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Quebec's campervan rental market grows, van show to be held in Drummondville

19.06.2026 14:41 1 min 2 sources
tvasports.ca FRA + 1 more
Quebec's campervan rental market grows, van show to be held in Drummondville
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In Brief

Six companies in Quebec offer campervan rentals for summer 2026, with prices from 100 to 230 CAD per day. Additionally, the second Class B Motorhome Show will take place from February 27 to March 1 in Drummondville.

The campervan rental market in Quebec is expanding. Six companies — Bromont Campervan, Rikiki Campers, VanLife MTL, Le Baroudeur, Lazy Campervans, and ECamp — offer equipped vans for travel. Prices range from 100 to 230 Canadian dollars per day, depending on the season and capacity (2 to 5 people). The minimum rental period is 3 to 7 days.

Class B Motorhome Show in Drummondville

From February 27 to March 1, 2026, the second Class B Motorhome Show will be held in Drummondville. The event will feature about twenty exhibitors showcasing ready-made and customized campers, along with five expert-led conferences.

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Six Quebec companies offer camper van rentals for summer

10.06.2026 tvasports.ca FRA Original source

Camper Van Show in Quebec

18.02.2026 Espaces FRA Original source

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