The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association (CRVA) is set to host its annual Toronto Spring Camping & RV Show, marking a significant milestone with its 50th anniversary celebration. The event, scheduled from February 27 to March 2, 2025, at The International Centre in Mississauga, promises to be a comprehensive showcase of recreational vehicle opportunities for Canadian families seeking affordable and flexible travel experiences.
With 2.1 million Canadian households owning RVs and taking 7.7 million trips annually, the show represents a critical platform for understanding emerging travel trends. The event will feature over 450 vehicles across five exhibition halls, offering options ranging from luxurious Class A motorhomes to compact travel trailers, catering to diverse budgets and preferences.
The show's significance extends beyond vehicle displays, featuring engaging seminars, expert panels, and interactive experiences. Attendees can learn about RV maintenance, solar power integration, safe towing techniques, and connect with over 80 campground operators. A dedicated RV Lifestyle Village will host speakers including RV lifestyle influencers and industry leaders, providing insights into contemporary recreational vehicle experiences.
Special attractions include a Kids Zone, live entertainment, and opportunities to win prizes, including a seven-day motor home vacation. The event's 15,000-square-foot marketplace will showcase camping and RV accessories, emphasizing the growing accessibility and appeal of RV travel for Canadian families.
Shannon O'Callaghan, CRVA's Show Director, highlighted the event's importance in showcasing industry advancements and providing comprehensive resources for RV enthusiasts. The show represents more than a sales opportunity; it's a celebration of recreational travel culture and an exploration of affordable family adventure options.
As travel costs continue to rise, the RV show offers a strategic alternative for families seeking meaningful travel experiences without excessive expenses. By presenting a wide range of vehicles, educational resources, and community connections, the event demonstrates the evolving landscape of recreational travel in Canada.
