Stationary RV Insurance in Quebec 2026
Your stationary RV stays on the same campground all season (sometimes for several years)? The insurance policy for a stationary RV is different from that of a towed RV. 3-season addition, deck, added equipment, rented land: all of this must be declared to be covered. Assur360 is an independent comparison platform that connects you with AMF-certified partner firms. The brokers from our partner firms compare over 9 specialized RV insurers for the best stationary coverage at the best price.
FREE QUOTE 2026
Stationary RV Insurance — Free Quote
Compare 9+ specialized RV insurers in under 3 minutes
Get my free quote →Essential Coverages for a Stationary RV
Liability Insurance
Minimum $2M, $3M to $5M recommended. Covers damages caused to others on the premises (visitors, neighboring sites).
Fire and Theft
Essential. Includes fire, short circuit, vandalism, and theft. The main cause of claims on stationary trailers is fire.
Three-Season Room / Veranda
Often added as an option: rigid or flexible structure attached to the trailer. Must be declared with its value.
Deck, Shed, Outdoor Fireplace
Equipment installed on the site (gazebo, shed, outdoor BBQ, fireplace). Coverage limit to check: $2,000 to $15,000.
Personal Effects
$5,000 to $25,000 depending on the insurer. You keep equipment on-site all season: dishes, electronics, outdoor furniture.
Water and Hail Damage
Important for stationary trailers — prolonged exposure to the elements. Check the limit and exclusions.
Specifics of a Stationary Trailer
Define “Stationary”
A trailer that stays on the same campsite for ≥ 6 consecutive months, generally not towed during this period. Different from a travel trailer.
Check the Land Contract
The campsite often requires a minimum liability insurance. Read the contract before subscribing — some require $2M, others $5M.
Declare All Additions
Three-season room, deck, shed, gazebo, built-in BBQ, wall-mounted air conditioner, outdoor fireplace: declared = covered. Undeclared = excluded.
Choose the Right Type of Policy
Some insurers offer a stationary RV policy; others treat it as a secondary residence. The right choice affects the price and coverage.
Pitfalls to Avoid
Undervaluing additions
A $12,000 unreported 3-season addition is not reimbursed after a claim. Make an accurate list with values.
Thinking that land liability is enough
Camping insurance does NOT cover your trailer or your belongings. You need to have your own policy.
Forgetting the annual move
If you move the trailer off-season or change sites: declare it. The trip and the new site must be covered.
Undercovering personal belongings
You often leave equipment on-site all season. Check the limit — often $5,000 by default, which should be increased.
Ignoring water risk
Stationary trailer = prolonged exposure to rain/snow. Ask for extended water damage coverage.
Not comparing multiple insurers
The stationary market is niche: not all insurers cover it. Comparing helps avoid paying 30-40% too much.
Indicative price for stationary trailer insurance — Quebec 2026
Ranges for recent stationary trailers on camping sites, driver with no claims. Actual price based on your record.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does insurance for a stationary RV cost in Quebec?
Does a stationary RV need to be insured year-round?
Does the campground insurance cover my RV?
Do I need to declare my 3-season addition to the insurer?
Does the campground contract often require liability coverage: how much?
Can I insure a used stationary RV that is 15+ years old?
If I move my stationary RV during the season, am I covered?
What is the difference between a stationary RV and a mobile home?
Why choose Assur360
- ✓ Independent comparison platform: we compare over 9 insurance companies for you
- ✓ AMF certified partner firms and Chamber of Insurance
- ✓ 100,000+ Quebecers have already trusted our network
- ✓ Free service, no hidden fees, no commitment
- ✓ Quote in 3 minutes, online or by phone
Ready to compare your RV insurance?
Free quote, no commitment, in less than 3 minutes
Get my quote → 1-866-357-4451