Moterra Campervans - Jackson Hole
Sprinter campervan rentals in Jackson with a 5.0 rating and detailed trip planning help.
State guide
RV rental in Wyoming
Wyoming is one of those states where the drive is the point, and seven rental outfits here cater to people who'd rather wake up near the Tetons than in a motel. Two rent motorhomes, two run camper vans, four have travel trailers, and two will deliver to you. The average rating sits at 4.9, so the quality bar is real. I've rented four RVs in my life, one of them a genuine lemon, so I read reviews closely.
6Companies listed
4.9★Average Google rating
1Rent motorhomes
1Rent camper vans
2Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
MSRV Rentals
Small Casper RV rental run by Mike and Patty, rated 5.0 by reviewers for cleanliness and helpful service.
Jackson Hole Adventure Rentals
Jackson RV rental with 4.8 stars from 492 reviews, offering travel trailers and outdoor gear.
Easy Camper Rental (Alpine)
Alpine trailer rental with a 5.0 rating from 39 reviews, praised for easy pickup and clean units.
Alpine Adventure Rentals
Wyoming powersport and trailer rentals in Alpine and Jackson Hole, rated 4.8 by 174 reviewers.
JH Off Road Rentals
Jackson off-road rental outfit with UTVs, ATVs and snowmobiles, plus delivery and a 4.9-star rating.
What the seven agencies actually offer
The mix leans toward trailers, which makes sense in a state with long empty highways and campgrounds that expect you to back in. Four of the seven outfits run travel trailers, two have motorhomes, and two stock camper vans. Several listings carry both a camper van and trailer option, so check what you're actually reserving before you get excited about the photos. If you want the vehicle dropped at your site, only two businesses offer delivery. The rest expect you to collect it. That matters when your flight lands in Jackson and your campground is an hour out of town. Ratings cluster high. Moterra Campervans in Jackson Hole holds a 5.0 across 645 reviews, the biggest sample in the state. Jackson Hole Adventure Rentals sits at 4.8 from 492 reviews.
Vans, motorhomes and trailers
Camper vans suit two people and a loose plan. They park anywhere, they're easy on fuel, and you don't spend twenty minutes leveling at every stop. Motorhomes give you the bathroom and the space, but they're thirsty and awkward on mountain passes. Travel trailers are the value play if you have a capable tow vehicle and don't mind hitching up. My one bad rental was a trailer with a failing fridge, so ask when the appliance was last serviced. On any rental, confirm what the generator hours include before you sign, because a surprise hourly charge after a hot night is a real thing. I've paid it.
Where to pick up and drop off
Most inventory sits around Jackson and Alpine, with Cody and Casper as the other towns worth checking. MSRV Rentals offers airport pickup and welcomes pets, which narrows the field if you're traveling with a dog. Moterra and JH Off Road Rentals both do delivery. One-way rentals aren't listed among the seven, so plan a loop rather than a straight line across the state. Book early for summer and holiday weeks, since the fleet here is small and the season is short. Bring or reserve a kitchen kit and linens if the listing doesn't include them.
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Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Wyoming?
Seven. Two rent motorhomes, two have camper vans, and four offer travel trailers, so some businesses carry more than one type. The average rating across them is 4.9.
Which companies deliver the RV to me?
Two of the seven offer delivery, Moterra Campervans in Jackson Hole and JH Off Road Rentals. Everyone else expects you to pick up at their lot, so factor the drive into your first day.
Can I rent with a pet?
MSRV Rentals lists pets among its features, which makes it the obvious first call if a dog is coming along. Always confirm the pet fee and any cleaning deposit directly, since policies vary by vehicle.
Is a one-way rental possible?
None of the seven Wyoming listings show one-way service. Plan a loop back to your pickup town, or ask each company directly before booking. One-way fees elsewhere are usually steep anyway.