RV rental Anchorage, AK: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Outdoor adventures are limitless in this vast terrain. On the eastern edge of the city, the Far North Bicentennial Park is home to several walking trails, lakes, and a portion of the Alaska Botanical Gardens. At 4,000 acres, the park is a great place to spend a day before diving into the depths of Alaska. In Anchorage, guided tours of various types immerse tourists into Alaskan experiences like dog sledding, water-based wildlife observation, and fishing. Cruise the coast with a rental motorcycle, kayak the streams, or ride a horse along lush trails and rugged ridges. Chugach State Park has more than 280 miles of trails, many of which lead to the 200-foot Thunderbird Falls. Hike on a portion of the historic Iditarod Trail. If you have mountaineering experience, you can traverse the Flattop Mountain Trail and head up the most climbed mountain in Alaska. To the south, the park connects to the Eastern Kenai Peninsula portion of the Chugach National Forest. Sockeye salmon fishing is popular on the Russian River, and hikers of all skill levels can find a path to follow here. Head to Portage Lake, and hop on a boat tour to check out Portage Glacier. During the ride to the massive slice of ice, you'll hear about its past and geological makeup. Gaze into the distance, and you might be able to catch glimpses of other glaciers. If you want to extend your explorations, park the Anchorage campervan rental at one of the Eastern Kenai RV campgrounds. Take advantage of your rental rig's mobility and venture north to Denali National Park and Preserve. If you’re traveling in the summer, you can take a wilderness tour from the comfort of a tour bus. Get active and explore the trails or jump on a guided tour that may lead off the beaten path. There are several RV campsites near Denali National Park; once you're here, you can settle in to appreciate the surreal scenery of bright wildflowers, stark mountain peaks, and crystal glacial melt-waters.