RV rental in Las Vegas
from €33.44/night

Why is it worth booking an RV rental in Las Vegas early?

Pick up a campervan in Las Vegas and spend a couple of fun days in the city's glittering streets before heading out on a road trip. Enjoy a magical drive through the sun-kissed red rocks of the Valley of Fire, the wonders of Zion National Park, and the imposing beauty of the Grand Canyon. You can enjoy a vacation in a camper rented from Las Vegas at any time of the year but the highest demand for rentals is between April and October. If you need to travel during this period, we recommend booking your campervan rental in Las Vegas several months in advance. This way you can be sure of getting the best vehicle at the best price as well as your preferred dates. And, if you need to change those dates there won't be any additional charges. If you're worried about your vacation budget, simply add up the cost of hotel rooms, car rental, and restaurant bills to see just how competitively priced a campervan hired in Las Vegas is. Your reservation also comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy and the knowledgeable support of the CamperDays customer service team. Experienced team members are always on hand to answer any concerns you may have. A road trip in a KEYWORD from Las Vegas is perfect for adventure-driven travelers. You have total independence and the thrill of waking up to a magnificent new view every morning.

Top tips for your Campervan trip to Las Vegas

Las Vegas is hot all year round. Some might say it is too hot, but most campervans will have air conditioning, becoming your best friend during your trip. The best months for motorhome rental in Las Vegas are March to May or September to November. The weather will be slightly cooler (but still hot), making your visit more manageable.

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  Driving
  Most highways have rest areas, which usually have toilets and picnic areas to stop at during long journeys. Be careful of the entrance fees at national parks while driving along, and if you can, invest in a National Parks Pass. These will save you money if you visit several during your trip.
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  Family Friendly Activities
  If you have time, check out Adventure Dome at Circus Circus, an indoor theme park full of roller coasters and carnival games. Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay is also a great day out where kids can get close to sharks, sea turtles and piranhas.
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  The Great Outdoors
  Casinos and campervans? Is there a better combination for a holiday? After visiting the casinos, there's so much amazing outdoor space around Las Vegas that most people never get to see. Fire State Park, Lake Mead National Recreation Area and Red Rock Canyon National Conversation Area are some of the best.

Best campervan routes in Las Vegas

Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon
This is an iconic road trip that is very popular with people who rent a campervan in Las Vegas. It's a nice 450km drive that takes you through the Arizona desert landscape. We recommend breaking the journey up as there are many great places to stop. We recommend stopping at the Hoover Dam or exploring some Route 66 towns like Kingman and Williams. This whole route was just made for camper van hire in Las Vegas, and there are plenty of campsites where you can stay.

Las Vegas to Zion National Park
This shorter 270km route takes you to Zion National Park in Utah. As you leave the bright lights of Vegas, you will find yourself driving through some lovely desert landscapes. It’s an area known for its sandstone cliffs, hiking trails and canyons. Once there, book on the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. This is a car-free road where only a shuttle bus runs, but it also gives you some fantastic views of the park. There are many campgrounds in Zion National Park, but 2 of the best are Watchman Campground and South Campground.

Las Vegas to Arches National Park
If you want a longer journey, the 700km drive to Arches National Park could be for you. Along the way, you could stop at two other parks (Capital Reef National Park and Goblin Valley  State Park), breaking the journey up over 3 days. The town of Moab near the Arches National Park is a great place to stay, and it's a place made for campervans and theres plenty of shops to stock up on supplies. Be warned, though, the area is popular so make sure you book in advance.

Sites of interest and excursions in Las Vegas

Valley of Fire State Park
Just outside of Vegas is Valley State Park, which is known as one of the most beautiful natural areas in Nevada. It’s an area known for its red sandstone formations and ancient petroglyphs. The Fire Wave Trail is a popular hike in this area, leading you to some of the most iconic rock formations.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Just 50km outside of Vegas is Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This was created during the construction of the Hoover Dam. You will be spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor activities, as there's the chance to hire a boat, go fishing, swim or go hiking. There are plenty of campsites in the area as its popular with those who pick up a motorhome for hire in Las Vegas. Book ahead, as these can be popular during the peak season.

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
This is a perfect short drive away as it's only 25km outside the city and could make an ideal first stop after picking up your campervan. It's a great place to participate in rock climbing or wildlife watching. If you are lucky enough, you might see a desert tortoise or a bighorn sheep. Overall, it's a great place to drive to if you just have a campervan for the day.

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