Maybe you’re considering buying or building a custom campervan, but you’re unsure if #vanlife is for you. Or maybe you want a unique road trip experience without the hassle of finding lodging and food every night. Either way, a campervan rental might be the way to go.
Renting a campervan can be a fun, cost-effective way to travel the country. And as vanlife continues to grow in popularity, more and more camper van rental companies are cropping up.
Choosing a Campervan Rental Company
With so many companies to choose from, it’s critical that you know how to rent a campervan for a van life adventure. Many future road trip takers are drawn to camper van aesthetics—but while it’s totally valid to crave those groovy vanlife vibes, you should consider a few other factors as well.
Here are some questions to ask yourself before you rent a campervan:
- Does the company have camper vans large enough to accommodate your family?
- Are the campervan rentals pet-friendly?
- How many miles are you allowed to drive the camper van per day before you have to pay overage charges?
- Do they charge cleaning or “preparation” fees?
- Do they offer roadside assistance?
- Is personal vehicle storage available at their rental locations?
- What is the minimum driver age, and is there a fee for extra drivers?
- What amenities are included in the cost of the camper van? Is there an indoor bathroom, a kitchen set, etc.?
Below you’ll find a list of more than 60 campervan rental companies in the US organized loosely by region. We advise you to check out a few camper van rental companies before committing to one for your next road trip.
National / Multi-Region Camper Van Rental Companies
Outdoorsy
- Locations: All 50 US states and DC (peer-to-peer listing site)
- Price range: Varies widely (use coupon code GNOMADHOME for up to $40 off your booking)
- Types of vans: Everything from retro motorhomes and skoolies to modern vansions
Outdoorsy is currently the biggest peer-to-peer campervan rental listing platform in the US. Private RV owners and smaller campervan rental outfits can list their rigs on Outdoorsy. Outdoorsy, in turn, provides services including customer service, roadside assistance, and basic insurance coverage.
Their site is easy to navigate and has a huge number of van rental listings, so if you’re not sure exactly what you’re looking for or you’re in a region with few rental options, Outdoorsy is an excellent place to start. This platform is also a great place for van owners to earn a few extra bucks by listing their rigs.
Take vanlife for a testdrive with a campervan or RV rental from Outdoorsy. Available nationwide.
Use coupon code GNOMADHOME for up to $40 off your booking.
RVShare
- Locations: All 50 US states and DC (peer-to-peer listing site)
- Price range: Varies widely
- Types of vans: Everything from retro motorhomes and skoolies to modern vansions
If you don’t find what you’re looking for on Outdoorsy, RVShare is another peer-to-peer option for RV owners to list their vehicles. Both sites have a similar setup, but RVShare’s listings trend toward the Big RV end of the spectrum, whereas Outdoorsy features more listings by true camper van owners. Still, if you’re open to exploring RV rentals for your US road trip, RVShare is a great option.
Rent a variety of RVs all over North America through this large peer-to-peer rental marketplace.
GoCamp Campervans
- Locations: Pickup available in 39 US cities (peer-to-peer listing site)
- Price range: Varies widely
- Types of vans: Many types of campervans
GoCamp is another peer-to-peer site for campervan rentals. Its listings are almost exclusively for campervans, so if you’re sure you want a pure vanlife experience and won’t consider RVs or other types of rigs, GoCamp is a great choice.
The company doesn’t have quite the geographic spread of some other peer-to-peer sites (only 19 US states and DC are represented), but you can still find van rental listings in many regions.
Escape Campervans
- Locations: Chicago, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York City, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
- Price range: $60–$215 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit 350, Ford E150, Ford Transit Connect, Jeep Sahara
Escape Campervans are iconic thanks to their colorful hand-painted exteriors, and the company is known for their excellent customer service. Camper van rentals are affordable at as little as $60 per day in the off-season, and you can choose from fivedifferent Escape campervan rentals.
They have rental locations scattered across the US, as well as one in Vancouver. If you’re looking to travel further abroad, Escape Campervans also has a New Zealand outfit based out of Auckland and Christchurch.
Indie Campers
- Locations: Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco,Miami, New York, Orlando, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Seattle; also many rental locations in Canada, Europe, Australia (hybrid peer-to-peer site)
- Price range: Varies widely
- Types of vans: Mercedes Metris, Winnebago Solis, Jeep Wrangler, Thor Tellaro, Thor Four Winds, Forest Sunseeker
Indie Campers is a true international campervan rental company. In addition to robust availability in the US, you can also find Indie vans in Canada, Europe, and Australia.
Although it’s partially a peer-to-peer listing site, Indie Campers also has seven models available in North America that they directly own. All rigs are housed at centralized depots. You can also purchase monthly or annual subscriptions to get a steep (steep!) discount on long-term camper van rentals.
Vancation.com
- Locations: Listings appear concentrated in AZ, CA, IL, MN, MT, NC, NV, OR, TN, TX, UT
- Price range: Varies widely
- Types of vans: Everything from retro motorhomes and skoolies to modern vansions
In theory, this peer-to-peer site has listings in all 50 states. In practice, not so much: listings are concentrated on the west coast and the Rocky Mountains, with a smattering in the Great Lakes region, the southern Appalachians, and the Mid-Atlantic.
Vancation.com doesn’t have as many listings as some other peer-to-peer sites, but it has a definite bias toward modern custom van listings if that’s your thing.
Mercedes Sprinter RV Rental
- Locations: 28 rental locations in CA, UT, ID, NV, AZ, NM, WA, MT, WY, OR, CO
- Price range: $420 per night (base rate estimate)
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter
If you like to travel in style, the self-explanatory outfit Mercedes Sprinter RV Rental has you covered for all your Sprinter needs. You can choose between five different van layouts, and the van rental company even offers “road trip coaching” and concierge services if you’re not sure where to take your rental.
RVezy
- Locations: Top rental locations include 18 US cities and 15 Canadian cities (peer-to-peer)
- Price range: Varies widely
- Types of vans: Everything from retro motorhomes and skoolies to modern vansions
RVezy lists more big RVs than vans, but there are some vans available to rent. It’s one of the best campervan rental companies if you plan to travel extensively in Canada as the company has a lot of representation north of the border.
Aiyre Pacific
- Locations: Anchorage, Boston, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Portland, Seattle
- Price range: $55–$150 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Grand Caravan
Aiyre Pacific keeps it simple with just one layout based on a Dodge Grand Caravan minivan. You can rent one in multiple locations on both US coasts and in Anchorage, Alaska. Company highlights include a generous allowance of 150 free miles per day (100 is the industry standard) and 24/7 pickup and dropoff (so you don’t have to fuss with business hours).
Aiyre Pacific also boasts “carbon neutral” camper van rentals since they purchase carbon offsets for every mile of your campervan trip. The efficacy of carbon offsets is a whole other topic, but we like that Aiyre Pacific is at least bothering to participate in the conversation.
Moterra Campervans
- Locations: Jackson Hole, WY; Las Vegas; Salt Lake City; San Francisco; Whitefish, MT; Portland, ME (coming 2023); Seattle (coming 2023)
- Price range: $279–$399 per night
- Types of vans: 4WD Mercedes Sprinters
Moterra specializes in 4×4 Sprinter luxury conversion vans, perfect for campervan renters who want to boondock and explore remote locations. Choose between three roomy layouts (two pop tops and one high roof). If road trip logistics intimidate you, Moterra offers travel packages that include campground bookings and the like, so you don’t have to worry about it.
If you fall in love with your Moterra van during your campervan trip, you can also sometimes buy used vans from their fleet.
Cabana Seattle Campervan Rental
- Locations: Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, TX coming 2023
- Price range: $109–$349 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter
Cabana Seattle offers three distinct layouts, all of which sleep up to two people (so these rental vans may not be the best choices for families). They offer unlimited miles with every road trip and can help you organize your vacation with custom trip planning. One-way trips are sometimes a possibility—reach out to the company if this is of interest.
Notably, their vans feature indoor toilets and showers (yay!).
Vanish
- Locations: NYC and Austin, TX
- Price range: $199–$329 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
A campervan rental company that’s NOT based on the West Coast or in Colorado? D’oh! Vanish stands out from the crowd because of its transparent pricing, which includes unlimited miles and no extra cleaning fee.
Choose between two Ram Promaster layouts: both have gorgeous wood cabin interiors, and one of them has a full indoor bathroom (among other amenities).
Hawaii Surf Campers
- Locations: San Diego, Oahu
- Price range: $179–$200 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit, VW Vanagon, VW Westfalia, VW Bus, VW Kombi
Besides their location, Hawaii Surf Campers stands out because of the huge number of rental van layouts available and their stylin’ vintage VW camper vans.
You can rent add-ons like snorkel gear and camp chairs, and the company will even deliver and pick up the van from Honolulu and Waikiki for a fee. If you love your rental van, Hawaii Surf Campers also does custom conversions.
VanCraft Sprinter Campervans
- Locations: Denver, Salt Lake City, San Diego
- Price range: $59–$279 per night
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter, Nissan NV200
Choose between three layouts depending on your sizing needs—and if you still need more space, you can rent optional add-ons like a rooftop tent. If you’re having trouble planning your US road trip, VanCraft offers several suggested itineraries for different lengths of trips.
Unlike many rental outfits, pets are allowed to come along with no additional fee. VanCraft also sells built-out Sprinters.
Boho Camper Vans
- Location: Phoenix, San Diego
- Price range: $167–$259 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster; Jeep Wrangler coming soon
Boho boasts a whopping 12 unique layouts (soon to be 13 when they introduce a new Jeep Wrangler conversion). This is one of the best campervan rental companies if you plan to drive a lot on your road trip because Boho gives you 200 free miles per day—twice the industry standard.
One of the add-ons you can rent alongside your van is an electric bike, which we think is pretty neat. Boho is a handcrafted campervan rental company, so you can buy used campervans from them or work with them to design your own custom conversion.
Travellers Autobarn
- Locations: Denver, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle
- Price range: $40 – $165 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Grand Caravan, Chevy Express
Travellers Autobarn offers affordable campervans at five rental locations in California, Washington, Nevada, and Colorado. Choose between two full campervan layouts or a Dodge Grand Caravan minivan (which isn’t really a camper, but you can rent a mattress for the back or tent outside). The conversions are basic, but the prices are reasonable and include free unlimited miles, perfect for a vanlife road trip.
It’s worth noting that you have to pay an extra $45 for linens and kitchen equipment, which most camper van rental companies include in the base price.
Aclipse Campervans
- Locations: Cincinnati, Denver
- Price range: $135 – $150
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
Aclipse keeps the price reasonable, especially when you consider that they offer a generous 200 free miles per day (twice the industry standard). They also offer free airport pick up, drop-off and delivery around Cincinnati for a fee, which could be handy if you live locally or are flying in.
Aclipse offers three campervan layouts based on a Ram Promaster that seat and sleep up to four people; one model features a rooftop tent to create extra sleeping space.
ProCamp by Van Horn
- Locations: Park City, UT; Plymouth, WI
- Price range: $220 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
ProCamp keeps it simple with a flat nightly base rate of $220 and free unlimited mileage regardless of the van or the season. You can choose between six layouts, all based on a Ram Promaster. Some feature awnings, rooftop decks, and central AC and heat (a rare feature in a rental van).
Treasure Box Outdoor Rentals
- Locations: Torrance, CA; Phoenix
- Price range: $73 – $240 per night
- Types of vans: Class C RVs; Jeep and SUV campers; Ram Promaster; teardrop trailers
Treasure Box isn’t a van-centric platform, but they have some pretty neat Ram Promaster conversions on offer. Rent here if modern interiors and full indoor bathrooms (not a given in vanlife and certainly not in rental vanlife) are your jam.
West Coast Campervan Rental Companies
PacWesty
- Locations: Bainbridge Island, WA; Palm Springs, CA
- Price range: $165 – $285 (Palm Springs) per night
- Types of vans: VW Vanagon Westfalias
PacWesty specializes in—you guessed it!—vintage Vanagon Westfalia rentals, including one all-electric VW camper (the eTofino). Since these are vintage vehicles, the company typically asks you to limit your travels to within 500 miles of their Bainbridge Island depot—however, you can call to discuss the possibilities with them if you want a longer road trip.
It’s worth noting that Bainbridge Island is a literal island that is accessible by ferry or one driveable bridge. You also have the option to begin or end your trip in mainland Seattle for an additional fee.
In addition to rentals, the company also offers VW repairs, restorations, and electrification services.
Vintage Surfari Wagons VW Rentals
- Locations: Costa Mesa, CA
- Price range: $85 – $275 per night
- Types of vans: Vintage VW Vanagons, Bay Windows, Eurovans, Mercedes Metris
As Vintage Surfari Wagons puts it, “every bus just a little bit different,” but according to their website, they have 16 named layouts, all of which are pretty rad.
You get 100 to 150 free miles per day depending on the rig, but there’s a hard limit of 200 to 300 miles per day (again, depending on the rig. The limit is because they don’t want vintage vehicles getting driven too hard). Note that the vans take only premium gas. Vintage Surfari Wagons also does vintage van restorations.
altCamp
- Locations: Costa Mesa, CA
- Price range: $425 – $450 per night
- Types of vans: 4×4 Mercedes Sprinter
altCamp is not messing around—they’re asking well over $400 per night for one of their luxury campervan rentals. Choose between three Mercedes 4 x 4 Sprinter models. For your money, you get a swanky vansion with perks like an awning, a rooftop deck, and an iPad preloaded with many streaming services.
Some basic camping equipment is available for free upon request, but basic safety supplies like first aid kits and fire extinguishers are somehow advertised as PAID add-ons on their website.
Outpost Vans
- Location: Oceanside, CA
- Price range: $140–$210 per night
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter, Ram Promaster
You can choose between four reasonably priced camper van layouts at Outpost Vans, including luxury Sprinter campervans. The conversions are heated and insulated for winter trips, and the interiors are modern and well-appointed. Like many camper van rental companies, Outpost also does custom builds.
Epoch Restorations and Adventures
- Locations: Los Angeles
- Price range: $121 – $165 per night
- Types of vans: VW Vanagon, Ford Econoline, Airstream trailer, Oasis vintage trailer
LA-based Epoch specializes in restoring vintage VW camper vans and even caters some of its builds specifically to Hollywood photo shoots and film locations—though they also do traditional weekender campervan rentals. Epoch is a great campervan rental company if you’re looking for impeccable retro vibes for your USA road trip. If their unique restorations appeal to you, check out their custom conversions (they’ll work with modern vans as well as vintage).
Roadsurfer
- Location: Los Angeles (plus many in Europe)
- Price range: $155 – $275 per night
- Type of van: Thor Motor Coach Tellarco (Ram Promaster chassis) and Sequence (Ford Transit chassis)
Roadsurfer is a campervan rental company based in Europe. The company rents three Thor Motor Coach class B RVs in the US: the Sequence, the Tellarco, and a pop-top Tellarco. The vans have well-appointed interiors that include indoor toilets and showers.
Note that you’ll need to pay separately if you want your van rental to include bed linens. However, the price of your camper van does include unlimited daily miles. Roadsurfer just came to the US in 2022, so keep an eye on them—their offerings may expand in the coming years.
Lost Camper Vans
- Locations: Los Angeles, San Francisco
- Price range: – $39-$136 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit 350, Dodge Grand Caravan, Chrysler Town and Country
Lost Camper Vans specializes in minivan conversions—perfect for minimalists and stealth campers who love to fly under the radar. They do have Ford Transits as well if you need more living space than a minivan can offer. Pets are allowed with a modest $65 fee (lower than most camper van rental companies that allow pets).
Trekker Vans Ford Transit Rentals
- Locations: Los Angeles, San Francisco
- Price range: Check website (price appears to vary A LOT based on location and length of rental)
- Types of vans: Ford Transit: one layout
California-based Trekker Vans offers one simple layout in their low-roof Ford Transits. For $75 per day, you can get unlimited miles, and one-way road trips between LA and San Francisco are OK on a case-by-case basis. Add-ons, including rooftop tents, storage boxes, snow chains, and extra stoves, are available.
Vagabond Vans
- Locations: Portland, OR
- Price range: $50 – $90 per night
- Types of vans: Toyota Sienna, Toyota Previa, Ford E150
Vagabond boasts some of the most affordable campervan rental prices in the Pacific Northwest for their three layouts, which are based on the Toyota Sienna, vintage Toyota Previa, and Ford E150, respectively.
Their slogan, “Clean. Simple. Fun. Not Fancy,” says it all. Their no-frills builds are indeed “not fancy,” but they include all the basic necessities you’ll need to get out and explore the country in comfort. Vagabond generously includes 150 free miles per day in the price of your rental, but you will have to pay an additional fee to add an extra driver.
Bend Adventure Vans
- Location: Bend, OR
- Price range: $239 per night
- Types of vans: Storyteller Overland Mercedes Sprinter (“Dillon”)
Bend Adventure Vans rents out one campervan layout, a Storyteller Overland Mercedes Sprinter named Dillon. Dillon is 4 x 4, making it an ideal choice for road trippers looking to explore more remote areas. Dillon has air conditioning and a microwave, as well as a roof rack and rooftop deck, an awning, a toilet, and an outdoor shower.
ROAMERICA Campervans
- Locations: Hood River, OR
- Price range: $325 per night
- Types of vans: 4wd Ford Transit
ROAMERICA keeps it simple with just one layout, but it’s based on an awesome 4 x 4 Ford Transit. Their rental vans are kitted out for four, but for a flat fee of $10 you can get a fifth-person setup (extra linens, silverware, etc.). ROAMERICA is one of the only camper van rental companies listed that includes a free bike rack in the cost of the rental.
Black Forest Westfalias
- Locations: Seattle
- Price range: $185 – $210 per night
- Types of vans: VW Vanagon Westfalias
If you want to rent a camper van with the aesthetic charms of a vintage van but the power of something more modern, this camper van rental company is worth a look. Black Forest rents out souped-up vintage Westies that have been upgraded for rugged adventures with lift kits, Ford Zetec DOHC engines, and bigger wheels with all-terrain tread. You can also rent bike racks, roof racks, canoes, propane heaters, and camping gear as add-ons.
Peace Vans
- Locations: Seattle, WA
- Price range: $179–$265 per night
- Types of vans: Vintage VW Vanagons, Mercedes Metris, Mercedes Sprinter
Peace Vans offers 12 unique layouts in the Pacific Northwest. Many Peace vans are based on vintage Volkswagens, but you can also rent modern Mercedes Metris and Sprinter campervans if you’re not into driving an antique.
Peace Vans also sells, repairs, and electrifies vintage VWs (in other words, you can pay to have your old VW converted into an electric vehicle).
Note that Peace Vans’ vintage Volkswagens are VINTAGE Volkswagens: they don’t have air conditioning, even when you’re driving, and they take only premium gas.
Cascade Adventure Vans
- Locations: Seattle, WA
- Price range: $195 – $265 per night
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter
Cascade Adventure Vans rents modular Mercedes Sprinter conversions built out by Mammoth Vans. Each van can be customized to meet your unique needs: for instance, the passenger seats and beds can be adjusted or removed to create more living space for two-person rentals.
However, most of their vans can sleep up to five people, making Cascade Adventure one of the best camper van rental companies for families and large groups.
Intermountain West Camper Van Rentals
Native Campervans
- Locations: Denver, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and (coming soon) Los Angeles
- Price range: $69—$299 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster, Ram Promaster City, Colorado Teardrops Canyonlands travel trailer
Founded in 2015, Native Campervans offers three campervan layouts and a travel trailer. You can rent a variety of add-ons, including rooftop tents (for some models), hammocks, crash pads, and a “ski bum winter package.”
Like many campervan rental companies with multiple locations, you can arrange one-way trips. Native Campervans charges a relocation fee is $350, which sounds like a lot, but TRUST ME it’s nothing compared to some of the one-way rental rates out there, and occasionally you can save money with discounted one-way road trips to relocate vans back to their original locations.
Wandervans
- Locations: Boise, ID, Couer d’Alene/Spokane, WA; Las Vegas; Phoenix; Salt Lake City
- Price range: $100—$150 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit
Choose between three different camper van layouts based on the Ford Transit, depending on how much living space you need. The largest layout seats four and sleeps five; the interiors are basic but cozy. You can spice it up with a variety of add-ons, including a bike rack and a shower tent for privacy. Wandervans also offers prebuilt conversion kits if you want your own campervan for keeps.
Rocky Mountain Campervans
- Locations: Denver, Las Vegas
- Price range: $145–$310 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster, VW Vanagon, VW Eurovan, VW Weekender
Rocky Mountain Campervans offers eight unique conversions ranging from vintage manual and automatic transmission Volkswagens to luxurious, modern Promasters with hot water and indoor bathrooms. Some of the VWs have more primitive bathroom setups, but you can rent an optional outdoor solar shower from the company.
Discover Campervans
- Locations: Denver, Phoenix
- Price range: $139–$395 per night
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter, Ram Promaster, Winnebago Solis, Ford Ranger truck camper
Discover offers four unique layouts for rent; they also do custom builds. Limited one-way rentals are sometimes available between Denver and Phoenix. Pets are OK with no up-front fee, but a cleaning fee will apply if there is pet hair, odor, etc. You get a generous 200 free daily miles.
If you decide to purchase a custom build, 50 percent of your rental cost will be credited toward the build, up to $1000—a great perk if you’re partially renting to decide whether a custom conversion is right for you.
Titus Adventure Company
- Locations: Denver, CO
- Price range: $192–$360 per night
- Types of vans: 4 x 4 vehicles, incl. Jeep Wrangler, Toyota 4Runner/Land Cruiser/Sequoia/Tundra, Lexus GX460, and vans incl. Winnebago Solis and Ram Promaster
Titus offers four 4 x 4 van layouts as well as many non-van 4 x 4 vehicles, which come kitted out with rooftop tents for sleeping. This camper van rental company offers unlimited miles, as well as custom road trip planning for $65 per day.
Dogs are allowed with no up-front pet fee, though a cleaning fee may apply if there is hair or odor in the van when you return it. You can rent biking, snow sports, paddling, and camping gear add-ons here as well.
KuKu Campers
- Locations: Highlands Ranch, CO
- Price range: $89–$172 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster City, Mercedes Metris, Mercedes Sprinter, Subaru Forester
Kuku has six layouts based on four unique vehicles: a robust spread for a small outfit. You can enhance your road trip with a variety of paid add-ons, including some unique ones like an acoustic guitar or a skateboard. The interior layouts are basic but functional; if you like your rental, you can commission Kuku to build you a van based on one of their build kits or your own custom design.
Tierra Traveler
- Locations: Bozeman, MT; Livingston, MT
- Price range: $300 – $440 per night
- Types of vans: Diesel Mercedes Sprinter
Choose between three diesel Mercedes Benz Sprinter campervans at Tierra Traveler, including one 4 x4 model. Tierra offers unlimited mileage, but the company website says they “typically decline rental requests that involve cross-country travel. Unless you are renting the van for an extended period of time (3 weeks or more), our vehicles should stay in the Intermountain West.”
They also do conversions: you can work with them to create custom conversions, or they can build you one of their rentable models.
Campervan North America
- Locations: Bozeman, MT*; Denver; Las Vegas; Seattle
- Price range: $77–$295 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Promaster (diesel), Mercedes Freightliner (diesel), Nissan NV200, Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit
Campervan North America has seven unique layouts and five different base vehicles. Note that rentals out of the Las Vegas location that coincide with Burning Man will include a $1000 Burning Man surcharge whether or not you attend the festival.
*Though technically available in multiple regions, a recent post on Campervan North America’s Facebook page indicates that they will only operate out of the Bozeman location in 2023 during a limited season.
Basecamper Vans
- Location: Salt Lake City
- Price Range: $109 – $250 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Promaster, Dodge Promaster City, Chevy Express 2500, Chevy Express 1500 AWD
Basecamper offers five layouts based on four distinct van models; they also do custom builds. Notably, their offerings include one AWD option (the Chevy Express 1500) that would be ideal for more adventurous road trips.
Some camper vans come with an awning, and you can rent add-ons like a cargo box, a rooftop tent, and bike and ski racks. Note that kitchen equipment is also a paid add-on—it doesn’t come standard with the van rental.
Midwest and South Central Campervan Rentals
Voyager Campervans
- Locations: Minneapolis
- Price range: $59 – $250 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster City, Ram Promaster
Voyager Campervans has two camper van rental layouts: one based on a Ram Promaster and one based on the smaller Ram Promaster City for those who want to keep it simple. Note that the Promaster City only sleeps two, whereas the full Promaster camper sleeps up to four. You can buy new and used vehicles through Voyager campervans, too.
Navigo
- Locations: Houston
- Price range: $225 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit
Navigo currently only rents one camper van layout based on the Ford Transit, though more options are theoretically to come.
This van rental company is an excellent option if you’re looking to take a longer trip, as you can get a 15 percent discount for 7- to 14-day trips and a 30 percent discount for 15- to 35-day trips. You get a generous allotment of 200 miles per day included with your rental, or you can pay $30 per day for unlimited miles.
Navigo also does custom campervan builds.
Fear not: Midwest and South Central camper van rental companies aren’t as thin on the ground as this section makes them appear—it’s just that most of them are part of national or multi-region camper van rental companies.
Scroll up to check out multi-region listings like Aclipse Campervans, Vanish, Procamp, Escape Campervans, Indie Campers, Outdoorsy, RVShare, Vancation, GoCamp, and RVezy.
Southeast Campervan Rentals
Vander Outdoors
- Locations: Washington, D.C.
- Price range: $99 – $200 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster, Ram Promaster City, Dodge Grand Caravan
DC-based Vander Outdoors rents out four campervan layouts based on three distinct van models: the Ram Promaster, the smaller Ram Promaster City, and the Dodge Grand Caravan. Note that the Promaster City and the Grand Caravan are both minivan-sized vehicles: not ideal for families, but perfect for couples or solo travelers looking to keep things simple.
You get 150 free miles per day included with the cost of your rental (well above the industry standard of 100 miles per day), and the company considers one-way trips on a case-by-case basis.
Gearbox Adventure Campervan Rentals
- Locations: Birmingham, AL
- Price range: $225 – $285 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter
Gearbox rents campervans and also does custom builds. Their rental fleet includes four campervan layouts based on Ford Transits and Mercedes Sprinters, including one AWD option. All models feature toilets, and some include hot outdoor showers.
828 Campervan Rental
- Locations: Mills River, NC
- Price range: $148 – $185 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster; Winnebago Itasca (Dodge Promaster)
828 offers two van layouts that sleep up to six people (so this campervan rental company is a good choice for families). It’s worth noting that their vans have more of a prefab RV look, but they offer all the necessities for your road trip, and they’re reasonably priced. You can rent bikes, backpacking gear, and more from this van rental company as well. Pets are not allowed at this time.
Sky Overland
- Locations: Asheville, NC
- Price range: $222–$420 per night
- Types of vans: Mercedes Sprinter, Winnebago Revel 4×4 (Sprinter), Chinook Harley Davidson edition (Sprinter)
Sky Overland rents two class B RVs and a Mercedes Sprinter passenger van. The Mountain Laurel, their Winnebago Revel 4 x 4 Sprinter model, is the most campervan-y of the two camper models, and the 4 x 4 is a nice perk for renters with a more adventuresome road trip planned.
However, the Boss Hog is somewhat bigger and comes equipped with an Onan generator and air conditioning. Both models have indoor bathrooms.
SCAMPer Van
- Locations: Atlanta
- Price range: $150 – $180 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
SCAMPer works with only one campervan base—the Ram Promaster—but rents it out in six unique layouts that sleep between two and four people, showcasing the breadth of possibilities contained within one humble cargo hold.
Their vans are characterized by modern interiors and distinctive orange exteriors. You can rent outdoor equipment, including bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and hammocks from SCAMPer as well to spice up your road trip.
Ondevan Campervan Rentals
- Locations: Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando
- Price range: $89 – $128 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster; Ford Transit
Ondevan appears to rent four unique layouts based on Ram Promaster and Ford Transit vans that sleep up to four people. They will deliver vans to nearby airports for $99 and don’t charge for additional drivers. Pets are allowed for a fee.
Northeast Campervan Rentals
Vanture Customs Campervan Rentals
- Locations: Huntingdon Valley, PA
- Price range: $100 to $160 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster, Ford Transit
Philadelphia-based Vanture rents four campervan layouts and also does custom builds on the east coast.
They appear to be more build-focused than rental-focused, but if you’re thinking of buying your own campervan, they have a rent-to-build option. If you spend more than $500 on a rental, it can be applied toward a custom build with Vanture.
Their rental campers feature gorgeous log cabin interiors with unique woodworking and craftsmanship.
Glamp Mobile, Inc.
- Locations: Concord, NH
- Price range: $250 – $350 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Transit
Glamp Mobile is the new kid on the block in Concord, New Hampshire. Their first (and currently only) model just debuted in the fall of 2022.
Their Ford Transit vans are fully heated and insulated for winter adventures, have full indoor bathrooms, and are equipped with a whopping 580 watts of solar on the roof for all your van life electric needs.
You get unlimited miles with your camper van rental, and longer bookings (six or more nights) get a $50 per night discount. Notably, Glamp Mobile also allows towing with an extra fee.
Fear not: East coast camper van rental companies aren’t as thin on the ground as this section makes them appear—it’s just that most of them are part of national or multi-region camper van rental companies.
Scroll up to check out multi-region listings like Vanish, Aclipse Campervans, Procamp, Escape Campervans, Indie Campers, Outdoorsy, RVShare, Vancation, GoCamp, and RVezy.
Alaska and Hawaii Campervan Rentals
Happy Camper Vans
- Locations: Fairbanks, AK
- Price range: $145–$165 per night
- Types of vans: Ford E350
What better way to explore the Alaskan frontier than in a converted campervan? Happy Vans keeps it simple with one Ford E350 camper van layout. US military service members get a $100 discount on their rentals. Long-term (more than a month) renters can pick up and drop off vans in Anchorage instead of going all the way to Fairbanks.
Alaskavans
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $179 – $299 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
Alaskavans‘ Ram Promaster conversions come fully kitted out with all the amenities for your Alaskan road trip, including swivel seats and Webasto heaters for chilly weather. Note that their vans are equipped to handle a maximum of two people and are not to be driven outside of Alaska.
Last Frontier Westies
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $289 per night
- Types of vans: VW Vanagon Westfalia
Last Frontier‘s fleet consists of four vintage Westies with original interiors, including one 4 x4 Volkswagen Syncro and one (only one) automatic transmission model. Most of the vans sleep up to four, but “Sourdough” accommodates a maximum of six. Bring a sleeping bag for shoulder season/northern lights trips because most of the vans don’t have auxiliary heaters.
River Wild Campervans
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $190–$290 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Promaster, Jeep Wrangler
River Wild rents out high-roof Dodge Promaster vans with gorgeous dark wood interiors that are even available for winter adventures (though anyone venturing out into the Alaskan winter ought to make sure they know what they’re doing). River Wild also offers trip planning assistance for a small fee.
Get Lost Campervan Rentals
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $239–$319 per night
- Types of vans: Dodge Grand Caravan
Get Lost‘s minimalist minivan rentals come with unlimited miles and can sleep four adults thanks to their pop tops. SUV campers are also available.
Alpine Campervans
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $285 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster
Anchorage-based Alpine Campervans converts Ram Promasters with gorgeous modern interiors and plenty of storage. In addition to standard campervan amenities (kitchen set, linens, etc.) the van also comes stocked with Alaska necessities like bear spray and a recreational state parking pass.
Northwest Van Campers
- Location: Anchorage, AK
- Price range: $155–$175 per night
- Types of vans: Ford Econoline
“Northwest” is right. Alaska-based Northwest Van Campers offers some of the most affordable van rentals in the state, with low nightly rates for add-ons from bike racks to backpacking gear as well. Their Ford E-series conversions are simple but comfy. Travel through Canada and the continental US is allowed, Covid restrictions permitting.
Campervan Hawaii
- Location: Kahului, HI
- Price range: $169–$239 per night
- Types of vans: Ram Promaster, Jeep Rubicon, Mercedes Metris, VW Westfalia
Campervan Hawaii isn’t messing around with five distinct campervan layouts, at least one of which has a full indoor bathroom and built-in kitchen.
Seventy-five free miles are included with the cost of your rental. That’s less than the industry standard, but it makes sense since you’re driving around a tiny archipelago in the middle of the ocean. The daily mileage allotment should be more than enough for most people’s needs.
Maui Westy Campers
- Location: Haiku, HI
- Price range: $99–200 per night
- Types of vans: Nissan NV200, VW Westfalia
Maui Westy‘s lineup includes a mix of modern Nissan NV vans and a hodgepodge of vintage Westfalias from different eras (some manual and some automatic). The company keeps the prices reasonable with straightforward, no-frills builds that still contain all the essentials for an epic Hawaiian road trip.
