax-throwing.