Camper Rental in Coolidge State Park

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The ScanVan: Off-grid or site ready camper van - ready for an adventure!Class BSeats 4, Sleeps 220 ft
Newport, NH

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Vermont's Finest Brenda-B-Brenda: AWD Travel in Luxury Seats 8 Sleeps 2Class BSeats 8, Sleeps 222 ft
Dorset, VT

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2013 Pleasure-Way Pleasure-Way Class BClass BSeats 4, Sleeps 226 ft
Queensbury, NY

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
Shrewsbury Peak Trail, VTPlymouth, VT
Echo Lake Vista Trail, VTLudlow, VT
K1 Overflow Lot to Killington Peak, VTKillington, VT
Buttermilk Falls Trail, VTOkemo State Forest, VT
Okemo Mountain via Healdville Trail, VTOkemo State Forest, VT
Luce's Lookout, VTGreen Mountain National Forest, VT
Mount Tom via Faulkner Trail, VTWoodstock, VT
Appalachian Trail: Killington to Prosper, VTKillington, VT
Thundering Brook Falls, VTKillington, VT
Faulkner Trail, VTWoodstock, VT

CampgroundsLocation
Quechee / Pine Valley KOA, VTWindsor County, VT
Getaway Mountain Campground, VTWindsor County, VT
Chittenden Brook Campground, VTRutland County, VT
Tree Farm Campground, VTWindsor County, VT
Hapgood Pond Recreation Area, VTBennington County, VT
Abel Mountain Campground, VTOrange County, VT
Lake Bomoseen KOA, VTRutland County, VT
Half Moon Campground, VTRutland County, VT
Winhall Brook Campground, VTWindham County, VT
Smoke Rise Campground, VTRutland County, VT
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Frequently Asked Questions

: Renting an Camper lets you enjoy the flexibility of Camper travel without all the costs and maintenance of ownership. With a rental, you can book the perfect rig for any trip just like you would a car or hotel. With Outdoorsy, you rent directly from the host but get the backing of programs like roadside assistance, insurance, and stellar support from real, live people 24/7.
: On average, you can expect to pay between $75 and $150 per night to rent most small trailers and campervans. Larger trailers and motorhomes could cost $100 to $250 per night. Renting an Camper for a longer time can be even more affordable–a week or month-long rental could average out to less than $60 per day.
: Yes! Each Camper host can choose whether to offer unlimited miles on their vehicles. You’ll be able to see if unlimited mileage is an option on any listing you check out. If unlimited miles are not available, you’ll be able to see what is included with the base rate and what extra miles will cost.
: Many Camper hosts allow pets in their rentals. Be sure to check the listing to see if it’s an option for the rig you have your eye on. You’ll be able to see if there is an extra deposit or fee for pets before you request a booking.
: Having an Camper delivered to your home or destination is a great way to simplify your trip. Many Camper hosts offer delivery and setup services, usually for an extra fee or within a certain distance of their location. Each listing shows whether or not delivery is an option.
: Camper rentals are available all over the country! Whether you want to pick up an Camper near home to set out an epic road trip or if you want to have one ready at your destination, you can search by location for any type of rig.
: Renting an Camper is an affordable way to get all the benefits of Camper travel without the maintenance and overhead of ownership. It’s also a great way to try out the lifestyle and different types of rigs before you take the plunge and buy your own. Already own an Camper? Consider renting yours out to bring in some extra income.
: Small travel trailers and campervans can usually sleep 2-4 people comfortably. Mid-size trailers and motorhomes usually sleep 4-8. Bigger rigs often sleep 6-10, some even 12!
: Security, for one. Outdoorsy helps protect Camper hosts and renters with excellent support and insurance options, and a secure platform for listings, communication, and payments. There are plenty of other reasons though, like roadside assistance, detailed listings, and a wide variety of Campers to choose from.