How much does it cost to rent a camper in Maine?

The cost to rent an RV in Maine varies based on the type of RV and the amenities you require. Here's a general breakdown of average costs: Class A Motorhomes : $175 to $275 per night Class B Campervans : $100 to $200 per night Class C Motorhomes : $150 to $200 per night Travel Trailers : $50 to $125 per night Fifth Wheels : $60 to $150 per night Pop-Up Trailers : $45 to $100 per night Renting for a longer duration, such as a week or month, can sometimes lower the nightly cost.

Do Maine state parks have RV hookups?

Yes, many Maine state parks offer RV hookups, including water, electric, and sometimes sewer connections. Popular parks like Camden Hills State Park, Sebago Lake State Park, and Lily Bay State Park provide these amenities for RV travelers.

Are there any RV parks in Maine?

Maine is home to numerous RV parks and campgrounds. Some well-known options include Bar Harbor Campground, Wolfe's Neck Oceanfront Camping, and Bailey's Camping Resort. These parks offer a variety of amenities, such as heated pools, WiFi, and easy access to local attractions.

How old do I have to be to rent an RV in Maine?

To rent an RV in Maine, you generally need to be at least 25 years old. This age requirement ensures that renters have sufficient driving experience and meet insurance criteria.

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Maine’s popularity as a summer destination for New Englanders has certainly earned it the nickname “Vacationland." The Pine Tree State has something for everyone: delicious food and drinks in Portland, vibrant arts scenes in its coastal villages, and big outdoor adventures in its interior. Whether you love the city, the mountains, or the sea, RV camping in Maine has you covered.

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Exploring Maine’s Cities

One of the best places to start your Maine RV camping trip is in Kittery, at the state’s southern end, just over the border from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. It’s most well-known for its outlet mall shopping and massive outdoor sporting goods store, but as a former shipbuilding site, the town has lots of history to explore, too. It’s the oldest incorporated town in Maine, and if you walk its streets, you can find houses dating back to the early 1700s that are still standing. Also, while off-limits to the general public, you can observe from afar the Portsmouth Naval Prison, a castle-like Navy penitentiary that operated until the 1970s.If there’s one city in Maine that you’ve heard anything about, it’s almost certainly Portland. Like its cousin in Oregon, it has seen a population boom and an influx in gourmet restaurants and vibrant nightlife. Craft beer lovers can rejoice, as Portland also has more breweries per capita than any other city. If shopping is on your agenda, the town of Freeport is just a half an hour's drive north of Portland and has some of the best outlet mall shopping in New England. It’s also home to L.L. Bean’s flagship store, which is an experience in itself and a must for anyone who enjoys the outdoors.There are no RV campgrounds in Portland. However, camping in southern Maine isn’t difficult, as the beaches between Portland and the New Hampshire border have quite a few campgrounds to choose from. Wassamki Springs Campground in nearby Scarborough is an excellent choice with lakefront sites, full hookups, hot showers, laundry facilities, and a small store stocked with essentials. The park also offers a full activity schedule that’s great for families.A bit farther north is Bangor, home to the University of Maine, which gives it an unexpectedly cosmopolitan vibe for a town so far from a major metropolitan area. Bangor’s central location between Acadia and Baxter State Park makes it a popular stopping point for RV travelers. It’s a highly walkable city with an interesting downtown that’s filled with great shops and restaurants. If you’ve brought kids along for the adventure, check out the Maine Discovery Museum, the best children’s museum north of Boston. Bangor is also home to uber-famous horror writer Stephen King. His house looks exactly like what you’d expect, with a large metal gate festooned in bats.From Bangor, head east to Maine’s spectacular coastline and Acadia National Park. Bar Harbor is the gateway to Acadia National Park and one of the most exciting towns to visit with an RV rental in Downeast Maine. Bar Harbor gets its name from the sandbar that disappears and reappears with the tide, connecting the mainland town to the more rustic Bar Island. If you know the tide schedule, you can walk out to the island for a lovely picnic. Back in town, there are loads of shops to peruse and plenty of restaurants serving up fresh lobster.

Maine’s Outdoors

The Pine Tree State is full of exciting outdoor adventures, and when you have an RV rental in Maine, it might be challenging to choose which ones to visit. One place you can’t leave off your itinerary is Acadia National Park. Acadia is New England’s only national park, which makes it incredibly popular (and crowded) during the summer season. Cycling the park's carriage roads is one of the best ways to experience its rugged terrain. Those who aren't afraid of heights can climb Acadia’s Precipice Trail, a two-and-a-half-mile loop hike that involves scaling iron ladders pounded into a sheer cliff face. A more relaxing alternative would be a sunset stroll along the Ocean Path, where you can watch (and hear) the waves crashing against Acadia’s rocky shoreline.The RV campsites in Acadia make it comfortable and easy to spend days exploring this epic park. Schoodic Woods Campground is near Winter Harbor and offers sites with hookups for water and electricity. Primitive campsites can be found in other Acadia campgrounds. Find a place to park the Maine campervan rental and hop on the ferry in Stonington to reach one of the few campsites at Duck Harbor Campground, on a remote island south of the park's mainland. Some extra planning is a must for your stay here; Duck Harbor campsites are in high demand, so reservations are required.Maine’s coastal region isn’t the state’s only draw. The vast interior is a hiker’s paradise and nowhere is that more apparent than Baxter State Park. The main attraction in the park is Mount Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak and New England’s second-highest after Mount Washington. Climbing Katahdin is an all-day affair best left to experienced hikers and climbers, as the conditions can change rapidly, and preparation is critical. The “Knife Edge” section of the climb involves a mile-long scramble across a narrow ridge, which is only a few feet across in some areas, with steep cliffs on both sides. For a less thrilling adventure, several trails skirt the mountain and visit some beautiful meadows filled with wildflowers.

Top-Rated Maine RV Rentals

Ready to explore Maine’s rugged coastlines, scenic mountains, and quaint lighthouses? Our top-rated RV rentals in Maine are perfect for adventurers who value reliability, comfort, and plenty of room for lobster rolls. These favorites come with glowing reviews from road-trippers

2011 Ford Custom Transit Camper van rental in Portland, ME

Maine Campervan Rentals "The Red One"Camper vanSeats 2, Sleeps 215 ft
Portland, ME

5 (53)

2012 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Class B rental in Portsmouth, NH

Custom Sprinter 170 Adventure VanClass BSeats 2, Sleeps 222.6 ft
Portsmouth, NH

5 (33)

2012 Keystone Cougar Xlite Travel trailer rental in Cumberland, ME

2012 Keystone Cougar XliteTravel trailerSleeps 828 ft
Cumberland, ME

5 (26)

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Long-Term RV Rentals in Maine

Maine isn’t a place you check off your list. It’s a place you settle into. Our long-term RV rentals let you live like a local—spend mornings fishing on Moosehead Lake, afternoons wandering farmers' markets in Portland, and nights stargazing far from the city lights. No rush, no itinerary. Just you and the wild beauty of Maine.

2022 Grand Design Momentum Toy Hauler Fifth-wheel rental in Bangor, ME

2022 Grand Design Momentum Toy HaulerFifth-wheelSleeps 743 ft
Bangor, ME

2022 Airstream Basecamp Travel trailer rental in Windham, ME

2023 Airstream Basecamp - Ultimate adventure vehicle for a couple!!!Travel trailerSleeps 420 ft
Windham, ME

4.5 (11)

2009 Other Other Travel trailer rental in Gray, ME

2009 Adventure Timberlodge Skyhigh Loft!!!!!Travel trailerSleeps 830 ft
Gray, ME

5 (14)

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Luxury RV Rentals in Maine

Roughing it? Not here. Our luxury RV rentals bring first-class comfort to Maine’s rugged wilderness. Imagine glamping under the pines with heated floors, gourmet kitchens, and spa-like showers. Whether you’re parked cliffside in Acadia or nestled in a quiet forest near Kennebunkport, this is wilderness with a touch of elegance.

2018 Fleetwood Storm Class A rental in York, ME

2018 Fleetwood Storm. 2 Queen beds, bunk beds, 2 full baths!!!Class ASeats 8, Sleeps 839 ft
York, ME

5 (2)

2021 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E Class A rental in Windham, ME

Travel in LuxuryClass ASeats 8, Sleeps 832.3 ft
Windham, ME

5 (9)

2008 Winnebago Sightseer Class A rental in Acton, ME

Our 2008 sightseer, home away from home!Class ASeats 6, Sleeps 634 ft
Acton, ME

4.9 (9)

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Cheap Camper Rental in Maine

Exploring Maine doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Our cheap camper rentals offer affordable options for budget-conscious adventurers who still want to experience the best of what Maine has to offer. It’s proof that you can chase sunsets and savings at the same time.

2009 Adventure Timberlodge Skyhigh Loft!!!!!Travel trailerSleeps 830 ft
Gray, ME

5 (14)

2022 R-Pod R-Pod Trailer Travel trailer rental in Exeter, NH

2022 R-Pod 192 Travel Trailer - Pet Friendly - Wander-PodTravel trailerSleeps 322 ft
Exeter, NH

5 (5)

2016 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup Toy Hauler Toy hauler rental in Leeds, ME

2016 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pup Toy HaulerToy haulerSleeps 320 ft
Leeds, ME

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Pet-Friendly Motorhome Rentals in Maine

Bringing your pup along for the ride? We’ve got you covered! Our pet-friendly motorhome rentals in Maine ensure your four-legged companion can join in the adventure.

2012 Jayco Jay Folding trailer rental in Fairfield, ME

Jayco Jay Series 1206Folding trailerSleeps 618 ft
Fairfield, ME

5 (1)

2020 Ram Promaster 2500 Camper van rental in Holden, ME

2020 Promaster 159-stealthy, off-grid, luxuryCamper vanSeats 2, Sleeps 213 ft
Holden, ME

5 (18)

2022 Winnebago Solis Class B rental in Hampden, ME

2022 Winnebago Solis 59 PXClass BSeats 4, Sleeps 421 ft
Hampden, ME

5 (12)

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Maine RV Rentals Closest to Portland International Jetport (PWM)

Land. Load up. Hit the road. With our RV rentals near Portland International Jetport, you can skip the waiting and dive straight into Maine’s coastal charm. One minute, you're grabbing a lobster roll in Portland’s Old Port; the next, you’re winding through pine forests toward Bar Harbor.