How much does it cost to rent an RV in New Hampshire?

The cost of renting an RV in New Hampshire varies based on the type and size of the RV. On average: Small Trailers and Campervans : $75 to $150 per night Larger Trailers and Motorhomes : $100 to $250 per night Here's a detailed breakdown of the cost for different RV types: 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

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

You need to be at least 25 years old to rent an RV in NH. This age requirement ensures that renters have sufficient driving experience and meet insurance criteria.

Can I travel outside New Hampshire with an RV rental?

Yes, most rental companies allow travel throughout the United States and Canada. However, always confirm with your rental provider to ensure there are no specific restrictions for your trip.

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“Live Free or Die” is New Hampshire’s official state motto and graces nearly every one of its license plates. It’s an ethos that lives strong in the state, where regulations are few, and taxes are considerably lower than the rest of New England. It’s also a region filled with immense beauty; the White Mountains dominate the northern half and bring in adventurous hikers from around the region and the world. Its southern half is far more populated and features several historic towns and a pleasant (albeit small) coastline.

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The New Hampshire Outdoors

New Hampshire has it all when it comes to the outdoors - big peaks to hike, sandy beaches to lounge on, tranquil forests to picnic in, and plenty of rail trails to cycle on. One of the most accessible places to enjoy nature is Hampton Beach, on the state’s 18-mile-long coastline. New England is known for its rocky beaches and coarse sand, with Hampton Beach being a rare exception. Many visitors like to swim, sea kayak, or kiteboard from this beautiful beach.If you’re not so much of a beach person, head north to the White Mountains. The tallest peak in New England, Mount Washington, is just a couple of hours' drive away and is on just about every hiker’s bucket list. There are several routes of varying difficulty leading to the summit. If you don’t have the stamina (or the time), there’s an extremely curvy road that allows you to drive to the top, or you can ride the historic Mount Washington Cog Railway, an experience that’s sure to be remembered.

Exploring New Hampshire Cities

Every corner of New Hampshire has something to offer, but a good place to start your tour of the state is on the seacoast, at Portsmouth. Portsmouth is one of America’s oldest cities, dating back to the early 1600s. Its location at the mouth of the Piscataqua River has made it an important port and shipbuilding center for centuries. Today, its brick sidewalks are more likely to lead to a brewery or an organic cafe than a shipyard, as the city has reinvented itself as one of New Hampshire’s most popular tourist destinations. If you’re interested in maritime history, visit the USS Albacore Museum, a Korean War-era submarine that you can wander around in, getting a sense of how claustrophobic it would have been for the brave servicemembers crewing it. Portsmouth is also home to some exciting festivals, like the Blues Festival in August and a film festival in October - one of the largest in New England.From the seacoast, head north to the famed White Mountains, where the town of Conway beckons New England’s most fearless adventurers. As the gateway to the Mount Washington region, Conway gets loads of hikers and climbers every summer and fills up with ski bums hitting the slopes at Cranmore Mountain, Bretton Woods, and Wildcat Resort in the winter. In town, you’ll find an excellent children’s museum along with tons of great shops and restaurants for adults to explore. Come in May to enjoy the Taste of New Hampshire Festival or for Labor Day to chow down at the annual Lobster Bake and BBQ.Given Conway’s recreation potential, there’s no shortage of campgrounds to choose from when you get an RV rental here. The Saco River Camping Area is only a block off the main road while only steps from a grocery store and the town’s main shopping district. The park features waterfront sites with full hookups, a heated swimming pool, a basketball court, laser tag, and a playground. The campground also has canoe and kayak rentals to help you get out on the water along with bicycles to enjoy the area’s trails.Go farther north into the mountains and the crowds all but disappear. Littleton is one of northern Hampshire's best-kept secrets, with a highly walkable downtown and beautiful views of the Ammonoosuc River. In its early days, Littleton was primarily a grist mill, with the river providing its power. The mill can still be toured, and you can taste the fruits of its labor with pancakes and waffles made from freshly ground flour. Littleton also holds the world record for the longest candy counter, which is over 100 feet in length and loaded with every sweet treat you can imagine.The White Mountains are packed with excellent campsites, and Littleton has several of them close to town. To base yourself in the middle of the action, consider staying at Littleton/Franconia Notch KOA, about halfway between Littleton and Lisbon. It’s an excellent place to start your hiking adventures, with dozens of trails nearby. It also has full hookups, bicycle rentals, a pool, and a dog park.Head back down through the White Mountains to enjoy some of the great towns in New Hampshire’s southwest corner. Keene is one of the more interesting ones, being home to Keene State College and Antioch University New England, both of which give the town a more youthful vibe. The lively college town was once home to the state’s Pumpkin Festival, which featured over 30,000 carved and lit jack-o-lanterns, but it was moved to Laconia after student celebrations at Keene State got out of hand. In its absence, though, there’s still plenty to enjoy in Keene, like the Colonial Theater, which shows art house films and regularly has plays featuring local actors. Keene is also just a short drive from Mount Monadnock, one of the most hiked mountains in the world.If you need a place to stay when you get an RV rental in New Hampshire, Wheelock Campground is just west of town near the intersection of highways 9 and 10. It features full hookups, a swimming pool, horseshoe pits, and a small playground for the kids. Its convenient location on Keene’s outskirts means you can still enjoy all of its great restaurants and shopping while staying at this New Hampshire RV park.

Top-Rated New Hampshire RV Rentals

Our top-rated RV rentals in New Hampshire are road-tested and traveler-approved, offering unbeatable comfort for exploring the White Mountains, the Lakes Region, or wherever adventure calls.

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

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

5 (36)

2021 Ford Transit Camper van rental in Goffstown, NH

Luxury Home on Wheels 2021 Ford TransitCamper vanSeats 2, Sleeps 222 ft
Goffstown, NH

5 (31)

2019 Winnebago Travato Class B rental in georgetown, MA

2019 Winnebago TravatoClass BSeats 4, Sleeps 321 ft
georgetown, MA

4.6 (26)

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Long-Term RV Rentals in New Hampshire

Want to spend more time hiking, fishing, or just soaking in that crisp mountain air? Whether you're escaping for a long weekend or a full-on seasonal retreat, our long-term RV rentals in New Hampshire are built for serious explorers. Think plenty of space, cozy interiors, and all the features you need to live the RV life—whether you're leaf-peeping or snowbirding.

2020 Nexus Triumph 23T Class C rental in Manchester, NH

TriumphClass CSeats 4, Sleeps 625 ft
Manchester, NH

4.8 (6)

2019 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite Class C rental in Manchester, NH

Freedom Elite 22FE #1Class CSeats 6, Sleeps 622 ft
Manchester, NH

5 (7)

2022 Keystone RV Outback Ultra-Lite Travel trailer rental in Manchester, NH

OutbackTravel trailerSleeps 1033 ft
Manchester, NH

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Luxury RV Rentals in New Hampshire

Our luxury RV rentals in New Hampshire let you explore the great outdoors with all the comforts of upscale living. Imagine waking up with a mountain view from your king-size bed, brewing fresh coffee in your fully stocked kitchen, and stepping out to enjoy the great outdoors—without ever feeling like you left home. This is comfort, style, and adventure—all wrapped into one epic road trip.

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)

2020 Forest River FR3 34DL Class A rental in NH - Hampton, NH

2020 Forest River FR3 34DLClass ASeats 6, Sleeps 434 ft
NH - Hampton, NH

5 (3)

2017 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E Class A rental in Manchester, NH

A.C.E # 2Class ASeats 7, Sleeps 630 ft
Manchester, NH

4.8 (5)

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Cheap Camper Rental in New Hampshire

Traveling New Hampshire on a budget? You’re in luck! Our cheap camper rentals give you the freedom to explore without emptying your wallet. Perfect for hitting Franconia Notch, Lake Winnipesaukee, or that little seafood shack you heard about.

1985 Jayco Jay Series Folding trailer rental in Rochester, NH

Classic 1985 Jayco Jay SeriesFolding trailerSleeps 511 ft
Rochester, NH

5 (4)

1994 Forest River Rockwood Freedom Folding trailer rental in Belmont, NH

1994 Rockwood 1940 New canvas!!Folding trailerSeats 1, Sleeps 620 ft
Belmont, NH

5 (17)

1984 Serro Scotty Sportsman Travel trailer rental in Hardwick, VT

Moosin' AroundTravel trailerSleeps 217 ft
Hardwick, VT

4.8 (6)

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Pet-Friendly Motorhome Rentals in New Hampshire

What’s a New Hampshire road trip without your best friend? Our pet-friendly motorhome rentals make it easy to bring your pup (or cat!) along for the ride. Hike the trails, stroll the beaches, or just soak up the great outdoors with your best pal by your side.

1999 Coleman Grand Tour Mesa Folding trailer rental in Belmont, NH

1999 Coleman Grand Tour MesaFolding trailerSleeps 825 ft
Belmont, NH

5 (5)

1994 Rockwood 1940 New canvas!!Folding trailerSeats 1, Sleeps 620 ft
Belmont, NH

5 (17)

2023 Opus OP4Folding trailerSleeps 618 ft
Durham, NH

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New Hampshire RV Rentals Near Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT)

Flying into New Hampshire and ready to start your adventure? Grab one of our RV rentals near Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) and hit the road in no time.