How do I book an RV or campervan?

Choose your dates and your pick-up and return locations in the search, and pick the vehicle that suits your group. Then select your pick-up and return times, add any extras and insurance, enter your details and pay online. You'll receive your booking confirmation by email; if you don't see it, check your spam folder.

How much do I pay when I book?

It depends on the rental company. With most of them you pay the full rental price online when you book. A few ask for a deposit instead: you pay part online and the rest at pick-up or through a payment link before your trip.Before you pay, the booking summary shows the total price, what you pay now and what is left to pay, and when.At pick-up you'll also need a credit card for the security deposit, which is held on the card and not charged.All prices are in US dollars.

How old do I have to be, and which driver's license do I need?

The minimum age and the years of driving experience depend on the rental company and the vehicle. Many companies ask for 21 or 25, and some add a young driver fee. The exact requirements are listed on each vehicle page and in its conditions.Most RVs and campervans can be driven with a standard car license. Bring the valid license from your home country; if it is not in English (or in the Latin alphabet), bring an International Driving Permit together with the original.

What do I need to bring to pick up the vehicle?

The renter's passport or ID, the original driver's license of every driver and a credit card. The card can belong to any of the travelers, as long as the card holder is present at pick-up. A security deposit is held on the card during the rental.

Is there a minimum rental period?

Yes, and it depends on the vehicle, the rental company and the season. If your dates are too short for a vehicle, you'll see it when you search. Book as early as you can, especially for summer and holidays.

Can I cancel my booking?

Yes, you can cancel your booking. Just keep in mind that a fee may apply depending on the vehicle and how much notice you give us. You'll always see the exact cancellation policy before you pay, and it will also be in your confirmation and our Terms and Conditions.

Where can I stay overnight with an RV?

You have three main options. RV parks offer full hookups (water, 30/50-amp electricity and sewer) and are the easiest choice, especially in and around Las Vegas, where you cannot spend the night in your RV on the street at the Strip. State and national park campgrounds are cheaper and set in great scenery; those in national parks are booked on recreation.gov, often months ahead. Finally, dispersed camping on public BLM land is free, usually for up to 14 days, but has no services. Casino and supermarket parking lots depend on each site, so ask and check the signs. Use the dump stations to empty gray and black water, and remember that generators usually have quiet hours in campgrounds.

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RV Rental in Las Vegas: Compare 7 Companies

Location

Compare prices from 7 local rental companies.

Why RV Las Vegas?

RVs and campervans,
one simple booking

Las Vegas is the perfect starting point for a Southwest road trip: red rock canyons, desert lakes and some of the most famous national parks in the country are a day's drive or less away. We work with established local rental companies and bring their RVs and campervans together in one place, so you can compare vehicles, see the real price for your dates and book online in minutes. Before you book you see exactly what you pay now and at pick-up, and our team is one call or email away if you need a hand.

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RV driving between towering red sandstone walls on a desert road

Couple at a picnic table beside their RV as the sunset lights up the red cliffs of Zion

Woman standing on a granite boulder looking out over the Joshua Tree desert, with an RV parked below

Compare and choose

RVs and campervans for every kind of trip

Class C motorhome parked on red sand in front of a glowing sandstone cliff

RVs

From 52.88 USD / day

2–9 seats

Sleeps 2–8

25 models

Red campervan parked below Balanced Rock in Arches National Park

Campervans

From 31.43 USD / day

2–5 seats

Sleeps 2–5

10 models

4x4 Campers

From 108.11 USD / day

4 seats

Sleeps 2

1 model

Rooftop Tents

From 77.96 USD / day

4–5 seats

Sleeps 2

2 models

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38 models

All vehicles

Compare every vehicle side by side and find the one that fits your trip.

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Your booking in 5 easy steps

How to rent an RV or campervan in Las Vegas

Good to know

What you get when you book with us

Clear prices, real people and vehicles ready for the roads of the Southwest. No call centers and no guesswork: everything you need to choose well is on the page before you pay.

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Real people to help you

Questions about vehicles, routes or your booking? Call or email our team: we know the Southwest and we answer in person.

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Extras for your trip

From bed linens and camping furniture to child seats and extra insurance: see what you can add to your rental.

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A vehicle for every trip

Compact campervans that drive like a car, family RVs with kitchen and bathroom, and everything in between. Every vehicle has its own page, so you know exactly what you are booking.

On each vehicle page you'll find:

Seats and sleeping places
Kitchen, bathroom and heating
Transmission and fuel type
What is included in the price

RV Las Vegas at a glance

Quick facts about booking with us

Vehicles to compare: 38

Daily rates from: $31.43

Vehicle types: RVs, Campervans, 4x4 Campers, Rooftop Tents

Sleeping places: Up to 8 people

Paid online when you book: All or part, depending on the company

Pick-up locations: Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Phoenix

Your trip, your starting point

Pick-up locations

Las Vegas

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Los Angeles

San Francisco

Class C motorhome parked on green grass among pine trees

Salt Lake City

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Phoenix

Renting an RV in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is one of the great gateways to the American Southwest. Within a few hours' drive you can reach Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Death Valley, the Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce Canyon, all linked by well-kept highways. With an RV or campervan your bed, kitchen and luggage travel with you, so you can stay longer where you like it and move on when the weather changes.

With RV Las Vegas you can rent both: spacious RVs with bathroom and air conditioning for families and longer trips, and compact campervans that are easy to drive and park. Tell us your dates and pick-up location and we'll show you what is available, with the price for your whole rental.

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How pick-up works

When you search, you choose where to collect and where to return your vehicle. If your route is one-way, look for a return at a different location: the results show the vehicles that allow it for your dates.

Pick-up and return times depend on the vehicle, because each one is cleaned and checked before it goes out again. You select them from the available times during booking.

Before your trip you'll receive the address and directions to the pick-up point. On the day, bring your passport or ID, your driver's license and a credit card, sign the rental agreement and you are ready to go.

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Where to go: canyons, lakes and national parks

Close to Las Vegas you can visit Red Rock Canyon (about 17 miles / 27 km), Lake Mead (about 30 miles / 48 km), Hoover Dam (about 35 miles / 56 km) and Valley of Fire State Park (about 50 miles / 80 km). All are easy day trips or a good first or last stop on a longer route.

The classic road trip is the Grand Circle: Zion National Park (about 165 miles / 265 km), Bryce Canyon (about 260 miles / 420 km), Capitol Reef, Arches and Canyonlands in Utah, then Monument Valley, Page and the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Plan at least a week, and more if you want to hike.

Other options: the Grand Canyon South Rim (about 275 miles / 445 km), Death Valley National Park (about 120 miles / 195 km) and a stretch of historic Route 66 through Kingman, Seligman and Oatman. Joshua Tree (about 190 miles / 305 km) and Los Angeles (about 270 miles / 435 km) are further west.

Couple eating at a picnic table next to their RV at a Zion campsite, with the Watchman glowing at sunset

A booking office that knows the Southwest

RV Las Vegas works with established local rental companies in Las Vegas. That lets us offer a wide choice of RVs and campervans in one place, and show you clearly who operates each vehicle, what it includes and what it costs.

Our team knows the Southwest and its roads, and we are happy to help you choose the right vehicle for your group and your route. Before, during and after your booking you can reach us directly by phone or email.

About Us

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Driving an RV in the USA

Driving in the USA is straightforward: you drive on the right, speed limits are in miles per hour and highways in rural areas often allow 70 to 80 mph. A right turn on red is allowed after a full stop unless a sign says otherwise, and at a 4-way stop vehicles go in the order they arrived. You must never pass a school bus that has stopped with its red lights flashing. Distances are long, so plan your driving days with time to stop.

Fuel is sold by the gallon. At many pumps the card reader asks for a ZIP code: with a foreign card, pay inside before you fill up. Watch the height of your RV at gas stations and drive-throughs, use a low gear on long descents so the brakes do not overheat, and expect little or no mobile coverage in the parks: download offline maps. Ask at pick-up how tolls, mileage and generator use are handled for your vehicle.

Summers are very hot in Las Vegas and especially in Death Valley, often over 105°F (40°C) during the day, and the monsoon from July to September brings storms and flash floods. In winter Las Vegas is mild, but high areas such as Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon's South Rim can be cold and snowy. Spring and fall are the best seasons. Carry plenty of water, check the weather and road reports, and watch for livestock on open-range roads.

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Insurance and what's included

Every vehicle page lists what is included in the rental price, so you can compare like for like. Fuel, mileage and generator use (depending on the company), campground fees and fines are not part of the base rental.

During booking you can lower your excess with additional insurance and add extras such as bed linen or a camping table and chairs. A security deposit is held on a credit card when you pick up the vehicle.

See extras and insurance

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Clear prices, no surprises

The price you see for your dates is the price of your rental. Before you pay, the booking summary shows:

The total rental price for your dates (in US dollars)
What is included with your vehicle
The extras and insurance you have chosen
What you pay online when you book: all or part, depending on the company

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Red sandstone hills below grey limestone mountains at Red Rock Canyon, with desert grassland in front

17 mi
(27 km) from Las Vegas to Red Rock Canyon

RV on the red-paved scenic drive in Zion, below towering canyon walls

165 mi
(265 km) from Las Vegas to Zion National Park

Red campervan parked in front of sand dunes and bare desert mountains

105°F
(40°C): a common summer daytime high in Death Valley

Aerial view of an RV on the rim road above the Grand Canyon at golden hour

275 mi
(445 km) from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon South Rim

Ready for your Southwest road trip?

Choose your dates and pick-up location and see which RVs and campervans are available.

Frequently asked questions

The essentials about booking, paying and picking up your RV or campervan in Las Vegas. Still have questions? Our team is happy to help.

Choose your dates and your pick-up and return locations in the search, and pick the vehicle that suits your group. Then select your pick-up and return times, add any extras and insurance, enter your details and pay online. You'll receive your booking confirmation by email; if you don't see it, check your spam folder.
It depends on the rental company. With most of them you pay the full rental price online when you book. A few ask for a deposit instead: you pay part online and the rest at pick-up or through a payment link before your trip.
Before you pay, the booking summary shows the total price, what you pay now and what is left to pay, and when.
At pick-up you'll also need a credit card for the security deposit, which is held on the card and not charged.
All prices are in US dollars.
It depends on the vehicle and the rental company: what is included is listed on each vehicle page and in your booking summary. Some rentals include basic insurance, local taxes and roadside assistance. Mileage, generator hours and kitchen or bedding kits vary by company. Typically not included: additional insurance, optional extras, fuel, campground fees, and any fines or fees incurred during the rental.
The minimum age and the years of driving experience depend on the rental company and the vehicle. Many companies ask for 21 or 25, and some add a young driver fee. The exact requirements are listed on each vehicle page and in its conditions.
Most RVs and campervans can be driven with a standard car license. Bring the valid license from your home country; if it is not in English (or in the Latin alphabet), bring an International Driving Permit together with the original.
The renter's passport or ID, the original driver's license of every driver and a credit card. The card can belong to any of the travelers, as long as the card holder is present at pick-up. A security deposit is held on the card during the rental.
Yes, and it depends on the vehicle, the rental company and the season. If your dates are too short for a vehicle, you'll see it when you search. Book as early as you can, especially for summer and holidays.
Yes, you can cancel your booking. Just keep in mind that a fee may apply depending on the vehicle and how much notice you give us. You'll always see the exact cancellation policy before you pay, and it will also be in your confirmation and our Terms and Conditions.
You have three main options. RV parks offer full hookups (water, 30/50-amp electricity and sewer) and are the easiest choice, especially in and around Las Vegas, where you cannot spend the night in your RV on the street at the Strip. State and national park campgrounds are cheaper and set in great scenery; those in national parks are booked on recreation.gov, often months ahead. Finally, dispersed camping on public BLM land is free, usually for up to 14 days, but has no services. Casino and supermarket parking lots depend on each site, so ask and check the signs. Use the dump stations to empty gray and black water, and remember that generators usually have quiet hours in campgrounds.