Big-trip freedom, small-RV simplicity. Compact motorhomes and campervans that are easy to drive, easy to park and easy on fuel — ideal for couples and first-timers.
Not every trip needs a 30-foot motorhome. A smaller, compact RV is far less intimidating to drive, slips into a normal parking spot and campsite, and uses a fraction of the fuel of a big rig. For couples, solo travellers and anyone renting for the first time, a small motorhome is often the sweet spot — all the comfort of a kitchen, bed and bathroom without the bulk.
Our 24-foot Thor Majestic 23A is the perfect example: it’s a real motorhome with a proper bathroom and kitchen, yet short enough to drive and park with confidence. It’s the unit we most often recommend to first-time renters and couples.
Not sure a small RV is right? See the full range of motorhome types and what each is best for.
Compact campervans and small Class C motorhomes are the most economical way to rent — and the cheapest to fuel. Here's how the classes compare per night in Alberta.
| RV type | Typical nightly | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Compact campervan (Class B) | $120–$160/night | Easy to drive & park, sips fuel — perfect for couples |
| Class C motorhome | $175–$230/night | The family favourite — full kitchen, bathroom, sleeps 6–8 |
| Class A motorhome | $260–$340/night | A full home on wheels for larger groups |
| Travel trailer | $95–$140/night | Towable behind a half-ton truck or large SUV |
See the full RV rental pricing guide → Indicative Alberta ranges; final pricing is confirmed at booking.
Our managed Alberta fleet is launching for the upcoming season. Tell us your travel dates and we'll hold your spot and email you the moment Alberta-area units open for booking — you'll simply be first in line.
The motorhomes Albertans rent on this site are owned by everyday Canadians — and managed end-to-end by RV Best. Qualified applicants can finance a motorhome (potentially $0 down); we handle bookings, cleaning, insurance and guest support, then deposit your share every month. We're filling 200 owner spots for the season.
Our smallest option is a Class B campervan, which drives and parks much like a regular van. The next step up is our compact 24-foot Thor Majestic 23A Class C, which adds a full bathroom and more sleeping space while staying easy to handle.
Yes. Compact campervans and our 24-foot Class C drive much like a large van or small truck. Every rental includes a full pickup walkthrough and 24/7 roadside support, and most first-time renters feel comfortable within the first hour.
Compact campervans start around $120 per night and our small Class C from roughly $175. Smaller units also cost far less in fuel than a large Class A, which makes them the most economical way to take an RV trip.
Our compact Class C (the 24-foot 23A) has a full kitchen and a proper bathroom with a toilet and shower. Class B campervans have a compact galley and a wet-bath or portable toilet depending on the unit.