RV rental in Orlando
from €75.90/night

Why is it worth booking an RV rental in Orlando early?

With a campervan hire in Orlando, you can make the most of the city's theme parks and attractions before enjoying a road trip in Florida. Explore the beautiful Florida coastline, drive deep into the Everglades, or stretch out your road trip with a journey down the Keys, ending up in Key West. Here you can enjoy some of the world's best sunsets. A vacation in a camper hired in Orlando can be enjoyed at anytime of the year, but peak months for rentals are April, May, and December. During these months, competition for vehicles is high so to ensure getting the best price and campervan combination as well as your chosen dates, we recommend you book several months in advance. Don't worry if your plans have to change, there are no additional charges for altering the dates for your campervan in Orlando booking. Your Camper in Orlando also comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy as well as the knowledgeable support of the friendly and experienced CamperDays customer service team. A team member will be happy to answer any queries you have or even suggest a possible itinerary for your road trip. If you love the freedom of independent travel, then a vacation in a campervan rented in Orlando is perfect. You can follow your own route and timetable, stopping off to see any attractions that tempt you along the way. A camper rental from Orlando may seem expensive at first glance. However, when you total up the cost of hotel rooms, renting a car, and dining out regularly, you'll see that a campervan vacation is really very budget-friendly.

Top tips for your Campervan trip to Orlando

Florida can get hot. Very hot. Therefore, we recommend campervan hire in Orlando between October and April when the weather is cooler and drier. The summer can be very humid, and there are often afternoon thunderstorms, which can sometimes mean you have to change your plans.

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  Driving
  Most of the roads in Orlando are wide, and there are campsites all around Orlando and the surrounding area. You need to watch out for toll roads, but your campervan rental provider can help you with this and provide you with a pass.
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  Family Friendly Activities
  Orlando is central for most of the theme parks, and if you are travelling with kids, you will visit at least one. A few of the most popular ones are Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Bush Gardens and Legoland Florida.
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  The Outdoors
  The area surrounding Florida is full of amazing places. Wekiwa Springs State Park is just 30 minutes outside of downtown Orlando. Canaveral National Seashore is another one that should be on your list. It's a wonderful coastal area with plenty of wildlife and quiet beaches.

Best Campervan routes from Orlando

Orlando to the Florida Panhandle (Pensacola)
If you rent a motorhome in Orlando and want a long road trip that takes you to Florida’s northernmost beaches, head to Pensacola in the Florida Panhandle. It’s a long 650km route that can be done in one day, but it's best to break it up over a few days to get the most out of it. Along the way, stop at Tallahassee, the capital of Florida, where there are plenty of nature reserves and historic sites to check out.

Orlando to the Everglades
We couldn’t write about campervan routes without mentioning the Everglades. This is a must-visit for any nature lover after they pick up a motorhome for hire in Orlando. The drive is 400km straight down to one of the most unique ecosystems in the world. It is home to wildlife such as alligators, manatees and exotic birds. Along the way, stop at Lake Okeechobee, the largest freshwater lake in Florida, and Big Cypress National Preserve just outside the Everglades. Around the Everglades are plenty of campsites; just be sure to book ahead, as they are very popular.

Orlando to Key West
The last road trip we recommend is a 650km drive to Key West, the southernmost point in the United States. This route starts by heading to Miami, a city you can’t just drive past. Stay the night and take it all in. Then, carry on the US-1 highway, which stretches over 42 bridges connecting the Florida Keys. Once in Key West, you will know you have arrived by the colourful streets and laidback atmosphere. 

Sites of interest and excursions in Orlando

Kennedy Space Centre
As the launch site for NASA’s space missions, Kennedy Space Centre is on the bucket list for anyone who loves science and technology. It's somewhere that all the family will love (even if they are not into space) as there are interactive exhibits and the space shuttle Atlantis experience, where you can get up close and personal with a real space shuttle.

Gatorland
Just 20 minutes south of Orlando is Gatorland, a place perfect for families and animal lovers. The park's highlight is the interactive feeding shows where staff get close to the massive alligators.  They also have a zip line that takes you over a lake filled with alligators, which makes for a unique experience.

Wekiwa Springs State Park
Wekiwa Springs State Park is where you can find one of Florida's best freshwater springs, perfect for swimming, kayaking and paddleboarding. The temperature of the spring is a consistent 22 degrees, making it a great place to cool off when the weather gets hot. Around the park, theres is also the opportunity to hire a bike and ride through some of the forest and wetlands.

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