Cruise Canada RV Rental

Super relaxed landlord

Hello, I would like to know where I can leave my car while I rent a motorhome RV.

Second only to horseback or cycling, an RV must be the best way to see large stretches of land, especially for those who don't have the time or physique to do the former. These guys have three sizes of very well planned and outfitted RVs. I drove the middle (7-person) size on a solo 18-day holiday around Nova Scotia with no problem (apart from the province's dwindling supply of propane filling stations). The vehicles are clean, aerodynamic (cab-over) F150 conversions that perform very well on steep inclines, pot-holed roads and in tough winds (read "Cape Breton"). Storage space is ample, good for e.g. bikes, so an outside rack isn't always necessary. F/G/B water tanks are good size, and if not taking the larger generator option, you can still easily be autonomous for three days, even with fall temperatures. I guess it would be the cheapest and most flexible service car/sleeping quarters for, say, three-five longer-tour cyclists rotating the driving.
The rental service is very flexible and friendly too. Pricing is very competitive. In October I paid 500 CAD for 18 days + around the same for the kms (which also had an end-of-season 50% deal). Fuel is never cheap, but the more people, the more to split. Will go again. And again.