What are the requirements to rent an RV in Kansas?

Most Outdoorsy rentals require renters to be at least 25 years old with a valid U.S. driver’s license. Some owners approve 21+ renters with added insurance and a clean driving record.

Do I need a special driver’s license to rent an RV in Kansas?

Nope. A standard Kansas Class C driver’s license covers RVs under 26,000 lbs, which includes nearly every listing available through Outdoorsy.

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

RV rentals in Kansas usually range from $100–$225 per night, depending on the size, type, and season. Rates may vary during holiday weekends or popular local events.

Are there mileage and generator usage limits when renting an RV?

Most rentals include 100–150 miles per day and a limited number of generator hours. Check your listing for details—overages can incur extra charges.

Can I take a rented RV to parks or campgrounds in Kansas?

Absolutely. Kansas is home to plenty of RV-friendly campgrounds and state parks. Just confirm site sizes in advance and make reservations early during peak travel months.

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In the heart of the United States, Kansas is bordered by Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado. It was home to a diversity of Native American tribes for thousands of years before being settled by Americans in 1827 following the establishment of Fort Leavenworth. During its early years, abolitionists and pro-slavery settlers clashed before emerging as a free state in 1861.

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The Kansas Outdoors

With an RV rental in Kansas, you can easily explore the state's open plains and wilderness areas. The first state park to be established in Kansas was Kanopolis State Park, which lies amidst the rolling hills and bluffs of the Smoky Hills region. It features more than 30 miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails to explore, not to mention a 3,500-acre lake where you can fish and swim. Soak up the views from the top of the Dakota sandstone bluffs and explore the crevices of Horsethief Canyon while keeping your eyes peeled for bald eagles, songbirds, and wildflowers. There are areas for camping at Kanopolis State Park (Langley Point and Horsethief), with nearly 450 sites that range from primitive to full hookups.In western Kansas, you’ll find Lake Scott State Park, which centers around the waters of a spring-fed freshwater lake. It was established in 1928 and is now a popular hub for fishing, hiking, boating, and camping. There’s a pristine beach from where you can swim, canoe, or rent a pedal boat, as well as the remains of El Cuartelejo, the northernmost pueblo in the United States. Aside from 175 primitive campsites at the Lake Scott State Park campground, there are also around 55 with hookups available, plus modern restroom facilities.Anglers should head northeast to the Tuttle Creek State Park and try their luck at luring white bass in the reservoir or trout in the River Pond area. Canoes, kayaks, and pedal boats are all available for rent, or you can explore the surrounding tallgrass prairie on foot. An 18-hole disc golf course, volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits are among the other recreational facilities, along with a state-of-the-art shooting range. When it’s time to bunk down for the night, you can opt for one of the Tuttle Creek State Park campsites, available with full hookups, electric/water, or electric-only connections. A dump station is also on-site.

Exploring Kansas’ Cities

Rent an RV in Kansas and head to the capital, Topeka, which is home to the neoclassical State Capitol that’s famed for its domed architecture and murals. Learn about the 1954 Supreme Court decision to end racial segregation in schools while visiting the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site or delve into the state’s history at the Kansas Museum of History. Interactive exhibits await at the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center, and one of the world’s greatest stuntmen is honored at the impressive Evel Knievel Museum. Some of the best RV parks in Kansas can be found in its capital city. The Topeka/Capital City KOA is convenient for those wanting a central location, or you can book a campsite at the Lake Shawnee Campground to the city’s east for a waterfront setting.While it’s not the capital, Wichita is the largest city in Kansas. It has evolved from an old western trading post into a vibrant, modern city. It’s packed with museums that include Exploration Place, where you’ll find Kansas in Miniature. The small-scale exhibit depicts the state back in the 1950s. Discover 19th-century life in Wichita at the Old Cowtown Museum or wander through the scenic wildflower meadow of Botanica Wichita. The city has also garnered a reputation as a foodie destination, with a boom in farm-to-table options among its 1,000+ restaurants. Several Witchita RV parks, including the Air Capital RV Park, K and R RV Park, and the USI RV Park, offer full hookups and convenient amenities.Straddling the border with Missouri in Kansas’ far east is Kansas City. The city's rich jazz legacy is celebrated at the American Jazz Museum. It shares its building with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in a district that served as the main hub of African-American cultural activity during the early 20th century. Art enthusiasts shouldn’t miss a visit to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, with a collection that features nearly 40,000 pieces and ranges from ancient to contemporary works. The Walnut Grove RV Park in the city’s west offers around 50 sites, with 30 or 50-amp connections, a laundromat, and a dog park.

Top-Rated Kansas RV Rentals

Our top-rated Kansas RV rentals are traveler-approved for comfort, reliability, and adventure. Whether you're planning a trip down the historic Santa Fe Trail or heading to a lakefront campsite, these RVs have you covered.

2017 Coachmen Leprechan Class C rental in Overland Park, KS

2017 Coachmen LeprechanClass CSeats 6, Sleeps 625 ft
Overland Park, KS

4.6 (29)

2015 Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite Travel trailer rental in Overbrook, KS

Jayco Jay Feather Ultra LiteTravel trailerSleeps 322 ft
Overbrook, KS

5 (27)

2021 Coachmen Freelander Class C rental in Overland Park, KS

The Gypsy Jaunt 2021 Coachmen FreelanderClass CSeats 9, Sleeps 730 ft
Overland Park, KS

4.9 (26)

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Long-Term RV Rentals in Kansas

Long-term RV rentals offer a comfortable and cost-effective way to stay mobile, whether you’re in town for work, visiting family, or embracing full-time travel. our long-term RV rentals in Kansas offer all the comforts of home—just with better views and way more freedom.

2017 Keystone RV Montana High Country Fifth-wheel rental in Wilson, KS

Destination relaxationFifth-wheelSleeps 635 ft
Wilson, KS

5 (2)

2017 Forest River Cherokee Travel trailer rental in Hutchinson, KS

2017 Forest River Cherokee Patriot EditionTravel trailerSleeps 628 ft
Hutchinson, KS

5 (4)

2025 Forrest River Campsite Reserve Travel trailer rental in Salina, KS

Sunflower Camper RentalsTravel trailerSleeps 830 ft
Salina, KS

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Luxury RV Rentals in Kansas

Kansas may be known for wide-open spaces, but that doesn’t mean you have to rough it. Our luxury RV rentals come with top-tier amenities, spacious interiors, and all the modern comforts you need to road trip in style.

2022 Forest River Coachmen Mirada Class A rental in Shawnee, KS

2022 Coachmen Mirada 35ES-M 2 slides -Full Service Seasonal RatesClass ASeats 8, Sleeps 836 ft
Shawnee, KS

5 (21)

2016 Georgetown Georgetown Motorhome Class A rental in Holton, KS

Forest River Georgetown 351DSClass ASeats 8, Sleeps 935 ft
Holton, KS

5 (3)

2017 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E Class A rental in Bonner Springs, KS

*Thor* 2017 32ft Thor A.C.E. 30.2 - Sleeps 7Class ASeats 6, Sleeps 731.5 ft
Bonner Springs, KS

3.5 (2)

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Cheap Camper Rentals in Kansas

Our cheap camper rentals let you experience the beauty of the Sunflower State without draining your travel fund. From weekend getaways to cross-country road trips, these budget-friendly campers prove that adventure doesn’t have to be expensive.

2024 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup Class C rental in Wichita, KS

Easy to Tow Family CamperClass CSeats 1, Sleeps 521 ft
Wichita, KS

5 (1)

2018 R-Pod R-Pod Trailer Travel trailer rental in GARDNER, KS

2018 Forest River R-pod 178Travel trailerSleeps 420 ft
GARDNER, KS

5 (3)

2018 Gulf Stream Gulfstream Travel trailer rental in Eudora, KS

Dorothy the Ruby Red Kansas BeautyTravel trailerSleeps 626 ft
Eudora, KS

5 (3)

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Pet-Friendly Motorhome Rentals in Kansas

We understand that pets are part of the family, and our RVs are equipped to make them feel right at home. Hit the road together and explore pet-friendly parks, trails, and attractions in Kansas.

Destination relaxationFifth-wheelSleeps 635 ft
Wilson, KS

5 (2)

2019 Forest River Salem Cruise Lite Travel trailer rental in Russell, KS

Big family fun in a compact, cozy camper!Travel trailerSleeps 523 ft
Russell, KS

5 (5)

2021 Dutchmen Coleman Lantern LT Travel trailer rental in Saint George, KS

2021 Dutchmen Coleman Lantern LT BunkhouseTravel trailerSleeps 828 ft
Saint George, KS

5 (15)

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Kansas RV Rentals Closest to Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport (ICT)

Our RV rentals near Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport (ICT) make it easy to start your adventure right away. Skip the hassle of city driving—just pick up your RV and roll straight into the great Kansas outdoors.