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Seattle, the Emerald City, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and city lovers alike. However, if you're looking to truly experience the Pacific Northwest, there's no better way than hitting the road in a rented RV. With stunning scenery, charming towns, and endless outdoor adventures just a drive away, an RV road trip from Seattle is an unforgettable experience.
Finding the best rental rate on an RV in Seattle has never been easier with USA RV Rentals. Since 2002 we have partnered with Seattle's top RV rental brands to publish their latest and cheapest deals to enable travelers to compare and select the perfect RV for a northwest adventure. These partners include brands such as Britz, Cruise America, El Monte RV, Escape Campervans and Road Bear.
RVs available for rental in Seattle cater for every budget, from basic 2 and 4 berth campervans through to Class A, and the ever popular, Class C RV fleets fully fitted out and sleeping up to 7 passengers. These latter-day RV kings of the road include fully air-conditioned vehicles, automatic transmission, bathroom suites, pressurised hot and cold water, separate sleeping quarters, cooker range and external awning making for a wide selection of options to look at for your Seattle RV rental adventure.
We have more than 20 years experience in bringing together travelers and the RV Rental operators in Seattle and elsewhere in Washington to help forge the best possible outcome when it comes to hiring an RV road warrior. Booking through us gives you the peace of mind knowing that you always have great RV rental brands behind you. You will receive professionally cleaned vehicles, roadside assistance and the confidence knowing that you will get exactly the RV that you reserved.
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Most major campervan brands are located around Denver, these include Britz, Cruise America, El Monte, Escape Campervans and Road Bear.
All of our campervan providers are 21 years of age with a current full and unrestricted licence when travelling with Britz, Cruise America, El Monte, Escape Campervans and Road Bear.
All drivers are required to hold a current, full, unrestricted driver’s licence valid for the entire period for which the vehicle is rented. If your drivers license is not in English, you will need an accredited English translation or an International Driver Permit in addition to your current license.
Please note a Digital Driver's Licence is not accepted. Probationary or restricted licences are not accepted.
Your home on wheels can be known by the term campervan, motorhome, RV (recreational vehicle) or a 4 wheel drive camper when describing the vehicle. Whilst there are exceptions, a set of rule-of-thumb definitions could include:
Campervans – Typically the compact van style of vehicle, campervans come in many different shapes and sizes which includes mini vans that have been configured into a campervan. Campervans can accommodate 2 adults comfortably, 2 adults + 1 child or up to 4 adults in some Hi-Top models.
Motorhomes – Motorhome models are designed and configured to be spacious and offer the many comforts of home. Motorhomes will have a long-wheel base allowing the vehicle to be larger in size, giving you more room inside the vehicle, having walk-through access from the driver’s cabin into the main cabin area and the higher roof allows a plenty of head room.
Recreational Vehicles (RVs) – RV is a popular term used in North American to describe motorised vehicles used for camping and touring. Larger in size, a RV is your home on wheels with large living quarters and all of the mod-cons of home. Capable of towing a trailer or car behind it, a RV is suitable for the whole family and can accommodate up to 7 travellers. RV can be used to refer to campervans, motorhomes or 4WD campers.
4WD Campers – 4 wheel drive campervans are generally a 4WD diesel engine. Designed and built for the adventurous traveller, 4WD campers have the ability to take you offroad.
There are varying travel restrictions imposed where vehicles cannot be taken. Breaching these restrictions voids insurance cover and may incur additional costs. These do differ between suppliers so check when collecting your vehicle. Travel is restricted in:
If you arrive off on an international or trans-continental flight directly into the US or via a US hub, for safety and fatigue reasons, it is strongly recommended that you do not pick up the same day and you overnight in a hotel before collecting your vehicle.
Campervan companies will not be responsible for accommodating late arrivals due to flight delays, or delays with clearing Customs, passport control or luggage claim.
Allow at least a minimum of 1 hour for collection of your vehicle, during peak times this may be longer. The check-in process will involve reading and signing the rental agreement. You may be required to watch the campervan introductory instructional video and then a vehicle walk-around demonstration where a staff member will show you the features, appliances, power outlets and how everything works.
There are priority pick-up options which allow for early morning pick-up. You should contact your rental provider generally between 8.30am and 10am on the day of pick-up to schedule a collection tim
Yes, one-way RV rentals are a common practice. These are limited to locations where your chosen Seattle RV rental provider has a depot or a drop-off ‘meet and greet’ service. Our search results show you pick up and drop off locations for your specific journey, and the published rental cost will include any one-way fees.
Yes. You are welcome to travel with your furry friend, comfort pet or service animal when hiring a campervan with Cruise America and El Monte. A pet fee will apply.
No. Some miles packs are prepaid to DriveNow, while others are payable on the collection day. If you add any mileage packs for your reservation, unused mileage is not refundable.
No. All vehicles are smoke free with high cleaning charges applicable.
Yes. Anyone travelling to the US needs to consider travel insurance particularly comprehensive medical insurance. The quality of medical treatment is world leading - so is the cost - it is astronomical and insurance cover is essential.
Yes. You are responsible for cleaning your rental vehicle prior to returning it - the operator will explain what is required on pick up.
No. Campervan rental providers don't offer car parking for their customers but can advise of parking facilities close to their branch locations.
For over 20 years, USA RV Rentals has been helping travellers to discover Seattle and the Northwest with memorable RV vacations. Allow us help you find the best value deal on your next RV rental in Seattle and get your freedom adventure off to an awesome start. Contact us to help you with our courteous, professional and unbiased advice. For assistance, our Reservations team can be contacted via online chat, email or phone using the contact details at the top of this page. Thank you for considering USA RV Rentals in your travel plans.
Plan your Itinerary and Book early - Once you've selected your RV and secured your rental, it's time to plan your route. Seattle's proximity to stunning national parks, coastal wonders, and charming towns makes it an ideal starting point for various road trip itineraries. Consider exploring the Olympic Peninsula, Mount Rainier National Park, or even venturing into neighboring states like Oregon and Idaho.
Seattle and its surrounding areas offer an array of RV-friendly campgrounds, ensuring you have a comfortable place to park your home on wheels each night. Popular options include the Seattle/Tacoma KOA, Lake Pleasant RV Park, and the Dash Point State Park. Many campgrounds offer essential amenities such as full hookups, Wi-Fi, and scenic views.
Wherever you plan to stay book ahead and book early , particularly during the peak summer months.
Set a Budget - Renting an RV involves various costs, including the rental fee, insurance, fuel, and campsite fees. Set a budget that includes all these expenses to avoid unexpected surprises. Keep in mind that larger and more luxurious RVs often come with higher rental fees and operational costs.
Understand Insurance Options - Insurance is a crucial aspect of RV rental. Most rental companies offer insurance packages that can provide coverage for accidents, damages, and liabilities. Carefully review the insurance options and choose the one that best suits your needs and budget.
Pack light and thoughtfully - Pack all the essentials for your trip like comfortable shoes, rain gear, and sun protection. Use soft bags as these are easier to stow in an RV. Make a checklist to ensure you have everything you need for a comfortable journey.
Drive Safely - Driving an RV can be different from driving a regular car, so take your time getting used to the vehicle's size and handling. Follow speed limits, adhere to traffic rules, and plan your routes in advance. Keep a safe following distance and avoid sudden lane changes.
Renting an RV in Seattle is a fantastic way to experience the Pacific Northwest at your own pace. With breathtaking scenery, endless outdoor activities, and charming towns to discover, it's a road adventure you won't forget. So pack your bags, hit the road, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
More RV friendly campgrounds to explore in Washington include:
Have a great northwest road adventure!