Moterra Campervans - Glacier
Luxury campervan rentals in Columbia Falls, MT, with a 5.0 rating from 250 reviews. Great for Glacier and Canadian Rockies trips.
Montana is camper van country, and the rental market here shows it. Of the 21 outfits in this directory, nine run camper vans against seven motorhomes and five travel trailers. Average rating sits at 4.4. Only one company offers one-way rentals and four will deliver to you, so plan your loop before you book. I have rented four RVs myself, including one van that smelled like a wet dog the whole trip, so I read the fine print now.
Luxury campervan rentals in Columbia Falls, MT, with a 5.0 rating from 250 reviews. Great for Glacier and Canadian Rockies trips.
Bozeman-area RV rentals with unlimited miles, airport pickup, and a 4.9-star rating from 217 reviews.
Sprinter campervan rentals in Livingston with stocked gear, unlimited miles, and 5.0-star reviews.
Clean, well-kept RVs and camper vans near Yellowstone, with a 4.9 rating from 36 Google reviews.
Bozeman camper van rentals with a 5.0 rating and reviewers praising the stocked vans and helpful owners.
Anaconda rental shop for RVs, ATVs, snowmobiles, and side by sides, rated 5.0 from 17 reviews.
Small local campervan rental in Belgrade, Montana, rated 4.7 stars, popular with Yellowstone and Glacier park trips.
Great Falls repair shop for RVs, trucks and trailers, open around the clock with a 4.4 rating from 250 reviews.
Local shop for RV and trailer sales, service, and rentals in Lolo, with a 4.4-star rating from 94 reviews.
Bozeman camper van and RV rental with a perfect 5.0 rating from two reviewers.
Whitefish travel trailer rentals, delivered and set up at your campsite with linens and dishes included.
Billings motorhome rental with a 5.0 rating, open around the clock for pickups.
Bozeman RV and campervan rentals, a common start point for Yellowstone trips.
Lolo, Montana RV rental center offering motorhomes and travel trailers, with reviews mixed on staff and check-in.
Small family-run pop-up and travel-trailer rentals in Helena with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly campers.
Belgrade RV rental agency with a single review warning of a malicious download on its website.
Employee-owned RV rentals in Billings with standard and large RVs, airport shuttle, and a 3.9 rating.
Employee-owned RV rental agency on Bozeman with compact, standard and large motorhomes; mixed reviews.
Billings RV and camper rental agency with a 3.6 rating from 17 reviews and mostly positive service feedback.
Campervan rental agency in Missoula, Montana, open 24/7 for travelers heading out to explore the region.
Class C motorhome rentals in Kalispell, Montana, with a wheelchair accessible parking lot on site.
Nine of the 21 listings are camper vans, and the best-reviewed names lean that way. Moterra Campervans near Glacier holds a 5.0 from 250 reviews, and Tierra Traveler in Montana is 5.0 from 30 with delivery and airport pickup. Blacksford at Yellowstone/Bozeman is 4.9 from 217 and also delivers. A van suits Montana if you are moving often and sleeping in different spots, but it is tight for four adults and a week of gear. Ask about the kitchen kit and linen package before you assume they are included, because on my rentals they were an add-on more often than not.
Seven motorhome listings and five travel trailers round out the state. Motorhomes make sense for families and for trips where you want the bathroom and generator on board. Trailers are the cheaper way in if you have a capable tow vehicle, but check the weight and hitch setup before you commit, and confirm the trailer comes with the brake controller you need. Pintler Adventures and Aventura Camper Vans both carry 5.0 ratings on smaller review counts, which is worth reading rather than trusting the number alone. I once rented a rig that looked fine in photos and burned a tank of generator fuel in two days. Ask how generator hours are billed.
Only one company here lists one-way rentals, so most Montana trips need to start and end in the same place. Four outfits deliver to you, which is worth the fee if you are flying into Bozeman or landing near Glacier and do not want a shuttle. Summer and holiday weeks book out early, so reserve well ahead if your dates are fixed. Budget for the security deposit, mileage overage and generator fees on top of the nightly rate. Insurance is the other one to read closely: know what the rental company covers and what your own auto or travel policy picks up before you drive off.
This directory lists 21 across the state. Nine are camper van outfits, seven are motorhomes and five are travel trailers, with one company offering one-way rentals. Four will deliver to you. The average rating is 4.4.
Moterra Campervans near Glacier has 250 reviews and a 5.0 rating. Blacksford at Yellowstone/Bozeman is next at 217 reviews and 4.9. Tierra Traveler has 30 reviews at 5.0, and Bozeman RV Adventures has 36 at 4.9.
Yes. Nine of the 21 listings are camper vans, more than any other type. They suit couples and solo travelers who move often. Check whether the kitchen and linen kits cost extra, since they are often add-ons.
Plan for a security deposit, mileage overage if you go over your allowance, and generator hours on motorhomes. One-way drop fees apply if you return elsewhere, though only one company here lists one-way. Ask what the rental insurance covers and what your own policy handles.