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British Columbia

Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Sunset
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Reachable by air, land, and sea, Prince Rupert is a port city on British Columbia's northwest coast with a population of fewer than 15,000 people. The city serves as the northern terminus for cruises in the Inside Passage.

The city serves as the northern terminus for cruises in the Inside Passage and, as a result, welcomes thousands of visitors annually on a Totem Circle tour of British Columbia. Visitors on an RV road trip particularly favour this route as spectacular scenery mingles with urban adventure and the road beyond their dashboard continually changes.

The city sits on Kaien island, one lone bridge providing access to and from the island. Getting outdoors here often means connecting with wildlife, getting up close with whales and spotting the local birds around town. If you have a some extra time, book a short daytrip excursion to the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Sanctuary for an up-close look of these magnificent beasts.

Discover Camping

Head out to the North Pacific Cannery for a guided or self-guided tour of Canada's longest operating cannery.

Homemade seafood chowder is on the menu here - it's fresh and delicious! Enjoy the rustic old restored buildings and don't forget your camera.

Prince Rupert was built on fishing and the fishing here is first-class. Pick up a license, cast your line and see what the waters bring. Book a guided fishing trip and snag some salmon. Prince Rupert is much more than a place to pass through - it's a place worth exploring.

On Land and Sea

With limiteless opportunities for some amazing photos, Prince Rupert makes it easy to get close to the wildlife.

 

Prince Rupert, BC
Sunset over Prince Rupert Harbour, BC
Bear, Prince Rupert

Wildlife, Fishing, Culture ... and much more

Discover British Columbia’s wild and beautiful Northwest Coast where nature, history and vibrant personalities collide.

Video courtesy of Prince Rupert Tourism

Itineraries that include British Columbia

Vancouver / Vancouver
9 days
Okanagan Wine Tour
The Okanagan valley offers a tantalizing experience for anyone who loves fabulous wine accompanied by fine cuisine. This is a perfect opportunity to taste the global culinary infusion of locally grown products complemented with renowned Okanagan wines. With more than 150 wineries in the Okanagan region, our itinerary can only offer suggestions as to how to make the most of your RV wine tour experience. And please, no drinking and driving!
Vancouver / Vancouver
7 days
Sea to Sky Adventure
You may be familiar with British Columbia’s Sea to Sky because it played a starring role when Vancouver was host to the 2010 Olympic Games. Known for its breathtaking views and Vancouver’s greatest backyard and playground, escape the city and explore the Coast Mountain Range in the towns of Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton.
Vancouver / Vancouver
16 days
Southern BC to the Rockies Circle
Enjoy 16 days exploring the beauty of Western Canada from the Pacific coast, to the Rocky Mountains, to the interior of British Columbia. This tour gives you a unique taste of some of British Columbia and Alberta’s most spectacular sights.
Vancouver / Vancouver
7 days
Sunshine Coast
British Columbia's Sunshine Coast is a rugged, secluded, marvelously laid-back area people instantly appreciate when they make the journey. It stretches from Gibsons to Lund in an approximate 180 kilometre-long collection of ocean-side villages, creating homes for unique waterside shops, friendly locals and the easygoing, coastal lifestyle.
Vancouver / Calgary
12 days
The Crowsnest Route - Vancouver to Calgary
A leisurely alternative to the more-travelled route, Highway 3 meanders south from Hope, BC through Manning Provincial Park and the mountainous terrain of the Cascades. It’s a 1250km scenic route that will have you discovering something new at every turn.
Vancouver / Vancouver
24 days
Totem Circle
From spectacular coastline to mountains, to inland British Columbia and beyond, our Totem Circle tour takes you through some of Western Canada’s most spectacular scenery. Immerse yourself in fur trading history and learn about the culture of the indigenous people who inhabited this land before the arrival of European settlers. Small cities and towns will delight you as you discover your own piece of paradise on this iconic route.
Vancouver / Whitehorse
19 days
Vancouver to Whitehorse
Our one-way itinerary from Vancouver to Whitehorse via the Inside Passage takes you to unexpected places and encompasses two ferry rides along with the best of Canada’s spectacular outdoors. Please note that both a Northern Surcharge fee and the US Travel fee are applicable to this itinerary.
Vancouver / Vancouver
10 days
Vancouver Island Experience
Enjoy ten days exploring the diverse landscape and culture of beautiful Vancouver Island. From rainforests to marshes, beaches to mountains, oceans, rivers and lakes, Vancouver Island is one of the world's premier locations for whale watching, birding and fishing. Your CanaDream RV is the perfect way to experience it all.
Vancouver / Vancouver
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West Coast Road Trip
We're Disney bound but the destination is just one part of the journey! The Pacific Coast highway is the ultimate west coast road trip. The beautiful thing about taking your holiday along the Pacific Ocean is the freedom to stop and take in the ocean breeze whenever your heart desires. Some of our favourite places to stop along this journey are the Redwood Forest, Cannon Beach, Mendocino and Big Sur. Of course, spending time visiting Disneyland and other area attractions is your ultimate goal but there's so much more to do and see on this Pacific Coast RV road trip. Please note that the US Driving fee is applicable to this route.
Vancouver / Vancouver
12 days
Winter Sea to Sky
Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of snow-capped mountains, towering in glory as they reach out to embrace the sparkling expanse of the sea. Transport yourself to a place where the silence of the forest is broken by crunching snow and the occasional cry of a bald eagle.
Took the tour to the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary and it was AMAZING. We got so close to the bears and will remember this trip for a long time.
Daniel Svensen
Norway
North Pacific Cannery was interesting. Stayed to eat and the seafood chowder was first-class.
Annette Brenton
Brisbane
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