Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals
Family-run RV rental in Brush Prairie with a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.
Washington gives you mountains, coastline and desert in one trip, and an RV is a decent way to string them together. The state has 29 rental companies in this directory, with an average rating of 4.5. Motorhomes are the biggest group at 13, followed by travel trailers at 11 and camper vans at 9. Four companies offer one-way rentals, which matters if you don't want to drive back.
Family-run RV rental in Brush Prairie with a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.
Mercedes campervans stocked for adventure, with friendly staff and comfy beds, rated 4.9 stars.
RV rentals and repair in Lynnwood with a 4.7-star rating from 123 reviews.
Family-run RV rentals in Quincy, WA, with delivery, setup, and a 4.9-star rating from 58 reviews.
Long-running Fall City camper van rental with well-kept VW Westfalias and a 5.0 rating from 13 reviews.
Algona, WA rental shop for motorhomes, truck campers and cars, rated 4.8 from 19 Google reviews.
Well-rated RV rental in Chelan with trailers that come stocked and owners who answer fast.
Seattle-area RV and campervan rentals with unlimited miles, airport pickup, and a 5.0 rating from 7 reviews.
Outdoors RV Rentals in Tacoma offers motorhomes and campervans with solar setups and easy airport pickup.
Seattle RV rental agency with a 4.6 rating; reviewers praise helpful staff and easy instructions.
Moses Lake RV rents travel trailers with delivery to The Gorge and nearby campgrounds, rated 4.6 stars from 18 reviews.
Small travel trailer fleet in Lake Stevens with delivery within 30 miles and a 4.8-star rating from 18 reviews.
Small veteran and family owned RV rental in Spokane Valley with delivery and setup.
Monroe RV dealer and rental shop with motorhomes, trailers, delivery, and a 4.3-star rating from 167 reviews.
SeaTac motorhome rental with a 5.0 rating from two reviews praising clean RVs and easy pickup.
Campervan rentals in Kent, WA with airport handoff and friendly staff, though one guest found the bed uncomfortable.
Seattle RV rentals with unlimited miles, free extra driver, and camping gear included.
Marysville travel trailer rentals with delivery and mixed reviews on pickup and cleanliness.
Campervan and RV rentals near Seattle Airport with unlimited mileage, one-ways, and 24/7 support.
Lynnwood RV rental managing a fleet of owner-listed motorhomes and trailers, rated 4.2 from 18 reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental with travel trailers and compact RVs; reviewers praise friendly staff but note some units show wear.
Employee-owned RV rental center in Shelton offering Standard and Large RVs, with mixed feedback on cleanliness and fees.
Seattle motorhome rentals with a large nationwide fleet, helpful staff, and mixed reviews on vehicle condition.
RV rental agency in Seattle, Washington, serving travelers who want to hit the road in a motorhome or camper.
Employee-owned RV rental chain with Standard and Large RVs, renting since 1972 at over 110 North American locations.
Count the types before you book. Motorhomes (13 companies) suit families who want space and a real bathroom. Travel trailers (11) make sense if you already have a capable tow vehicle and want to leave camp set up while you drive into town. Camper vans (9) are the easy choice for two people and tight forest roads. Four companies do one-way rentals, so a Seattle pickup with a Spokane drop is possible. Ask about the drop fee before you commit, because it is rarely included in the quote you see first.
Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals holds a 5.0 across 92 reviews and covers insurance, a rare convenience. Moterra Campervans in Seattle sits at 4.9 from 132 reviews and handles one-way trips. NW Adventure Rentals (4.7, 123 reviews) rents all three main types, which helps if your group is undecided. Central Washington RV Rentals in the Moses Lake area rates 4.9 and delivers to you. Black Forest Westfalias (5.0) rents camper vans and offers airport pickup. GoNorth Seattle does motorhomes and one-way.
Expect a security deposit hold on your card, and read what insurance actually covers before you drive off. Damage waivers vary a lot between companies. Mileage is the other quiet cost: some rentals include a generous allowance, others charge per mile, so do the math on your loop. Generator hours are often capped per day, and I once paid extra for running mine past the limit. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes add-ons. Pet policies differ company to company, so confirm before you bring the dog.
This directory lists 29 companies across the state, with an average rating of 4.5. Motorhomes are the most common option at 13 companies, followed by travel trailers at 11 and camper vans at 9. Four companies offer one-way rentals.
Nine companies in this directory rent camper vans, including Moterra Campervans in Seattle and Black Forest Westfalias. It is the smallest category, so book early for summer and holidays if a van is what you want.
Yes, four companies offer one-way rentals, including Moterra Campervans in Seattle and GoNorth Seattle. Ask about the drop fee up front. It is usually charged separately and depends on the distance between pickup and drop-off.
Watch for mileage overage charges, generator hour limits, and add-ons like kitchen and linen kits. A security deposit hold goes on your card. Confirm what the insurance or damage waiver covers before you leave the lot, since terms differ between companies.