Portland, OR RV Rentals and Motorhome Rentals

Located in the Pacific Northwest, Portland, Oregon is a city of craftspeople and independent thinkers. If you're looking for a vacation destination full of lush green beauty, incredible outdoor escapes, and great food, rent an RV in Portland and be ready for a relaxing adventure. Portland is located near the banks of the Columbia River. It is known for its excellent kite surfing climate and abundance of fish for the catching. You can travel down the river on a charter boat or indulge in the fine flavors of wine country. Portland has a delicious food scene that is sure to make your mouth water. While in Portland, take advantage of some tax-free shopping and catch a show at one of the entertainment venues. Portland has several RV parks that cater to those who want a wilderness retreat or beachfront luxury. You can take your RV down scenic highways and look for wildlife along the way. Portland is a diverse city in which you can learn about many of the different cultures that thrive there.

The public transportation provided through the MAX rail lines and TriMet buses make exploring Portland while renting your RV extremely accessible, as many of the RV parks within and surrounding Portland maintain access to this transportation. Portland also boasts close proximity to some of the most beautiful trails in the state and is under two hours away from most coastal towns, such as Tillamook and Lincoln City, both great cities to take your RV rental. By choosing an RV rental by owner in Portland, Oregon, you will have the best and most convenient RV experience imaginable. With so many attractions, renting an RV is a fantastic way to take advantage of all that Portland and its surrounding areas have to offer!

The Great Outdoors
There are many trails and national parks throughout Oregon that any RV renter will love, including some very close to Portland itself. The Lower Macleay Park to Pittock Mansion trail, for instance, is very close to the city and offers hikers a moderate trail with a great destination. Once you arrive at Pittock Mansion, you may take a tour of the historic mansion, built over a hundred years ago. Another great option that skips the mansion is the Wildwood Trail and Lower Macleay Loop. A nature park located on the outskirts of Portland, Powell Butte is known for both its hiking and biking trails, and has a beautiful vista point. Additionally, Forest Park is located just west of Portland, and also provides a host of trails, including the almost 30-mile Wildwood Trail that hikers enjoy both in whole and parts.

If you feel like taking your rental motorhome from Portland a few hours further outside the city to the coast, be sure to check out the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. A part of the Siuslaw National Forest, the Oregon Dunes are a magnificent sight and by renting a dune buggy you can create a truly unforgettable experience. This is just one of the various places you can take your rental RV trailer along the coast. Also just a few hours away from Portland, OR is Mt. Hood, an RV-friendly area that boasts great trails to hike and bike, plus lakes, and streams to enjoy. Its own Timberline Lodge is also the only location in the US that offers access to skiing and snowboarding year-round. For those more excited by aquatic adventure, take your camper rental up to the White Salmon River where you can enjoy white water river rafting less than an hour and a half outside Portland. Looking for even more natural beauty? Check out the Columbia River Gorge, a spectacular canyon located where the river passes through the mountains, or try out the numerous trails in Bend for a more high-desert feel. All these fantastic nature experiences and more await you when you rent an RV in Portland, Oregon!

RV Parks
There is a host of places to park your rental RV while in Portland, both inside and outside the city. Columbia River RV Park offers full hookups and is animal-friendly and, as its name suggests, provides spectacular views of the Columbia River. Connected to a TriMet bus line, downtown Portland is roughly just an hour away. Both gas stations and a Walmart are within five minutes of this location, making it an ideal place to park your RV rental. Another great place to take your Portland RV rental is Jantzen Beach RV Park, located on Hayden Island. This is a great summer spot that is open year-round and has a wide selection of amenities, while also maintaining close proximity to a Walmart and downtown Portland. Other great RV parks to check out include Rolling Hills RV Park, Reeder Beach RV Park, and Fairview RV Park, among others.

Looking to stay outside the city? Check out Willamette Wine Country RV Park for a peaceful atmosphere enriched with wineries, golf courses, and small-town historic experiences. To experience the height of serenity, park your rental RV along the Sandy River at Sandy Riverfront RV Resort. Settled alongside the river, this provides a perfect setting for fishing and experiencing Oregon’s beautiful wilderness, while also maintaining access to a TriMet bus line into Portland.

Exploring the City
Portland is perhaps best known as the smaller, weirder cousin of Seattle. “Keep Portland Weird” is one of the city’s most touted slogans, and this dedication to uniqueness has lent itself to a rich and artsy culture. Popular attractions include Powell’s Books, which spans an entire city block, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), the Portland Zoo, and a vast variety of art galleries. The Portland Saturday Market is held each weekend along the Willamette River from March to December, and is the largest of its kind sustainably held in the country. While renting your travel trailer in Portland you can also try a variety of distinct food options, such as the famous VooDoo and Blue Star Donuts. Driving your rental RV in downtown Portland might be a challenge with all its narrow one-way streets, and parking even more so, but with the highly praised public transportation systems, you will be able to navigate the city with ease while your RV rental remains safely in its RV park.