Kellville Vans
Salt Lake City camper van rentals with a 4.9-star rating from 188 reviews and a helpful, responsive team.
Salt Lake City sits close enough to the Wasatch canyons and the Bonneville salt flats that a camper van makes a lot of sense here. Seven camper van companies serve the area, averaging 4.5 stars, and three of them will deliver to you. I've rented four RVs over the years, including one van that needed a jump start before I left the lot, so I read the fine print now.
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Seven camper van outfits run out of Salt Lake City, plus a motorhome and a travel trailer option if a van feels too small. Ratings sit at 4.5 on average, and the leaders are close: Kellville Vans at 4.9 from 188 reviews, Wandervans at 4.9 from 146, Native Campervans at 4.9 from 378, and Escape Camper Vans at 4.7 from 287. BaseCamper holds a 5.0 but on just 17 reviews, so treat that number with some patience. Basecamper Vans, a separate listing, comes in at 4.6 from 76. The kitchen kit matters more than the star rating. Kellville advertises one, and airport pickup shows up at Wandervans, Native, Escape, both Basecampers and BaseCamper.
Three of the seven will deliver to you, which saves a trip across town if you're staying outside the center. Airport pickup is common here, so ask whether the shuttle runs on your arrival time or only during business hours. Summer and holiday weekends fill first, and camper vans are the smallest fleet type, so book further out than you would for a motorhome. Ask about the security deposit hold before you sign, and check what your own auto or travel insurance covers versus the rental company's policy. One-way drop fees apply if you finish somewhere other than Salt Lake City, and none of the seven listed here is set up as a one-way rental, so plan a loop back.
My lemon taught me to inspect the van with the agent and photograph everything, including the tires and the roof. The surprise generator-hours charge on a later trip taught me to ask how generator use is metered and what the allowance is before I drive off. Mileage caps are the other one to pin down. Ask whether the rate includes unlimited miles or a set number, and what the overage costs. Pet rules vary by company and often by van, so confirm in writing if you're bringing a dog. A kitchen or linen kit may cost extra, and it's usually cheaper to add it at booking than at the counter.
Seven. The area also has one motorhome rental and one travel trailer rental if you want something larger or towable. Three of the seven offer delivery to you, and most offer airport pickup.
Kellville Vans, Wandervans and Native Campervans all sit at 4.9, with Native carrying the most reviews at 378. Escape Camper Vans is at 4.7 from 287 reviews. BaseCamper shows a 5.0 but only has 17 reviews so far.
Yes, especially for summer and holiday weekends. Camper vans are the smallest fleet type here, and seven companies is not a deep bench. Booking weeks ahead gives you a better shot at the van and pickup time you want.
Ask about mileage caps, generator-hour allowances, the security deposit hold, one-way drop fees and pet rules. Kitchen and linen kits sometimes cost extra. Confirm what your insurance covers and what the rental company's policy covers before you sign.