Local campers. Front Range ready.
Denver RV Rentals From Local Owners
Browse travel trailers, campervans and motorhomes across the metro, every one cleaned, maintained and handed over by our local crew. Pick your dates, book the camper online, and point it at the mountains.
- Book online in minutes
- Cleaned and inspected between trips
- Delivery to many Front Range parks
Start with the shape of your trip
Pick Your Camper Type
Eight shapes of camper rent around the metro. Match the rig to the trip, not the other way around.
Travel Trailer
Tow it with the truck you already own, drop it at the lake, keep the truck for town runs.
Fifth Wheel
The residential option. Real stairs, a real bedroom, slides that double the living room.
Class A
The rolling condo, with a windshield like a movie screen pointed at the Rockies.
Class B Campervan
Fits a normal parking spot, sips fuel, and turns any pullout into a camp for two.
Class C
The family favorite. Bunk over the cab, and it drives like a moving truck, not a bus.
Toy Hauler
A garage in the back for dirt bikes or sleds. The ramp doubles as a camp patio.
Pop-Up Camper
Folds flat for the garage and tows light enough for many crossovers.
Truck Camper
Rides on the pickup bed and goes wherever the truck goes, forest roads included.
No counter, no shuttle, no fine print maze
Book It in Four Moves
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Search real dates
Set your trip window and camper type. You're looking at live local inventory, not stock photos from three states away.
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Ask us anything
Tow weight, pet rules, generator hours. The crew answering stores, cleans and maintains these rigs all year.
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Pick up, or get it delivered
Grab it yourself after a full walkthrough with our crew, or have us tow it to your reserved campsite, leveled and hooked up before you arrive.
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Camp, return, review
Bring it back the way the listing spells out, post your review, and start plotting the next loop.
Glamping, the honest way
Camp Without Towing
Here's the play. Reserve a campsite in your own name at Cherry Creek, Chatfield or Bear Creek Lake. Then book a trailer here and choose delivery at checkout. Our crew tows it out, levels it, plugs in power and water, and hands you the keys to a camp that's already made.
Want the full white glove? Add a camp food package at checkout, or rent bikes, a fire kit and camp gear with the rig, and the site is stocked before you pull in.
Your park reservation never touches our system. It stays between you and Colorado Parks and Wildlife, or the private park office. We handle the camper side, they handle the dirt.
- Reserve your site with the park, same as any tent camper.
- Book the camper here and pick delivery at checkout.
- Show up to a leveled, powered rig and unpack the cooler.
Real rigs, ready to roll
Campers Around the Metro
Where the camper goes next
Weekends Within Reach
Every drive time below starts at downtown Denver. Half of these you can reach on a half tank, after work, on a Friday.
Cherry Creek State Park
A reservoir campground inside the metro itself. Paddle at sunset, watch the city glow on the drive out.
Bear Creek Lake Park
Lakewood's own lake park, with quiet loops tucked under the hogback and easy delivery from the west metro.
Chatfield State Park
Full hookup loops, a swim beach, and hot air balloons lifting off at dawn over the reservoir.
Golden Gate Canyon State Park
Aspen groves, September elk bugles, and campsites near 9,000 feet. Bring the furnace even in July.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Trail Ridge Road crests above 12,000 feet. Park campgrounds book out months ahead, so plan early.
Garden of the Gods country
Red rock spires with Pikes Peak behind them, and campgrounds ringing Colorado Springs in every direction.
Local knowledge, included free
Rent at Altitude, Skip the Rookie Tax
Denver sits at 5,280 feet, and the road west climbs another mile. The Eisenhower Tunnel tops out above 11,100 feet. Plenty of tow setups that felt strong at sea level wheeze up the Georgetown grade, and the runaway truck ramps on the way back down are not decoration.
A camper that lives here is already set up for here. Furnaces that hold their own on a 38 degree July night at 9,000 feet. Chocks and levelers for sloped forest sites. A crew that can tell you which loop at Chatfield catches afternoon shade, and why the smart money drives the passes before lunch.
That's the case for renting local instead of dragging a rig 600 miles from some flatland lot. The camper's acclimated. So is the person handing you the keys.
For the rig in your side yard
That Trailer Should Pay Its Way
Be honest, how many weekends did your camper actually leave the driveway last summer? Tell us what you've got and the daily rate you want to earn. We list it, rent it, clean it, maintain it and deliver it, and we only take our cut when it books. Block the dates you want to camp. Earn on the ones you don't. Stop letting hail season use your rig for target practice.
- You set the daily rate, we build around it
- Cleaning, maintenance and storage handled
- Delivery and setup run by our crew
- Nothing up front, we earn when it books
Straight answers
Before You Book
The six questions we hear most, answered the way we'd answer them at a campfire.
Do I need a special license to drive a motorhome?
No. Colorado lets you drive the rentals listed here, including the big Class A rigs, on a standard driver's license. What matters more is comfort behind the wheel. If you've never driven anything longer than a pickup, start with a Class C. The learning curve is one empty parking lot, not a semester.
How old do I have to be to rent?
Every listing prints its minimum age. Most rigs rent at 25 and up, a few take younger drivers. Check the listing before you request dates, and save yourself an awkward message.
Does my booking include the campsite?
No, and that's on purpose. You reserve the site in your own name with the park, state or private. You book the camper here. Pick delivery and our crew meets you at that site with everything leveled and hooked up. Your park reservation never runs through us, so there's no markup hiding in it.
Can I get the RV delivered instead of towing it?
Usually, yes. Most rigs on the board can be delivered, and each listing shows the radius and fee. Cherry Creek, Chatfield and Bear Creek Lake are short hauls from most of the metro, so those runs cost the least. Setup at the site, power, water, stabilizers, comes with the service.
Are pets allowed?
That's set rig by rig, and the owner's house rules ride along with their camper. Plenty of listings welcome dogs. Flip on the pet friendly filter and you'll only see campers that do. Expect rules about beds and hair. We still hand you a lint roller with the keys.
Can I rent an RV here in winter?
Some rigs, yes. Look for four season listings with enclosed, heated tanks and a furnace we actually vouch for. High country nights get brutal, and plenty of campers on the market are three season builds. When in doubt, ask us and say where you're headed. We'll tell you straight if a rig can't do Leadville in January.
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