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On average, you can expect to pay between $75 and $150 per night to rent most small trailers and campervans. Larger trailers and motorhomes could cost $100 to $250 per night. Renting an RV for a longer time can be even more affordable–a week or month-long rental could average out to less than $60 per day.

Are there RV rentals with unlimited mileage?

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Are RV rentals pet-friendly?

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Do RV rentals offer delivery?

Having an RV delivered to your home or destination is a great way to simplify your trip. Many RV hosts offer delivery and setup services, usually for an extra fee or within a certain distance of their location. Each listing shows whether or not delivery is an option.

Are there RV rentals near me?

RV rentals are available all over the country! Whether you want to pick up an RV near home to set out an epic road trip or if you want to have one ready at your destination, you can search by location for any type of rig.

Renting an RV is an affordable way to get all the benefits of RV travel without the maintenance and overhead of ownership. It’s also a great way to try out the lifestyle and different types of rigs before you take the plunge and buy your own. Already own an RV? Consider renting yours out to bring in some extra income.

How many people can sleep in an RV?

Small travel trailers and campervans can usually sleep 2-4 people comfortably. Mid-size trailers and motorhomes usually sleep 4-8. Bigger rigs often sleep 6-10, some even 12!

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Name: Wenatchee National Forest
Address: Wenatchee National Forest, WA

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Recognizing a need to protect this pristine wilderness from overzealous logging and mining companies, Congress declared a huge swath of Washington wilderness, a National Forest. Officially established in 1908, Wenatchee National Forest saw very little development over the subsequent decades. Considered a low priority, Wenatchee National Forest, for example, received only $250 for developing roads in 1914, which is roughly $6,500 in today’s dollars (as of 2020). In the 70s and 80s, however, the potential for recreational opportunities grew, and a larger budget was allocated to develop that. Wenatchee National Forest was combined with Okanogan National Forest in 2007 to minimize administrative oversight, and today its official name is Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

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The Great Outdoors

With over 1.7 million acres of Wenatchee National Forest explore, there’s plenty of room for solitude and quiet. There are well over 1,300 miles of established trails, many of which are multi-use, shared with mountain bikers and horseback riders. The trails meander and weave, forking into low valleys divided by babbling creeks, and others ascending to mountaintops. The highest peak in Wenatchee National Forest is about 9,000 feet, which is attainable for most hikers. Though the summits are lower than their counterparts in the Cascades, the views are no less impressive. Hikers are rewarded with panoramic views of other mountains to the west, north, and south, and high desert region to the east. Some trails also enter deep, thick forests. It’s estimated that around 320,000 acres of forests are old-growth trees that are older than the founding year of the United States.Rock climbing is a popular activity for many. On a warm summer day, it’s not uncommon to spot a climber scaling a seemingly impossible sheer wall of rock. Climbing routes range in difficulty from 5.6 (very easy) to 5.14 (very difficult). Note that some crags are closed to climbing in between May and late July to ensure that the raptor nests are undisturbed. Check with the park rangers to learn which ones are open for climbing.Considering that there are 1.7 million acres of wilderness, it should come as no surprise that there is a wide array of wildlife. Bring a camera. Nature lovers and photographers will have the best luck at dawn and sunset, which is generally when animals are most active. In addition to deer, moose, and elk, rabbits, raccoons, and other small game are common. Black bears roam the woods, but because they are shy, they can be difficult to spot. Wolves are rarely seen but often heard singing to the moon.This region is notorious for getting several inches of snow in winter. As soon as snowflakes fall, the fun resumes. Most of the trails are open to a variety of winter activities like snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Note that most are not groomed. Sledding and tubing are popular in hilly meadows and open spaces. Along the flat valleys, skijoring - which is a hybrid of cross-country skiing and dogsledding - is popular.

Camping at Wenatchee National Forest

Avoid the long drive at the crack of dawn by renting an RV and RV camping at Wenatchee National Forest. One needs to simply step out of the front door of their temporary home to be immersed in nature. Wenatchee National Forest has around 100 campgrounds, and though several are developed, most are primitive, lacking any hookups.

Exploring the Area

Hop into a rental motorhome and explore the charming mountain towns that are scattered across the eastern flanks of the Cascade range. Many are historic, playing a pivotal role in settling Washington in the mid-1800s. Cashmere operates the Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village at which visitors can learn about the town’s history. The museum houses tens of thousands of Native American artifacts, pioneer-era tools and clothes, geological specimens, photographs, and other memorabilia.The Stutzman Ranch, just outside Wenatchee, is one of the oldest ranches that has been continuously operated and owned by the same family for four generations. Established in 1907, the ranch now functions as a “you-pick” enterprise. Visitors can pick their own apples, cherries, peaches, pears, and nectarine (seasonally available), and there is also an on-site farm store selling fresh produce, jams, and other baked goods.Though the western part of Washington is better known as wine country, the valley floor to the east of Wenatchee National Forest is equally suited for grapevines, and there are several thriving wineries in the area. Traveling from winery to winery is a snap in an RV rental. The Chateau Faire le Pont Winery is a state-of-art wine producer that has seized several awards for its wines. Visitors can not only taste wines but also learn about how to make the wines and get some hands-on experience.

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Hiking TrailLocation
Smithbrook Trail, WAMount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA
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Beckler River Campground, WAKing County, WA
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Phillip B.

October, 2025

Easy to drive. Warm, quiet, dark, and cozy. Great host who is easy to work with.

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Craig A.

October, 2025

The purpose of this trip was to see if the 13' 1200 lb. Scamp could be towed by a KIA Niro EV with a 2000 lb/200 lb tow capacity ratings from North Bend to La Connor and back. I wanted to see if a Scamp could meet our needs and expectations for a trip. BTW, the top of the 2" hitch ball must be 17" off the ground for the trailer to sit level while being towed. It rained overnight, and I was thankful we were in a nice dry warm trailer.I brought along other things to make it more like home; Duxtop Induction cooktop, full sized coffee pot, small 850W microwave, and a BlueTTI AC200L power pack to reduce the 120V outlet power load requirements to 15A (1800W) while running; +900W(max) coffee pot, +1600W(max) induction stove top, and +850W microwave, sometimes all at nearly the same time at different power settings. From the TT-30 (120V 30A trailer circuit) this left 15A at the power pole to charge the car at 1.8 KW (Level1 - lowest power EV charging, takes ~2-days for a full charge). Surprisingly, it all worked! The car would have been fully charged if I hadn't made trips to Burlington and Mt Vernon for supplies and lunch. As it was, the car was at 8% charge when I arrived, and 75% when I left with the trailer. A 35-minute stop at a Tesla Level 3 charging station in Bothell gave me the 80% charge (for $11). I wanted to drop the trailer in North Bend and make it back to Bothell without range anxiety. The car normally gets ~3.7+ mi/KWH on the freeway without the trailer, and ~2mi/KWH while pulling the trailer at 60mph in the right lane. A similar drop in range will be experienced with a gas-powered tow vehicle.

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Darrell C.

October, 2025

It was perfect for the 2 of us and easy learning process!

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How to rent a RV in Wenatchee National Forest

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The Great Outdoors

Camping at Wenatchee National Forest

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Recent RV rental reviews in Wenatchee National Forest

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Are there RV rentals with unlimited mileage?

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RV rental vs buying?

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Why choose Outdoorsy vs Craigslist or Airbnb?

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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