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Motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels, on the road and at the site.
A motorhome is insured like a vehicle, with the mandatory coverage your province requires. A towed trailer is different: liability while towing typically extends from the tow vehicle's policy, but damage to the trailer itself and its contents needs its own coverage.
Seasonal campsites add another layer: liability and damage while the trailer is parked for months. An advisor checks each stage, from the road to the campsite.
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Who it’s for
Coverage
Collision, theft, fire and weather for the RV or trailer.
Personal belongings and equipment inside.
Liability while the trailer is parked at a campsite.
Some policies pay for lodging or transport after a breakdown or loss far from home.
Before you buy
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Every request is matched with an advisor licensed in your province who compares insurers for you, explains the fine print and handles the application. No cost to you and no obligation to buy.
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