There are lots of places to park RV rentals in Salt Lake City. Pony Express RV Resort is in the heart of the city, located close to downtown Salt Lake. Open year-round, it’s within proximity to several of Utah’s leading ski destinations and the Great Salt Lake. Amenities include a heated pool, a clubhouse with a game room, bike rentals, and a basketball half-court. CampVIP has several full-hookup RV sites, a lovely park-like setting, and lots of recreational amenities, including playgrounds, swimming pools, and basketball courts. Mountain Shadows RV Park is on the south side of town and offers dozens of RV campsites, a heated pool, a playground, volleyball and basketball courts, a clubhouse, and Wi-Fi. Lakeside RV Campground in Provo hugs the shores of the Provo River. Roll into one of the pull-through sites with the Salt Lake City camper rental and enjoy full hookups, cable TV connections, and Wi-Fi. Lakeside campers also have access to a swimming pool, laundry facilities, and restrooms with hot showers.

The boundless desert terrain of Utah is brimming with gorgeous gorges and canyons, stunning rock formations, glittering bodies of water, and breathtaking mountainscapes. The Matheson Nature Preserve and Governors Groves is within the city limits and features stunning views of Twin Peaks mountain. Spend a morning hiking or biking along the mile-long loop trail and then head to nearby Sunnyside Park for a picnic. Fuel up the Salt Lake City rental RV and head for Antelope Island State Park, an hour's drive north of the city. The island is the biggest of ten on the Great Salt Lake. This exotic wilderness resembles an African savanna, with expansive views, rugged coastlines, and an array of animal life, including bison, bighorn sheep, and pronghorn antelope. Sightings of a horse-crocodile cryptid known as the North Shore Monster have been reported here, too. Hikers, bikers, and horseback riders can traverse the backcountry trails, and the Antelope Island RV campsites are perfect for those hoping to spend some extra time exploring the park. Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest is just east of Salt Lake City. Towering mountains, limestone caves, and forest floors of wildflowers fill this two-million-acre spread. Pack up the gear for a strenuous hike to the Timpanogos Cave National Monument, or hook Cutthroat trout at the Henrys Fork River. Anglers will also find opportunities at Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, Washington Lake, and dozens of other sparkling streams and creeks within the forest. Take in dramatic views at a comfortable cruising speed along the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway near Kamas. Forests fade to ranchland and rivers, and the High Unita Wilderness can be accessed along the way. Feel like hitting the open road in the SLC motorhome rental? Just a few hours' drive south sprawls one of the state’s best attractions, Zion National Park. Established in 1919, it was the state’s first national park and hosts millions of visitors each year. Deep rocky canyons and towering, red sandstone cliffs are terrain trademarks, and the North Fork of the Virgin River runs through the park. It flows to the Emerald Pools, an oasis in the middle of a desert, complete with waterfalls and vibrant greenery. Zion National Park expands across more than 220 square miles and contains almost as many miles of hiking trails. RV campgrounds at Zion are plentiful, each with dozens of RV-friendly sites. During the Utah RV rental excursion, don't miss Arches National Park. Just north of Moab, the park features more than 2,000 natural stone arches, as well as enormous rocks, giant fins, and huge pinnacles. Canyoneering and rock climbing are top-notch here, and the vast desert landscape yields some of the best stargazing in the state.