Kellville Vans
Salt Lake City camper van rentals with a 4.9-star rating from 188 reviews and a helpful, responsive team.
Utah camper van rentals make sense for a state where the good stuff starts past the pavement. Twelve rental companies are listed here, averaging 4.6 stars, and most of the fleet is exactly what you'd expect: vans built for two people, a small kitchen and a bed. I've rented four RVs in my life, so here's what I'd ask before handing over a card.
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Of the 12 camper van rental companies in Utah, only two rent motorhomes and one rents a travel trailer, so this really is van country. One company offers unlimited mileage, which matters when you look at a map of this state. Four deliver to you, three of those to the airport. One rents specialty rigs. Six names carry most of the reviews, and the ratings sit between 4.6 and 5.0. Skip a one-way if you can. There are no one-way listings here, so plan a loop.
Moterra Campervans in Salt Lake City holds a 5.0 across 117 reviews, and Kellville Vans and Wandervans both sit at 4.9. Kellville rents vans with kitchens and some specialty units. Native Campervans has the deepest review count at 378, plus delivery and airport pickup. Blackthorn and Sphere are smaller but fine on paper. Read the low-star reviews on each one before booking. That's where the generator-hours fees and cleaning charges live, and I've been caught by the first of those myself.
Ask three questions before you pay: how many generator hours are included, what the mileage cap is, and what the security deposit holds. Then confirm what insurance covers, since your personal auto policy often leaves a gap on a rented van. Pet rules vary, so get a yes in writing. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes add-ons, not standard. Book early for summer and holiday weekends, when Salt Lake City vans leave the lot fast. If you get a van with a problem, photograph everything at pickup.
There are 12 listed. Only two of them also rent motorhomes, and one rents a travel trailer, so vans dominate the selection.
The 12 companies average 4.6 stars. The top names run higher, from 4.8 up to a 5.0 at Moterra Campervans in Salt Lake City.
Yes, four deliver to you, and three of those also offer airport pickup. Native Campervans and Sphere Rental both list delivery and airport service.
Usually. Only one company advertises unlimited mileage, so confirm the cap before you plan a long loop through southern Utah.