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Why is it worth booking a campervan in Seattle early?

Pick up an RV rental in Seattle and you're ideally placed for a road trip adventure through the Pacific Northwest, a journey that can take in the North Cascades National Park and the Canadian Rockies as well as the cities of Vancouver in Canada and Portland in Oregon. The best time for a road trip in a camper rental from Seattle is between May and October but with many other travelers wanting to take advantage of the good weather, this is the peak period for campervan hire. To be sure of getting the best price-vehicle combo and your preferred dates, CamperDays recommends making your reservation several months in advance. There are no additional charges for changing your booking dates so you don't have to worry about being an early bird. Your reservation for a Camper in Seattle also comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy and the expertise of the CamperDays customer service team. A team member is always on hand to answer any questions and give you tips on planning a successful road trip. A vacation adventure in an RV rental from Seattle is sure to be memorable as you have the freedom to set your own route and timetable and the delight of waking up to a different view every day. It needn't break your vacation budget either. To see how competitively priced it is, simply add up the cost of hotel rooms, car rental, and restaurant meals and compare the two.

FAQs

• How old do you have to be to drive a camper rental from Seattle?

  You need to be 21 and over to legally drive a campervan in the USA. Most rental companies, however, prefer drivers to be older than 25 and may make a surcharge for younger drivers.

• Is a special driving license needed for a campervan rented in Seattle?

  No. All you need is a national driving license that you have held for at least one year.

• Is a credit card required when picking up a campervan rental in Seattle?

  The main driver should always have a credit card. Details are held as a security and damages deposit.

• Can campervans be driven on any type of road?

  While most roads in the Seattle area are suitable for campervans, there may be some roads further afield that are not suitable for heavy or large vehicles. To avoid problems, check out your route with the rental company and read your terms and conditions carefully.

• Can I park anywhere overnight in my Camper from Seattle?

  Yes. You can park your campervan anywhere overnight including in the national parks and forests. If you go over the border into Canada, different rules may apply.

• Can children and babies travel in campervans?

  Nearly all campers are suitable for babies and young children and a road trip vacation is always great fun with young families. Just be sure to have appropriate child seats.

• Can my pet travel with me in a camper hired in Seattle?

  Most rental companies have a selection of pet-friendly vehicles where well-behaved dogs are welcome. Always check the terms and conditions.

Categories of campervans in Seattle

Small RV

2 - 4 peopleFuel consumption: 10 - 20 l / 100 kmFor people who don’t need much spacePros: mobile, compact, low rental price

Luxury RV

3 - 7 peopleFuel consumption: ca. 25 l / 100 kmFor people who like high comfortPros: spacious, high comfort, exclusive equipment

Large motorhomes

3 - 7 peopleFuel consumption: ca. 25 - 35 l / 100 kmFor experienced driversPros: comfortable, spacious

4WD campers

2 - 4 peopleFuel consumption: ca. 16 l / 100 kmFor people who love exploring the landscapePros: powerful engine, all-terrain

Truck campervan

2 - 5 peopleFuel consumption: ca. 30 l / 100 kmFor intermediate driversPros: all-terrain, comfortable, mobile, powerful engine