Planning a campervan trip in the USA but not sure where to rent? We’ve rounded up the best USA campervan rental companies—plus expert tips, things to look for, and exclusive discounts to help you book with confidence.
Dreaming of a USA road trip packed with epic views, iconic national parks, and the freedom to go wherever the road takes you?
Renting a campervan is hands-down our favorite way to explore—but figuring out which rental company to choose can feel a little overwhelming. With so many different options, prices, and vehicle types out there, where do you even start?
That’s where we come in.
We’ve rounded up the best campervan rental companies in the USA for all budgets and travel styles—plus we’re including insider tips and exclusive discounts to help you hit the road with confidence.
Our top campervan rental recommendations
Let’s cut to the chase. Here are the top 3 USA campervan rental companies we recommend:
- Escape Campervans: Basic, budget-friendly vans with lots of pick-up/drop-off locations
- Outdoorsy Campervans: “The Airbnb of campervan rentals” has a huge variety of styles, price points and locations
- Travellers Autobarn: High-top campervan rental options at affordable prices
We have tons more information on these rental companies further down in the article if you would like to learn more about where they are located and the types of vehicles they offer.
USA Campervan Rental Guide
Here’s what we cover in this guide. Click on any of the links below to jump down to that section, or keep scrolling to get all the juicy details.
- Why trust us?
- Why rent a campervan?
- What to look for in a campervan rental
- How to book a campervan rental in the USA
- Best USA campervan rentals
- How to choose the best rental for YOU
- Tips for renting a campervan
Quick English language note: We use the words “rental” and “hire” interchangeably in this article.
Why you can trust us about campervan rentals
If you’ve been following our blog for a while, you may already know that we’re obsessed with #vanlife and have built three of our very own campervans from scratch.
If you’re new to this blog (welcome!), we want to share a few reasons why you can trust us about all things campervan-related:
- We have personally built 3 campervans from scratch.
- We have traveled all over the US in our own campervans.
- We have rented vans all over the world, in New Zealand, Iceland, Scotland, and more!
Now do you understand why I said we’re obsessed!?
Let’s just say we know a thing or two about campervans! We want to share all our insider tips with you so you know exactly what to look for in a campervan rental.
We’re here to guide you through the process of finding the perfect campervan rental for your budget and travel style because we think once you try it out, you’ll love it as much as we do!
Bonus: We’ve got exclusive discounts for a couple of our favorite rental companies on this list!
Why rent a campervan to explore the US?
If you’ve stumbled upon this article, you probably already know why you want to rent a campervan. However, if you need more convincing, we’re here to help…
Imagine waking up to the sound of waves slapping the shore and falling asleep surrounded by thick forest. There’s no comparable sense of the freedom you get when you can literally take your house with you.
If you’re looking for an epic road trip, without fully committing to the whole vanlife thing, renting a campervan is the perfect way to dip your toes in these very addicting waters!
Or perhaps you’ve been wanting to try out #vanlife, but aren’t ready to commit to building your own conversion just yet.
Either way, renting a campervan in the USA is one of the best ways to get off the beaten path and discover cute towns and hidden gems you’d never come across if you’d made hotel reservations.
What to look for in a campervan rental
Choosing the best campervan can be a bit overwhelming. There are a lot of companies to choose from. Plus, every traveler has their own expectations for the level of comfort and budget they’re able to spend.
We’ve lived in 3 very different campervans, plus we’ve rented campervans in countries all over the world. So we have a pretty good idea of what to look for and some things to be wary of…
We’ve laid out our expert tips in this detailed article about what to look for in a campervan rental.
Already know exactly what you’re looking for? Great! Jump down to the section on USA campervan rental companies here.
How to book a campervan rental in the USA
Trying to figure out which company to rent a campervan through can be a daunting task.
We’ve done it 5 times now, so we know how overwhelming it can be the first time.
Our go-to place to find the best campervan rentals in a particular destination is Motorhome Republic. This is an aggregate (kind of like what Booking.com is for hotels or what Discover Cars is for car rentals) that rounds up all the options in one place so you can easily compare them.
We really like using their filters because you can input the number of travelers, other important features like “automatic transmission”, and amenities like a toilet or shower.
Additionally, you can choose to display options within a price range or filter by highest reviews, making it a really handy and user-friendly tool.
Best Campervan Rentals in the USA
Now that you know exactly what you are looking for in a campervan rental, we’re going to go over the best rental companies from across the United States. We’ve tried to include a variety of price points as well as rental companies from each region.
Psst! If you’re headed to a certain region and want more specific recommendations, check out our other campervan rental guides for specific US cities:
→ Campervan rentals in Portland
→ Campervan rentals in Seattle
→ Campervan rentals in Salt Lake City
→ Campervan rentals in Hawaii
1. Escape Campervans
- At a glance: Basic, budget-friendly vans with lots of pick-up/drop-off locations
- Rental locations: Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Denver, New York
- Price: Starting at $25/day during off-season specials
As the largest and most reputable campervan rental company in the United States, Escape Campervans is our #1 recommendation for those traveling on a budget.
They offer a variety of different models from pop-top Jeep campers to the 5-sleeper “Big Sur”, which is a Ford T-350 van. Each unique vehicle is hand-painted by artists in LA, so you’ll be sure to stand out anywhere you go and get lots of epic photos.
Campervan rentals can be as low as $25/day during the low season on seasonal specials, but vary in price depending on the model you choose, the length of your trip and the pick-up and drop-off locations.
All Escape campervan rentals include a refrigerator, sink and stove, plus a solar energy system with dual battery. Bedding, camping gear and kitchen extras are available for an extra cost.
BONUS: We’ve partnered with Escape to give you an exclusive 10% discount when you use this link to reserve your campervan.
Pros:
- Unique and fun designs painted on each campervan
- Available in several locations across the US and Canada (more than any other rental company on this list!)
- Different layouts available
- With so many locations, you could pick up your campervan in one city and drop it off in another, which isn’t possible with all rental companies
- 24/7 roadside assistance
- Reliable international company
- One of the most affordable rental options available
Cons:
- You will not be able to stand up in these vans
- No self-contained options available (aka no toilets)
- Depending on your personality, the loud design on the exterior of the vehicle may be a drawback
- The builds themselves are quite basic and don’t have the frills of some of the more expensive “boutique” options
2. Outdoorsy
- At a glance: “The Airbnb of campervan rentals” has a huge variety of styles, price points and locations
- USA Rental Locations: All over the United States!
- Price: All budgets — from very affordable to luxe!
This platform is essentially the Airbnb of campervan rentals. People who own campervans, RVs or tow-behind trailers can list them on Outdoorsy for rent.
BONUS! We have an exclusive discount code for you. Enter the code TWOWANDERINGSOLES to get $50 off your first campervan rental!
This means that even if you don’t live in an area with lots of rental companies to choose from (like California), you can likely find a campervan for rent without having to take a plane to get there.
Additionally, the variety of campervans and other rental options is vast (like RV rentals) — giving you lots to choose from.
The downside to this, of course, is that you should keep in mind that just like Airbnbs, not all listings are maintained, cleaned or represented in the same way. We are big on reading reviews so we have a realistic idea of what to expect.
Also, it’s good to point out that just like Airbnb, the fees charged for cleaning, extras and security deposits tend to vary a bit. So be sure you have a good understanding of all costs before booking.
Pros:
- Available all over the US
- There is a wide variety of campervans to choose from
- Plenty of different options for different budgets
Cons:
- Extra fees for service and cleaning
- Not all listings are as accurate as you’d hope (check reviews!)
- No option for drop off in a different location (unless you arrange this with the owner directly)
- Since you’ll be dealing with van owners instead of a company, your customer service experience can be varied
Psst! If you’re interested in an RV rental in general and aren’t married to the idea of a campervan, Cruise America is the #1 rv rental company in the US. They have rentals all across the country for a range of budgets and even offer one-way rentals.
3. Travellers Autobarn
- At a glance: High-top campervan rental options at an affordable price
- USA Rental Locations: San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles
- Price: Starting at $89/day (includes unlimited miles) during off-season
This Australia-based company launched fleets of vans in 3 American cities in 2019. We saw Travellers Autobarn vans all over New Zealand and love that they offer high-top vehicles at an affordable price — something that’s honestly pretty difficult to find.
Having a campervan with a high roof allows you to stand up inside, making things like cooking and getting dressed a heck of a lot easier (trust us!).
Plus, Travellers Autobarn has 3 models to choose from:
- Kuga: built out in 2018 or 2019, this newer model is kitted out with solar panels, meaning your lights and fridge will last longer the Hitop has a fit-out of 2013 to 2015
- Hitop: built between 2013 – 2015, these models may have a bit of wear and tear and they don’t have the fancy solar feature, but they’ll save you a bit of money
- Minivan: This is a regular minivan, but it’s equipped with kitchen gear, making it perfect for road trips. But even better, you can rent kits of sleeping equipment like an air mattress and sleeping bag (for just $45) or a kit of camping gear (again just $45), making this a great option for someone who wants to tent camp but doesn’t have their own gear.
Pros:
- You can stand up inside these vehicles (they have an internal height of 6’5”!)
- Free unlimited miles
- Comes with a microwave for easy cooking, as well as a gas cooker
- Can seat and sleep up to 3 adults
- Option to book now and pay later
- Rentals are available for people 21 years old+
- 20% discount when you book for more than 14 days
- Great reviews
Cons:
- Closed on Sundays for drop-off
- Only locations are in the western USA
4. Native Campervans
- At a glance: A fleet of Dodge Ram Promaster campervans, doing their part to offset their carbon footprint!
- USA Rental Locations: Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Pheonix, Salt Lake City
- Price: Starting at $79/day (+$125 prep fee) during off-season
Native Campervans offers custom campervans in 3 sizes (all Dodge Ram ProMasters) to accommodate your party’s needs.
Starting at $79/day during the off-season, rates vary based on vehicle and length of your trip. With a 3-day minimum, all campervan rentals come with basic insurance coverage and 100 miles per day.
Extras include bedding, propane and kitchen equipment, plus camping chairs and a table.
We love this company for its commitment to responsible travel! Beginning in 2020, they are now offsetting the carbon emissions of all of their vans by purchasing carbon offset credits.
Pros:
- Carbon footprint offsets
- Basic insurance is included
- Lots of extra gear and equipment are available at an extra cost
- They have “super discrete branding” on their vans, “so your vacation photos are about you and not us”
Cons:
- If you are traveling in the winter, their “winter package” costs extra
- There are no self-contained options (aka no toilets)
- The “Biggie” is the only model you can stand up in
5. Moterra Campervans
- At a glance: Luxury all-inclusive Mercedes-Benz Sprinter campervan rentals
- USA Rental Locations: Jackson (WY), Whitefish (MT), Salt Lake City (UT), Las Vegas (NV), San Francisco (CA), Seattle (WA), and Portland (ME)
- Price: Starting at $259/day during low season
Whether you’re exploring the national parks, California coastline, Southwest deserts or Rocky Mountain range, Moterra Campervans come stocked with everything you could possibly need for any type of adventure.
They offer 19-foot Mercedes-Benz Sprinter campervans in both high-roof and pop-top models.
Rentals start at $259/day for the lowest model in winter. They do offer discounted one-way trips and extended trip discounts for trips 11-20 days (10% off) and 21+ days (15% off).
All Moterra campervan rentals include a full kitchen, optional toilet and solar power. As well as bedding, camping gear and wood for fires. Depending on the model, you can also have an indoor shower or optional outdoor solar shower.
Pros:
- Self-contained options available (plus portable toilets included with all rentals!)
- Offer multiple coverage options for insurance
- Lots of accessories are included at no additional cost
Cons:
- Vehicle pick-up and return are at set times of day
- Pets have an additional cost of $150
6. Wandervans
- At a glance: Boutique Ford Transit campervans for rent in a variety of sizes
- USA Rental Locations: Boise (ID), Bend (OR), Charleston (SC), Duluth (MN), Glacier (MT), Las Vegas, Phoenix, Portland (OR), Provo (UT), Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Spokane (WA)
- Price: Starting at $105/day in low season
Wandervans is a company offering “boutique” Ford Transit campervans for rent in 3 different sizes.
Their floorplans offers 2 and 4-person sleepers, and all rentals include a kitchen with refrigerator and stove, table and camp chairs, curtains and bug screens for the doors.
They also have a wide range of ad-ons available at an additional charge to make sure you are equipped for your adventure.
Campervan rentals start at $105/day and include up to 150 miles per day. Extra mileage, insurance and cleaning fees are extra.
The price varies depending on the model you choose and reservations are made by calendar day and not based on the 24-hour clock, which means you don’t have to worry about getting off the road by a certain time at the end of your trip.
Pros:
- Really well-reviewed company
- Offer insurance or the option to use your own insurance
- Pet-friendly
- Port-a-potties are offered at an additional cost
- 24-hour pick-up and drop-off
Cons:
- Not a very wide availability across the US
- Cleaning fee between $40 to $70, plus an additional fee for excessive dirt
- Only portable toilet, no indoor toilet options
7. Rocky Mountain Campervan Rentals
- At a glance: A family-owned business offering up luxury conversion vans and vintage Volkswagons
- USA Rental Locations: Denver, Las Vegas
- Price: Starting at $145/day during off-season
This family-owned small business operates out of two cities in the US, offering up luxury conversion vans and vintage Volkswagons for your vanlife adventures.
The luxury models offered by Rocky Mountain Campervans are Dodge Ram Promaster vans with a pop-top that sleeps up to 5 people, and include a toilet and full kitchen. They also have a variety of vintage Volkswagons and Eurovans for rent that come with a kitchenette and sleep up to 4 people.
Campervan rentals start at $145/day during the off season, but vary in price depending on the model you choose and the length of your trip.
The daily rate includes 130 miles, and additional mileage is available for an extra cost. All Rocky Mountain campervan rentals are equipped with bedding, cookware, camping essentials and a portable toilet.
Pros:
- Self-contained options available (plus portable toilets included with all rentals!)
- Offer insurance or the option to use your own insurance
- Pet-friendly
- Lots of additional accessories are included at no additional cost
Cons:
- The Vanagons and Eurovans have restrictions on the number of continuous driving hours (4 and 6 hours respectively)
- Vehicle pick-up and return must be at the same time of day on both days
8. Vancraft
- At a glance: Luxury Sprinter vans with all the essentials for off-grid adventures in southern California
- USA Rental Locations: San Diego, Salt Lake City, and Denver
- Price: Starting at $200/day in low season
This camper van rental company based out of San Diego specializes in luxury Sprinter campervans, complete with all the essentials.
If you want to go off the grid, but don’t want to sacrifice comfort, Vancraft has you covered. They offer both long and short wheel-base models, which seat and sleep 2-6 people, are equipped for four-season camping, and 100% self-sustained on solar power.
Each campervan rental comes with a fully-stocked kitchen with 2-stove burner, refrigerator and 20-gallon outdoor hot water shower.
They also include bedding and camping gear with your rental cost and 150 travel miles a day. Rates start at $200/day, but decrease incrementally based on the length of your rental.
Pros:
- Lots of extras included like a kitchen kit, bedding and camping gear
- Four-season insulated cabins
- Great mileage on the diesel Sprinters, getting 20+ mpg
- Comfortable Tempurpedic mattress
- Plenty of storage space to accommodate surfboards or ski equipment
- Optional rooftop tent or bike rack at an additional cost
Cons:
- 24-hour roadside assistance comes at an additional cost
- No indoor toilet options (only portable toilets available)
- Only one location in the US
9. Boho Campervan Rentals
- At a glance: Uniquely decorated luxury campervan rentals
- USA Rental Locations: Phoenix, AZ (plus some private rentals in various locations)
- Price: Starting at $159 per day during off-season
Boho Campervans offers up six unique campervan models (both Dodge and Ford) with different interior features for your vanlife adventures.
The beautifully decorated interiors will have you feeling like you’re staying in rustic, luxury hotel and not just a van.
Starting at $159 per day with a 3-day minimum, the daily rate includes 200 miles. That, along with their solar power installation and 25-gallon water tank, make it easy for you to take your trip off the grid.
All Boho vans are equipped with running water (including an outdoor shower!), a stove, cookware, portable cooler, privacy curtains, bedding, and camping chairs.
Pros:
- Beautifully designed interiors
- Equipped with a Bluetooth stereo system
- Well-reviewed company
- Available near the Phoenix airport for quick and easy access
Cons:
- Additional insurance purchase required
- Extra daily cost for roadside assistance
- No self-contained options available (aka no toilets)
- No pets allowed
- Only available in Phoenix
10. Vintage Surfari Wagons
- At a glance: Classic VW campervan rentals for a throwback surfing trip
- USA Rental Locations: Costa Mesa, CA
- Price: Starting at $129/day during the low season
Make your dream of vacationing in a classic VW bus a reality with Vintage Surfari Wagons. They offer a fleet of 1970’s, 80’s, 90’s and 00’s era campers to rent for a nostalgic (not to mention photogenic!) trip on the California coast.
Classic campervan rentals start at $129/day during the low season, but vary in price depending on the model you choose and the length of your trip (with a 3-day minimum). The rental rate includes 120 miles per day.
The models they offer sleep 2-4 adults, and all rentals include a stove, sink (with water tank), ice box or refrigerator, dining table, and other accessories. Bedding, camping gear and kitchen extras are available for an extra cost.
Pros:
- Fun photogenic classic vans
- Pet-friendly
- Offer insurance or the option to use your own insurance
- Surfboard and bike racks are available at an additional cost for added adventure
Cons:
- Not able to stand up in the van (unless you get a pop-top)
- No self-contained options available (aka no toilets)
- Local California road trips only (you are limited to Joshua Tree, Palm Springs, Santa Barbara and San Diego)
11. Peace Vans
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- At a glance: A family-owned business offering up vintage Volkswagons and modern Mercedes Metris campervans
- USA Rental Locations: Seattle, WA
- Price: Starting at $285/day in low season
Whether you’re exploring the national parks, PNW coastline or the mountains, Peace Vans is a family owned business dedicated to getting you outside. They offer classic VW rentals – each unique, or more modern Mercedes-Benz campervans.
With a 4-night minimum in the shoulder season and a 6-night minimum in high season, campervan rentals start at $740 for 4-nights.
All Peace Vans campervan rentals include a fridge, stocked kitchen and pop-up tent for extra sleeping space. They also include a lot of extras like cookware, spices, wine glasses, a french press, and fresh ground coffee.
Pros:
- Thoughtful additional touches and amenities
- Family-owned business
- 10% discount for more than 12 nights or returning renters
Cons:
- Only available in Seattle
- No self-contained options
- 4 & 6-day minimums
12. Voyager Campervan Rentals
- At a glance: Dodge ProMaster City campervans for rent with 3 different variations
- USA Rental Locations: Minneapolis, MN
- Price: Starting at $79/day for the smaller model
We were super excited to come across Voyager Campervans when we learned they are based out of our home state of Minnesota!
They offer Dodge ProMaster City campervan models in 3 different variations, as well as a smaller van for a 2 person trip.
All of their rentals include a kitchen with stove, fuel, cooler and cooking essentials, and some include a sink. They also have a wide range of add-ons available at an additional charge to make sure you are equipped for your adventure. Basic camping supplies and linens are also supplied.
Starting at $111/day and varying based on location and length of trip, they have a 2-day minimum during the off-season and 3-day minimum during peak season.
The daily rate includes up to 125 miles per day and includes complimentary roadside assistance. Extra mileage, insurance and cleaning fees are extra.
Pros:
- Smaller, easy-to-drive vehicles
- Unique locations across the US
- Complimentary roadside assistance
- Pet-friendly
Cons:
- Only offer options that sleep 2 people
- Not able to stand up in the van
- No self-contained options available (aka no toilets)
- An additional cleaning fee is charged per rental
13. Hawaii Surf Campers
- At a glance: A small fleet of vintage 70’s VW busses and custom converted Ford Transit vans with plenty of room for your surfboard
- USA Rental Locations: North Shore Oahu, San Diego
- Type of rental: High-end price point
Looking for unique accommodation in Oahu? Hawaii Surf Campers just might be the perfect solution for you!
Their small fleet includes a range of campervans from vintage 70’s VW busses to their in-house renovated Ford Transit. They offer 2-4 person sleepers, some with pop-tops, kitchenettes, etc.
Starting at $149/day during the low season, prices vary based on the vehicle you choose and the length of your trip.
All camper rentals come with bedding, blankets, towels, a cooler, and basic kitchen supplies. They also offer airport pick-up and drop-offs as well as vehicle delivery for your convenience, local knowledge and advice about the island as well as complimentary souvenir mugs.
Pros:
- Fun photogenic classic vans
- Discounted surf lessons at a local surf school
- Complimentary souvenir mug
Cons:
- Not able to stand up in the van (unless you get a pop-top)
- No self-contained options available (aka no toilets)
Need help choosing the best campervan rental for you?
That’s where we come in!
If you have a specific destination in mind, we’d recommend starting by browsing the rental options in that region. However, if you’re still torn, we gotchu…
On a tight budget?
Want a unique & photogenic rental?
Want a van you can stand up in?
Want to rent a van in a city that’s not listed in this article?
Outdoorsy is going to be your best pick as there are rental options all around the United States. Simply open up a map to see the options in your area.
If you book through Outdoorsy, don’t forget to enter our exclusive discount code TWOWANDERINGSOLES at checkout to get $50 off your first campervan rental!
Tips for renting a campervan in the USA
Before you make a booking, we’ve got some essential tips and things to think about renting a campervan in the USA…
Know what “extras” your campervan comes with
This depends greatly on which company you rent from. However, here are a few campervan essentials to keep in mind:
- Bed & Bedding
- Sink with running water (and a tank you can fill with freshwater)
- Stove & Propane
- Cookware and utensils
- Cooler and/or refrigerator
- Coffee maker (definitely an essential in our book!)
Depending on the campervan rental company, these amenities can be very basic or quite luxurious. Also, some companies have the option to add extras, which are typically charged separately. This can include:
- Camp chairs and/or table
- Awning
- Solar-heated outdoor shower
- Portable toilet
- GPS system
- Equipment rack (for bikes, surfboards, etc.)
- Roof tent for additional sleeping space
What else should you pack?
We’ve put together the ultimate packing list of campervan gear essentials to make sure you bring everything you need to get the most out of your trip. We even created this handy PDF downloadable checklist so you don’t forget anything. And it’s totally FREE!
Be prepared for the worst parts of vanlife…
If you’ve never traveled in a campervan before, we’d highly recommend reading this article where we spill the worst parts of vanlife.
We don’t want to scare you away — we still think you’ll love traveling in a campervan! — but we do want you to be prepared for the good, the bad and the ugly.
Start planning your road trip
Once you’ve picked your campervan rental, it’s time to start getting your route planned out. Lucky for you we’ve got hacks for planning your road trip that’ll make your life so much easier!
Good to know: Be sure you fully understand how many miles you can put on your campervan before planning your road trip.
Some companies are very generous, and offer unlimited miles, while others (oftentimes independent renters on Outdoorsy) have a limited number of miles before you’re charged a fee.
Know where you can camp
Just because you can sleep in your van doesn’t mean you can park anywhere you want. Use our free camping guide to find out how we find the best free camping spots across the USA.
Insider Tip: Download our favorite camping app, The Dyrt, so you can find nearby campsites and read through reviews before you head into the wilderness. Use this link to get access to the Pro Membership for 30 days completely free.
Determine whether you’ll need a National Park Pass
Are you planning to visit some national parks on your road trip? Good for you!
We’ve written a guide to figuring out whether an America the Beautiful Pass will be worthwhile for your trip. Check it out!
Insider Tip: State Parks and National Forests are incredible too, and typically have fewer crowds and inexpensive campgrounds.
Thinking about building your own campervan conversion?
Amazing! If so, our advice is to try to rent one that is similar to what you plan to build so you can get firsthand experience and make tweaks to your design.
Outdoorsy is a great place to start your search since they have the most variety in designs and locations.
Then, when you’re ready to start thinking about your build, come back to our website because we quite literally have everything you need to know about building a campervan!
DIY campervan conversion guide
Want to save yourself the headaches and hours of research we went through and get straight to the building process?
We created Van Conversion Academy, a DIY campervan conversion guide, because it’s exactly what we wished we’d had when we were building our campervans.
Save yourself the time and money and get straight to the building process with step-by-step instructions, video tutorials, blueprints you can actually copy and tons of insider tips and recommended products to get you on the road faster!
Click above to learn more about Van Conversion Academy.
Planning a USA Road trip? Here’s where to start…
- Best USA Road Trips: This massive list is packed with the best routes all around the US
- New England Fall Road Trip: A detailed guide packed with scenic stops, cozy towns, and the best leaf-peeping routes!
- Oregon Coast Road Trip: A detailed guide filled with things to do, where to eat, and driving times so you can plan the perfect Oregon Coast road trip itinerary. Plus, we created a free map for you to follow!
- Oregon Road Trip: From National Parks like Crater Lake to spectacular views of Mount Hood, there are so many places to visit in Oregon on a road trip, and we’ve covered them all.
- San Francisco to Big Sur: Our guide to cruising the California coast with the most epic stops, jaw-dropping views, and insider tips along Highway 1!
- Utah Road Trip: We’re here to share with you all of the best places to visit on a Utah road trip, from the famed “Mighty 5” national parks to the lesser-known draws such as a hike to ancient ruins and a cafe built into a cliffside.
- Idaho Road Trip: As one of the most underrated states in the US (our personal opinion!), we’ve created a sample itinerary that brings you through some of the best the state has to offer.
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We want to hear from you!
Looking for a USA campervan rental and still have questions? If you decide to rent a campervan from one of the companies we recommended or have a recommendation we missed, we’d love to hear about your experience.
Renting a campervan sounds like the perfect way to experience the ultimate road trip adventure and explore hidden gems across the USA. Can’t wait to try it!
Hi, Thanks for the overview! We decided to book our trip with a campervan from Travellers Autobarn because of this! In the article you mentioned a 10% discount with the DyrtPro app. I’ve followed the steps for the pro membership, but can’t find/haven’t recieved a discount code? Do you know how to proceed?
Hey Jannick! Great choice with Travellers Autobarn! Thank you for bringing this to my attention, the Dyrt actually ended that promotion in 2021 so there is no longer a discount on Travellers Autobarn. I have updated the article to represent that. Thank you for your help and understanding. Hope you have a great campervan trip!
This website was… how do you say it? Relevant!! Finally I’ve found something which helped me. Many thanks!
Thank you for such a sweet comment! Glad to hear it helped! Hope you have a wonderful trip!