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Rental partner · Canada · From Alberta to the Maritimes

Four Seasons RV hire in Canada

Family overcabs and a van, for hire near Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Halifax and in the Fraser Valley

per day, from (observed prices)
€45
branches
5
departure cities
5
models
5
excess recorded in October 2026
€4,748
gearbox on all models
Automatic
  • Airport branch
  • Five departure cities, from the Fraser Valley to Halifax
  • Overcabs with three to five berths
  • A two-berth van for couples
  • Easy driving with an automatic gearbox
  • Depots on the outskirts, away from traffic jams

Official website of the rental company

The rental company

Four Seasons RV Rentals, overcabs from one end of Canada to the other

Four Seasons RV Rentals hires out motorhomes in Canada from five cities, spread between the west and east of the country. Its depots, which bear the name “Four Seasons RV Rentals by Fraserway”, are on the outskirts: Abbotsford in the Fraser Valley, Airdrie north of Calgary, Leduc south of Edmonton, Cookstown north of Toronto and Bedford for Halifax.

The fleet is built around North American overcabs: the C-Small with three berths, the C-Medium and C-Large with five, as well as the Run of Fleet C-Class, whose exact model is chosen by the depot. For two, the Economy Van Conversion completes the range. All these vehicles have an automatic gearbox.

In the offers recorded by CoolDrive in October 2026, the excess amounts to €4,748. The included mileage and any packages are shown in the details of each offer.

Our verdict: a simple, clear offer, designed above all for families, with a welcome that our customers find responsive. On the downside: a hefty excess, no truck camper or A-class, and depots far from city centres, to factor into planning the first and last day.

Rental company profile

Four Seasons in detail: what you need to know

The key facts to decide whether Four Seasons suits your trip.

General information

Brand
Four Seasons RV Rentals · depots under the name “Four Seasons RV Rentals by Fraserway”
Models
5 in the CoolDrive catalogue · four overcabs and a van
Overcabs
C-Small, C-Medium, C-Large, Run of Fleet C-Class · from 3 to 5 berths depending on the model
Van
Economy Van Conversion · 4 seats, 2 berths
Transmission
Automatic · across the whole range
Official website
fourseasonsrvrentals.ca

Rental conditions

Minimum age
Shown in the offer · check before booking
Mileage
Varies by offer · included kilometres or packages specified in the details
Excess
€4,748 · in all the offers recorded in October 2026
Security deposit
Credit card · amount and arrangements in the offer’s terms
One-way hire
Possible between certain depots · depending on dates, fees generally charged
Run of Fleet
Model assigned at departure · overcab chosen by the depot from its fleet

Insurance and extras

Kitchen and bedding kits
Depending on the offer · check and add when booking
Excess reduction
On request · our experts detail the options available

Network and availability

Western Canada
Abbotsford, Calgary, Edmonton · depots in Abbotsford, Airdrie and Leduc
Eastern Canada
Toronto, Halifax · depots in Cookstown and Bedford
Airports
No depot at the terminal · plan a transfer or a taxi
The fleet

Four Seasons vehicles in Canada

Models offered by the rental company. Not all of them are available at every branch: the search form shows availability and prices.

C-class motorhome

Campervan

Observed prices

Prices recorded at Four Seasons in Canada

Vehicle Winter January Spring April Summer July Autumn October
Campervan from €75/day median €81/day from €74/day median €81/day from €158/day median €162/day from €74/day median €79/day
Large motorhome from €48/day median €58/day from €48/day median €59/day from €154/day median €189/day from €45/day median €54/day

Daily prices recorded at Four Seasons on October 26, 2026 for a 14-day rental from its branches in Canada: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included. Median excess: €4,748.

Branches

Four Seasons branches in Canada

Comparison

Four Seasons compared with other rental companies in Canada

Our comparison of the country's rental companies: each has its strengths depending on your trip.

Rental company Vehicles Mileage Best for
Four Seasons C-Small to C-Large overcabs, Run of Fleet and Economy Van Conversion Specified in each offer Automatic family overcabs, 5 departure cities
Fraserway Van Conversion, truck campers and overcabs up to the C-XLarge Specified in each offer Wide choice with truck campers, 7 departure cities
Cruise Canada C18 Ultra Compact to C30 Large overcabs Limited in the offers recorded Overcabs in four sizes, 6 departure cities
Owasco RV Centre Van, C22 to C30 overcabs and A32 “The Grizzly” A-class Specified in each offer A-class in the range, 1 departure city
GoNorth Alaska 4x4 SUVs and pick-ups, truck campers, MC4 and MC6 motorhomes Specified in each offer 4x4 vehicles for the Far North, 1 departure city
Our view

Four Seasons: who is it for, and who should look elsewhere?

Four Seasons is ideal if…

  • You are travelling as a family and want a five-berth overcab
  • Your route starts in Alberta, heading for Banff and Jasper
  • You want to explore Nova Scotia or Ontario from Halifax or Toronto
  • You are travelling as two and a compact van is enough for you
  • You are travelling off-season: prices recorded in spring and autumn are much lower than in July

Four Seasons is not ideal if…

  • You want a low excess: the recorded excess reaches €4,748
  • You plan to set off from Montreal, Whitehorse or central Vancouver
  • You are looking for a truck camper: look at Fraserway instead
  • You dream of a large A-class: Owasco RV Centre offers one
  • You insist on a specific model rather than an overcab assigned by the depot
Practical tips

Our tips for booking with Four Seasons

  1. Double-check the depot city before booking your flights

    Four Seasons depots are outside the centres: Airdrie for Calgary, Leduc for Edmonton, Cookstown for Toronto. Before buying your tickets, check the exact city and address of departure on the confirmation, and call our experts if in any doubt: Calgary and Edmonton are about three hours’ drive apart.

  2. Count the berths, not just the seats

    The C-Small offers four seats but three berths, and the Economy Van Conversion four seats for two berths. For a family of five, go for a C-Medium or a C-Large, which have six seats and five berths.

  3. Allow for your credit card limit

    With an excess recorded at €4,748, the security deposit can weigh heavily on your card. Check its limit several weeks before departure and ask our experts about the options that reduce the excess.

  4. Work out your kilometres before comparing

    From Calgary to the lakes of the Rockies, then on to British Columbia, the stages quickly get longer. Add up the distances on your route and compare them with the mileage shown in the offer: a suitable package often costs less than kilometres added on return.

  5. Take time to walk round the vehicle

    At departure, walk round the motorhome with the agent, photograph the bodywork and check the kitchen and bedding inventory. Keep the rental company’s assistance number close at hand throughout the trip.

What travellers ask

Your questions about Four Seasons

Where can I collect a Four Seasons RV in Canada?

Four Seasons serves five cities. In the west, departures are from Abbotsford, in the Fraser Valley, Airdrie for Calgary and Leduc for Edmonton. In the east, head to Cookstown for Toronto and Bedford for Halifax. None of these depots is at an airport: arrange your transfer in advance.

Which Four Seasons model should I choose?

As a couple, the Economy Van Conversion remains the easiest to handle. With a child, the C-Small and its three berths does the job. Beyond that, the C-Medium or the C-Large sleep five people. The Run of Fleet C-Class suits you if the exact model matters little: the depot assigns it on the day of departure.

Is mileage included with Four Seasons?

It depends on the offer: the number of kilometres included, or the package to buy, is shown in its details. In Canada, rental companies often charge kilometres in blocks, and stages between national parks are long. Estimate your route before booking to avoid a bill for extra kilometres on return.

What is the link between Four Seasons and Fraserway?

Four Seasons depots bear the name “Four Seasons RV Rentals by Fraserway” and several are in the same cities as Fraserway’s, such as Airdrie, Leduc and Bedford. The two brands are still presented separately on CoolDrive, each with its own models: Four Seasons focuses on overcabs and a van, with no truck camper.

How much does a Four Seasons hire cost in Canada?

According to the prices recorded by CoolDrive in October 2026 for 14-day hires, a Four Seasons overcab starts at €45 per day in autumn, with a median of around €59 off-season. In July, it climbs to about €188 per day, and the van to about €161, mandatory fees included. Run a search with your dates to get the exact price.

Verified customer reviews

They rented with Four Seasons

4.3
818 reviews

Very good offer and very good responsiveness.

Hugo A.
Canada · Nov 2024
Avis Vérifiés

Nothing to say, it was perfect!

(anonymous)
Canada · Nov 2023
Avis Vérifiés

In general, the management has been good, and the ability to resolve doubts and customer service has also been good, specifically that of Marlene, the person I dealt with. On the contrary, we had a problem because we requested a motorhome in Calgary, which apparently was no longer available, and we were offered another one but in Edmonton without us realizing that it was a city 3 hours away by car... we missed a notification that the motorhome was not in Calgary, the city we arrived in, so we had to change our flights and travel plans to be able to pick up the motorhome in Edmonton.

I.
Canada · Aug 2023
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Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Four Seasons RV hire in Canada

Why book Four Seasons with CoolDrive?

On CoolDrive, Four Seasons can be compared in a single search with Fraserway, Cruise Canada and Owasco RV Centre. The price shown in euros includes mandatory fees, and the excess and mileage rules appear before payment. Our experts guide you in choosing the depot and the model, then remain available during your trip.

What excess should I expect with Four Seasons?

All the Four Seasons offers recorded by CoolDrive in October 2026 show an excess of €4,748. The security deposit is generally taken on a credit card at departure and released after the vehicle is checked on return. Read its terms in the offer and ask our experts about reduction options.

Can I return the Four Seasons RV in another city?

One-way hires are generally possible between certain Four Seasons depots, for example between Alberta and the Fraser Valley. They are not available on all dates and often involve fees. Enter your return city in the search engine: only the offers that accept it are displayed, with their cost.

Which licence do I need to drive a Four Seasons overcab?

Four Seasons overcabs and the van can generally be driven with a valid car licence. Depending on the country that issued it, an international driving permit may be required in addition. Each offer specifies the required age and number of years of licence held: a point to check first for a young driver.

How do I get to a Four Seasons depot from the airport?

The depots are located in the suburbs: Airdrie north of Calgary, Leduc south of Edmonton, Bedford near Halifax, Cookstown about an hour north of Toronto. Plan on a taxi or a hire car to get there. Arriving the day before, with a night in a hotel, lets you hit the road well rested.

What does a Four Seasons RV contain?

Four Seasons overcabs have a kitchen, a dining area and a shower room; the van offers more limited equipment. The exact contents of each model, such as kitchen or bedding kits, are described in the offer and on the vehicle page. Add any useful options when booking.

About us

Hire a Four Seasons RV in Canada with CoolDrive Nomad

Four Seasons RV Rentals offers a short, easy-to-understand range: four automatic overcabs, with three to five berths, and a van for two. Its five departure cities cover the country’s main routes: the Fraser Valley and Alberta for the Rockies, Toronto for Ontario and the Great Lakes, Halifax for Nova Scotia and the Maritimes.

With CoolDrive Nomad, you compare Four Seasons with Fraserway, Cruise Canada, Owasco RV Centre and GoNorth Alaska, with prices in euros that include mandatory fees. Our experts help you choose the right model for the number of berths, estimate your kilometres and organise your arrival at the depot. Enter your departure city and dates in the search engine to find the current price.

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