The Adventurer 23RB sleeps five(six) — two queens plus a dinette that converts to a twin — and comes packed with a full kitchen, camping chairs, a folding outdoor table, and a portable fire pit. Solar keeps everything running when you find a spot worth staying. Follow the Icefields Parkway, loop Vancouver Island — dinner's sorted, everyone has a bed, and you're not calculating hotel costs every morning starting at $200/day, insurance and taxes included.

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Drives like a car, camps like an expedition rig. The 4Runner is compact enough to park anywhere and handles Tofino and Jasper's mountain roads with ease — but when everyone else is hunting for a campsite, you just pull off wherever the view looks right and set up the iKamper rooftop tent in minutes. Fall asleep above the treeline with nothing between you and the sky. King-size bed, Dometic fridge, two-burner stove — everything a couple or small family needs, without the size of a bigger rig. Starting at $165/day, insurance and taxes included.

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The Tacoma is built for people who bring stuff. The truck bed swallows bikes, camera gear, and everything else you're not leaving behind — and when you find the right spot, the iKamper Skycamp 3.0 pops up and puts you right in the middle of it. Sleep above the trees, wake up to whatever BC or the Rockies has on that morning. A 55L Dometic fridge and four chairs handle the rest. Geared up, ready to shoot, ready to ride — this is your rig. $235/day, insurance and taxes included

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Meet The Runner. TakeMeOverland's original rig — a 4th gen 4Runner with a rooftop tent, a 180-degree awning, and enough camp setup to make wherever you stop feel like a proper base. Battery-powered water faucet, Dometic fridge, two-burner stove, Apple CarPlay, and a 16-inch axe for the wood that needs splitting. The most accessible way into the fleet, and the one a lot of people come back to. $165/day, insurance and taxes included.

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