Campervan hire in the USA
from €32.69/night

The minimum age for driving a campervan in the USA is 21 but most rental companies prefer drivers to be over 25. Surcharges may be added for younger drivers.

All you need is a full driving license issued in your country of residence. You should have had this for at least a year.

Yes. The main driver's credit card should always be presented. This is used for a security and damages deposit.

The majority of roads in the USA are excellent, but some may not be suitable for heavier or larger vehicles. Ask the advice of your rental company and always check your terms and conditions.

As long as you're parking considerately and following any local signage, you can park and wild camp wherever you like.

This shouldn't be a problem as long as you have the permission of your rental company. Remember, that parking and camping laws are different in Canada.

The freedom of a road trip vacation is ideal for young families and most campervans are suitable. Make sure to have the appropriate child seats. Most rental companies have a selection of pet-friendly vehicles in which well-behaved dogs are allowed.

Rental prices for RVs in the USA vary by region and generally range between $71 and $251 per night, with prices having dropped in 2026. You can often book compact entry-level models at CamperDays starting from around $32. Depending on the season, desired add-on packages (such as premium protection), and for more luxurious, large motorhomes, the final price will be correspondingly higher.

During the nationwide peak season (especially in July and August), prices are on average often two to three times higher than in the quieter months. However, since the country is huge, ideal travel times and rates depend heavily on the different climate zones:

• Classic summer destinations (e.g., New York, Boston, Seattle): The clear peak season here is in the warmer summer months (May to September). If you don't mind the cold or rainy weather, you'll find absolute bargains in the winter half of the year (November to April).

• The sunny Southwest (e.g., Los Angeles, Las Vegas): California and Nevada can be visited almost year-round. While summer is extremely popular and more expensive here, spring and fall also offer fantastic weather and often more relaxed prices.

• The tropical South (e.g., Miami, Orlando): In Florida, prices also rise during the international vacation season in midsummer. However, the "Sunshine State" is a wonderful, pleasantly warm, and often price-stable alternative to dreary weather back home, especially during European winter or spring.