How much does it cost to rent an RV in Alaska?

The cost to rent an RV in Alaska varies based on the type of RV, the season, and specific amenities. Here's a general breakdown of average costs: Class A Motorhomes : $209 per night Class B Campervans : $160 per night Class C Motorhomes : $150 to $200 per night Travel Trailers : $110 per night Fifth Wheels : $129 per night Pop-Up Trailers : $81 per night Renting for a longer duration, such as a week or month, can sometimes lower the nightly cost.

How old do you have to be to rent an RV in Alaska?

The minimum age to rent an RV in Alaska through Outdoorsy is 25. However, some rental companies may allow renters as young as 21 with an additional fee or insurance requirements.

Can I park my RV anywhere in Alaska?

No, you cannot park your RV just anywhere in Alaska. While Alaska offers many campgrounds and RV parks, it's important to follow local regulations and park only in designated areas. Dispersed camping is allowed in certain public lands but always check for specific rules and restrictions.

Do you need a special license to drive an RV in Alaska?

No special license is required to drive an RV in Alaska if the vehicle is under 26,000 pounds. A standard driver's license is sufficient for most RV rentals.

When's the best time to go to Alaska in an RV?

The best time to visit Alaska in an RV is during the summer months, from June to August. During this period, temperatures are comfortable, ranging from the mid-50s to low 70s, and the days are long, providing ample sunlight for exploration.

Can I drive my RV to Alaska from Mainland US?

Yes, you can drive your RV from the mainland US to Alaska. The most common route is via the Alaska Highway, which starts in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. Ensure your RV is well-maintained and prepared for the long journey, including checks on tires, brakes, and other vital systems.

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RV rentals in Alaska provide access to adventures like nowhere else on the continent. One of America's newest states, Alaska didn't become a part of the country until 1959. Alaska's massive oil reserves and proximity to Russia make it an essential part of the United States.

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The Great Outdoors

There are some massive national parks worth exploring when you rent an RV in southern Alaska, and one close to Juneau is Glacier Bay National Park. This park covers over 3,000,000 acres of snow-capped mountains, forests, and ice-covered fjords, and is one of the largest national parks and nature preserves in the world. The park's recreation areas are excellent for hikers, with several short trails ranging from a mile to over eight miles in length, which run by the scenic Bartlett River. Rafting and fishing are also favorite pastimes at this park, and anglers come from all over to fish for salmon in the Bartlett River. There are a few campgrounds in Glacier Bay National Park; however, many of the best-equipped RV campgrounds are in Juneau.If you're planning to rent a motorhome near Anchorage, consider stopping at Chugach State Park. Portions of the state park are located a few miles southeast of Anchorage. The park covers nearly 500,000 acres of lakes, glaciers, and mountains, making it one of the largest in the country. There are over 50 different hiking trails to explore in this mammoth park, which lead through sublime valleys and past powerful waterfalls. While hiking, be on the lookout for local wildlife, including alpine marmots, moose, and grizzly bears. There are also several bodies of water in the park, which are ideal for fishing, kayaking, and more. The park features a few campgrounds, too, including the Eagle River Campground.There are some gorgeous parks located in central Alaska, and one of the best is the Chena River Recreation Area. This natural area is situated not far from Fairbanks and consists of over 250,000 acres of grasslands, forests, and rivers. The Chena River Recreation Area is perfect for winter sports and is the ideal place to try dog-sledding. Thrillseekers will love riding ATVs along mile after mile of snowy trails, and the Chena River is a popular spot for an array of watersports, such as kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. There are two campgrounds in the Chena River Recreation Area, including the Granite Tors Trail Campground, located in the northern section of the area.There are some beautiful national parks worth visiting when you park your RV rental in northern Alaska. Kobuk Valley National Park is tucked away in the state's northwestern corner and features thousands of acres of dunes and grasslands along the Kobuk River. This park is best suited for experienced explorers, due to its remote location north of the Arctic Circle. Hiking and fishing are popular activities here, and nature watchers will love seeing the caribou migration, which happens during spring and fall. Due to its location, there aren't many campgrounds near Kobuk Valley National Park; however, makeshift campgrounds can be found throughout the area.

Exploring Alaska's Cities

There are some beautiful and vibrant cities to check out when you have a motorhome rental in Alaska. Anchorage is one of the biggest cities in Alaska and offers some unique attractions, including the Alaska Native Heritage Museum, where tourists can learn more about Alaska's indigenous people. If you want to learn more about Anchorage's recent history, there's also the Anchorage Museum, which features many exhibits highlighting how early settlers live, local artists, and much more.All ages are sure to love the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where visitors can get up close to Alaska's native animals. There are some great RV campgrounds in Anchorage, including Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park, which boasts over 100 sites with full hookups and stunning views of the nearby mountains. There are plenty of amenities around the campground, as well as a rec hall for rainy or snowy days.Head to the state's southern region and spend some time in the state capital, Juneau. The landscape surrounding this city can't be beaten, and a fantastic way to see it is by riding the Mount Roberts Tramway. Or, stop by the Alaska State Museum and see a wide variety of exhibits on Alaska's history, locally found fossils, and Native American artifacts. You can also stop by the Alaska State Capitol, and learn how this remote state is governed. There are tons of RV campgrounds near Juneau, such as the Glacier Nalu Campground Resort, which provides over 50 all-weather sites with full hookups, and affords views of nearby glaciers and mountains, with many hiking trails to discover.Another superb city worth visiting when you rent a motorhome in Alaska is Fairbanks. The city's home to some high-class museums, including The Museum of the North, which boasts a variety of exhibits on Alaska's history, culture, and nature. Gearheads are sure to love the Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum, with over 70 antique vehicles dating back as far as 1898. You can even try your hand at gold mining at the historic Gold Dredge No. 8. There are a few places to camp in Fairbanks, like the Riverview RV Park, which has over 150 sites with full hookups, and plenty of amenities, including laundry machines, showers, and restrooms.

Top-Rated Alaska RV Rentals

Ready to explore the untamed beauty of Alaska? Our top-rated RV rentals are perfect for adventurers who want reliability and comfort while chasing the Northern Lights, spotting wildlife, or driving the iconic Seward Highway. Start your Alaskan journey with an RV that travelers rave about.

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Long-Term RV Rentals in Alaska

Alaska isn’t a weekend destination—it’s a journey that deserves time. Our long-term RV rentals let you fully immerse yourself in the grandeur of Denali, the vast tundra, and charming towns like Homer and Talkeetna. Whether it’s weeks or months, our RVs are built for the long haul—just like Alaska’s endless horizons.

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Luxury RV Rentals in Alaska

Who says exploring the rugged wilderness can’t be done in style? Our luxury RV rentals in Alaska give you heated interiors, top-notch amenities, and a cozy retreat after a long day of glacier hikes or salmon fishing. Because in Alaska, you deserve comfort as big as the views.

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Cheap Camper Rental in Alaska

Exploring Alaska doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Our affordable camper rentals are perfect for budget-conscious adventurers who want to see more of the state without spending too much. Whether it’s a road trip through the Kenai Peninsula or camping by the fjords, you’ll save money for the adventure ahead.

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Pet-Friendly Motorhome Rentals in Alaska

Alaska is too incredible to leave anyone behind—including your four-legged travel buddy. Our pet-friendly motorhome rentals mean your pup (or cat!) can join the road trip of a lifetime. With plenty of space for everyone, you can explore Alaska’s trails, lakes, and wildlife together.

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Alaska RV Rentals Closest to Anchorage International Airport

Our RV rentals near Anchorage International Airport make it easy to start your Alaskan adventure right away. Conveniently located, these RVs are your ticket to exploring everything from the Chugach Mountains to the Arctic Circle.