RV rental in the United States

• California
• Nevada
• Oregon
• Utah
• Arizona
• Colorado
• New Mexico
• Texas
• Minnesota
• Illinois
• Alaska
• Georgia
• Virginia
• Maryland
• Florida
• New Jersey
• Massachusetts

• West Coast of the USA
• East Coast of the USA

• Las Vegas
• Denver
• San Francisco
• Los Angeles
• Phoenix
• New York
• San Diego
• Houston
• Seattle

Why is it worth booking a campervan rental in the USA early?

With its vast network of excellent roads, magnificent mountain ranges, national parks, and abundance of flora and fauna, an RV rental in the USA is a fantastic way of exploring this vast country. Add in the excitement of towns and cities such as New York, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Orlando, and your road trip gets even better. Throughout most of the country, a campervan in the USA can be enjoyed at any time of the year but demand peaks between the months of May and October. If this is when you want to take your vacation, you should book your camper rental in the USA a few months in advance. By booking early, you'll get the dates of your choice as well as the best price-vehicle combos. Don't worry, if something happens and your dates change. There's no extra charge for making alterations. A fair and transparent cancellation policy is also part of your booking. If you value independence, a camper hired in the USA is perfect. You are free to go where you like, when you want with no timetables to follow and always something new to see and do. A KEYWORD in the USA is surprisingly good value. Compare it with the cost of hotel accommodation, car rental, and dining out for the same period, and you'll see that the price is very competitive. If you still have any questions, contact the CamperDays customer service team. Team members use their local knowledge to answer questions as well as give expert advice about road trip routes.

Useful Tips for Camping in The USA

You can visit the USA all year round depending on what you would like to do. You can drive a campervan in the USA if you have a valid UK passport and a full UK driving licence and are aged 21 or over.

• Outdoor Activities

  The USA has an enormous range of outdoor activities to choose from such as surfing, hiking or exploring one of the many national parks.

• Beach Holidays

  he beaches in California, Florida and North Carolina are some of the best beaches in the USA. You can go swimming, surfing or relax at the beach and enjoy the good weather.

• Winter Holidays

  Colorado, Utah and Vermont are great for skiing and snowboarding and these are some of the best states to visit for a winter holiday. However, if you are looking for a sunny winter getaway then make sure you go to Florida.

Best Campervan Routes

Here at CamperDays we aren’t only campervan experts, as we also have lots of great tips. Below you will find a small list of campervan routes:

• Route 66: It starts in Chicago and it goes through eight different states. Along the way you can visit national parks, see quirky roadside attractions and take pictures of the breathtaking scenery. There is lots to do and see so make sure to allow enough time to explore this exciting route.

• Blue Ridge Parkway : On this route there are lots of beautiful green mountains, which have several hiking trails just waiting to be explored. There are also ancient rock formations and spectacular waterfalls. It will take around 2-5 days and it starts in Cherokee and passes through the amazing Pisgah National Forest, several state parks, Roanoke and ends at the Shenandoah National Park.

• Florida Highway 1: Highway 1 in Florida runs almost the full length of the state’s Atlantic Coast before ending in spectacular Key West. This route takes 6 days and it goes through lots of great places such as St Augustine, Canaveral National Seashore, Fort Lauderdale and then ending at South Beach.

Driving in The USA

• Remember that in the USA they drive on the right, it is important to keep this in mind when overtaking or turning.

• You can turn right at a red light unless stated otherwise.

• You must come to a complete stop at a stop sign. At a 4-way junction with four stop signs, the driver who arrives first goes first. If drivers arrive at the same time the driver on the right goes first.

• Speed limits vary from state to state. Make sure to look out for road signs. In urban areas speed limits are generally 25-30 mph and for motorways they range from 65-80 mph.

Some of Sardinia’s best attractions

Sardinia is known for its fantastic coastline and ancient history. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit

Capo Testa

• In Northern Sardinia, between the Costa Smeralda and the Maddalena Islands, Capo Testa has crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. These beaches are the island's most picturesque beaches.

• These beaches are free in comparison to those on the Costa Smeralda and you don't need to take a boat to get to them. It is recommended to go to Santa Reparata for windsurfing and snorkeling.

Castelsardo

• An old and busy little fishing harbor town, which is full of pastel-colored buildings. By going up the hill you will be able to visit a 12th-century castle with a museum that explores the local specialty of basket making.

• Amazing views of the coastline can be seen at the top. The Duomo, in the little plaza below, has one of Sardinia's finest altarpieces, which dates back to the 15th century. 

Tour Nuraghe Su Nuraxi

• This ancient village is the nearest one to Cagliari, which even offers 30-minute tours and English-speaking guides. The outer walls were built in the 11th or 12th century BC. You can go inside the tower and climb to the top for a close-up view of the stacked dome.

• Make sure to visit the Casa Zapata Museum after exploring the towers. Here you can find fascinating exhibits and another nuraghe.

Santa Cristina Nuraghe and the Holy Well

• This is one of Sardinia's most diverse archaeological attractions, where you can visit a well-preserved "holy well". There is also a well temple dating back to 1100 BC and a nuraghe tower where you can climb to its open wildflower-strewn roof for views of the prehistoric stone village.

• Make sure to stop between the well and the nuraghe to see the group of tiny stone pilgrim lodgings, which were former monks' cells surrounding a 12th-century church.