How much is it to rent an RV in Seattle?

The cost to rent an RV in Seattle varies depending on the type of RV, the season, and the amenities you require. Here's a general breakdown of average costs: Class A Motorhomes : $209 per night Class B Campervans : $160 per night Class C Motorhomes : $150 to $200 per night Travel Trailers : $110 per night Fifth Wheels : $129 per night Pop-Up Trailers : $81 per night Renting an RV for a longer duration, such as a week or month, can sometimes lower the nightly cost to less than $60 per day.

Can I rent an RV in the US and drive it to Canada?

Yes, you can rent an RV in the US and drive it to Canada, but there are a few things to keep in mind: Check with the rental company about their cross-border policies. Ensure you have the necessary documentation, including passports and travel insurance. Be aware of any additional fees or restrictions that may apply for international travel.

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

To rent an RV in Seattle through Outdoorsy, you must be at least 25 years old.

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Name: Seattle, seattle
Address: Seattle, WA

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
Pioneer Square Walking Tour, WASeattle, WA
Pike Place Market, WASeattle, WA
Seattle Waterfront Pathway, WASeattle, WA
Myrtle Edwards Park to Elliott Bay Park Trail, WASeattle, WA
Seattle Center, WASeattle, WA
Volunteer Park Loop, WASeattle, WA
Interlaken Park Loop, WASeattle, WA
Burke-Gilman Trail, WASeattle, WA
The Washington Park Arboretum, WASeattle, WA
Azalea Way, WASeattle, WA

CampgroundsLocation
Lake Pleasant RV Park, WAKing County, WA
Seattle / Tacoma KOA, WAKing County, WA
Lakeside RV Park, WASnohomish County, WA
Seal Rock Campground, WAJefferson County, WA
Falls View Campground, WAJefferson County, WA
Enumclaw Expo Center RV Campground, WAKing County, WA
Collins Campground, WAJefferson County, WA
Hamma Hamma Campground, WAMason County, WA
Middle Fork Campground, WAKing County, WA
Tinkham Campground, WAKing County, WA
RV dealerships in Washington

Recent RV rental reviews in Seattle

Steven M.

March, 2026

I rented this van for a 19 day trip down the central oregon / california mountains, 6 days in Death Valley, then back up the pacific coast highway. I will rent this one again.
I slept in it every night for 19 straight nights. A friend joined me the last 7 days and we had one person sleeping downstairs on the convertible bench bed, one upstairs in the pop top.
This vehicle was fantastic - easy to drive on both highways and rough roads, very comfortable to sleep in. Homemade coffee each morning. Sufficient room for 2 people plus all our mountain biking gear.
It was very easy to maintain as well - simple to fill with water, simple to flush out the grey and black water tanks.
Poonam and Amardeep, the owners, were super responsive both before and during the rental period.

2024 Winnebago Roam 59RZPT | The Only Open-Concept Pop-Top Class B Starlink

Peter G.

March, 2026

The van is a reliable and easy to drive for its size. The suspension was smooth on road and rugged off road. I felt comfortable in all types of terrain.

The Elite Explorer: Custom Luxury 4x4 Sprinter Van

Sydney C.

March, 2026

Personably, Travis is kind and communicative. Van is as described and served me well for my trip. Fun to have a taste of van life!Though I will not be booking with Outdoorsy again. The listed cost of $185 felt doable for me, but after all the service fees and costs I did not consider such as gas and milage fees, it was $700 for one night!! Ouch. Most expensive accommodation I have ever booked. Should have read more closely before booking. I take responsibility for that, but now I am feeling regret about the trip. Despite the van being very nice, would not book again for this cost!!!!Additionally, shortly before I left the host shared that check engine light was on, but not to worry about it. Though I did feel a little worried as I drove. On day 2 of driving the alert turned off, but felt a bit nerve wracking heading out with potential van concerns. On the way back it showed a message to get an oil change- would have felt more confident if these message did not pop up at all. Ultimately was not a problem- van worked well. But would have preferred if this had not come up.