North Idaho RV Rentals
Sandpoint RV rentals with delivery and setup, praised for clean trailers and helpful service.
State guide
RV rental in Idaho
Idaho is a big state with long drives between the good stuff, so the rig you pick matters. We found 12 rental companies here, averaging 4.5 stars across the board. Five will bring the unit to you, which saves a trip to the lot before you even leave town. Motorhomes, camper vans and travel trailers are all on the menu, so there is something for a weekend at the lake or a two-week loop through the mountains.
11Companies listed
4.5★Average Google rating
3Rent motorhomes
2Rent camper vans
4Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Wandervans
Boise campervan rentals since 2016, rated 4.7 for comfy beds, easy pickup and helpful staff.
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Women-owned Meridian RV rental with a 5.0 rating, dog-friendly trailer, and easy towing.
RV Rental Boise
Boise RV rental agency with motorhomes and travel trailers, 4.7 stars across 15 Google reviews.
Makin' Memories RV Rentals
Ammon trailer rental with lightweight bumper pulls, stocked for trips, rated 5.0 from five reviews.
American Carriage Rentals
Idaho Falls RV rentals with a loyal local following and a hands-on owner.
Austin RV Rentals
Family-run RV rental in Blackfoot with clean trailers and helpful service, though one reviewer had a booking issue.
Cruise America RV Rental
Employee-owned RV rental in Caldwell with Standard and Large RVs, part of a North American network since 1972.
Backwoods RV Rentals
Small St. Charles trailer rental outfit with mixed reviews, from rescued bookings to complaints about prep.
Diamond Peak RV Rentals
Family-owned RV rental in Garden City with travel trailers and motorhomes, delivery available, mixed reviews.
Teton Rentals
Small Idaho Falls rental with camper vans and trailers, mixed reviews on communication but happy campers.
What the Idaho fleet looks like
Of the 12 companies listed, five focus on travel trailers, four on motorhomes and two on camper vans. One offers a one-way option, which is worth asking about if you plan to end somewhere different from where you start, since drop fees on those trips can add up fast. The split tells you something about how people camp here. Trailers suit folks with a capable tow vehicle who want to set up base camp and drive the truck into town. Motorhomes are the pick if you would rather not tow anything at all.
Who to call first
Dillon RV carries the most weight in reviews by a wide margin at 3,217, and it rents both motorhomes and travel trailers. Wandervans is the standout for camper vans with a 4.7 average from 204 reviews, a good sign if you want something small and easy to park. North Idaho RV Rentals sits at 4.9 from 41 reviews and delivers, which matters in the Panhandle where the lots are spread out. RV Rental Boise and Makin' Memories RV Rentals round out the trailer and motorhome options, and the Boise outfit will deliver to you. Book early for summer and holiday weekends; inventory here is not huge.
Money and fine print
Ask about generator hours before you sign. I once got dinged for going over a nightly cap I never knew about, and it was not a small charge. Mileage allowances work the same way: the base rate covers some miles, and everything past that bills per mile, so a long loop through Idaho can change the math on a cheaper rig. Also confirm the security deposit amount and when it comes back, what the insurance covers and what your own auto or credit card policy already handles, and the pet rules if the dog is coming. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes extras. Deliver-to-you service in five of these listings can beat a long drive to pick up.
Cities with RV rentals in Idaho
- Idaho Falls (2)
- Boise (2)
- Ammon (1)
- Sandpoint (1)
- Garden City (1)
- Caldwell (1)
- Blackfoot (1)
- Meridian (1)
- St Charles (1)
Neighboring states
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Idaho?
There are 12 listed here, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Five of them will deliver the unit to you, and one offers a one-way rental. The fleet breaks down as five travel trailer specialists, four motorhome, and two camper van operations.
Which company has the most reviews?
Dillon RV has 3,217 reviews and a 4.5 average, far more than anyone else on the list. It rents motorhomes and travel trailers and delivers. Wandervans is next at 204 reviews and a 4.7 average, focused on camper vans.
Should I book ahead for a summer trip?
Yes. Twelve companies is a thin market for a state this size, and summer plus holiday weekends pull the same rigs everyone else wants. Reserve early, especially for camper vans, since only two companies here rent them. Ask about generator caps and mileage at booking.
What extra fees should I ask about?
Generator hours, mileage over the allowance, one-way drop fees, and sometimes kitchen or linen kits. Also confirm the security deposit and what insurance covers versus your own auto policy or credit card. Get the pet policy in writing if you are bringing a dog.