RV Rental Denver, CO
Browse Denver RV rentals, compare 19 RVs and camper vans, and see what fits Rocky Mountain, Utah, and longer mountain-state road-trip plans before you book.
19
RVs available
3
Fleet partners
2
Pickup locations
$80.1-$229.37
Price range
MountainsNational parksScenic drivesFamily weekends
Why Denver works for RV trips
Denver is a practical RV starting point if the trip could go into the Rockies, across western Colorado, or out toward Utah and Wyoming. With 19 active RVs from El Monte RV, Indie Campers, and Roadsurfer, you can compare what fits Rocky Mountain National Park, Moab, Great Sand Dunes, or a longer mountain-state loop before you book.
Live Availability in Denver, CO
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RV rental locations in Denver, CO
These are the rental depots and pickup centers we track for providers available around Denver, CO.
1
Indie Campers
Indie Campers Denver - RV & Campervan Rentals
8021 East 100th Avenue, Adams County, CO, 80640
Phone: (855) 785-5096
Office hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
2
Roadsurfer
roadsurfer RV Rentals Denver
5347 Sherman Street, Denver, CO, 80216
Phone: (213) 523-7695
Office hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
RV rental pickup near Denver International Airport
Flying into Denver? RV pickup locations are usually separate from the DEN terminal, so compare the pickup address before you book.
The closest pickup option in our database is Indie Campers, about 26 minutes from DEN and 21.4 miles away. For DEN arrivals, compare the pickup address against whether your first drive points toward the Front Range, Rocky Mountain National Park, Utah, or a longer mountain-state loop.
Airport
DEN
Denver International Airport
Closest provider
Indie Campers
2 pickup locations checked
Drive time
26 minutes
Airport to closest tracked pickup
Distance
21.4 miles
Cached airport-to-depot estimate
RV Types Available
Denver gives you a real split between simpler van-style options and roomier motorhome routes, which matters because a short Front Range trip and a multi-park western loop do not ask for the same setup.
11 available
Class C
Nightly
$120-$171
Sleeps
4-8
Compare class c options in Denver by nightly price, sleeping capacity, pickup location, and provider handoff.
5 available
Motorhome
Nightly
$104-$229
Sleeps
2-6
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1 available
Camper Van
Nightly
$137/night
Sleeps
4
Compare camper van options in Denver by nightly price, sleeping capacity, pickup location, and provider handoff.
1 available
Class B
Nightly
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Sleeps
4
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1 available
Roof Tent
Nightly
$80/night
Sleeps
2
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Where can you go from Denver in an RV?
Rocky Mountain National Park
This is the obvious first route from Denver if you want mountain scenery quickly without turning the trip into a long multi-state drive on day one.
Great Sand Dunes
Great Sand Dunes makes sense when you want a southern Colorado route that feels different from the Front Range and still fits in a shorter trip.
Moab and eastern Utah
Moab works better when the trip is really about red-rock scenery and you want to use Denver as the airport and supply start rather than the destination.
FAQs
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Denver?⌄
Your final price still depends on your dates, the company you book with, and the kind of RV you want.
Which RV rental companies can you compare in Denver?⌄
Right now, you can compare El Monte RV, Indie Campers, and Roadsurfer across 19 active vehicles in Denver. That gives you a real mix of smaller van-style options, Class C RVs, and larger motorhomes before you lock the trip shape.
When should you book an RV rental in Denver?⌄
If you already know your dates, start checking Denver as early as you can. Summer mountain trips and longer park loops can tighten up the vehicle mix faster than you expect.
Is Denver a good starting point for a mountain or national park RV trip?⌄
Yes. Denver works especially well if you want quick access to Colorado routes but still want the option to extend the trip toward Utah or Wyoming once you see what inventory fits.