Indie Campers Bozeman - RV & Campervan Rental
Bozeman RV and campervan rentals, a common start point for Yellowstone trips.
Bozeman sits close to some serious country: Yellowstone to the south, the Gallatin Range east, and plenty of forest roads in between. A Class C motorhome makes a sensible base camp for that kind of trip. There are 2 rental companies in town, both with motorhomes, and one also carries camper vans. I've rented four RVs over the years, and the lessons stick: check the generator meter, photograph the exterior, and read the insurance fine print before you drive off.
Bozeman RV and campervan rentals, a common start point for Yellowstone trips.
Employee-owned RV rental agency on Bozeman with compact, standard and large motorhomes; mixed reviews.
You'll find 2 rental companies here, and both have Class C motorhomes. Indie Campers Bozeman - RV & Campervan Rental is the larger operation, rated 4.2 from 125 reviews, and it also rents camper vans plus one unlimited-mileage option. Cruise America RV Rental is smaller with a 3.9 rating from 22 reviews, and it offers airport pickup and insurance. That's a thin field for a town this size, so book early in summer and around holidays. None of the listings here deliver to you, so plan to collect the rig yourself. If you need a travel trailer or Class A, you'll likely have to look beyond Bozeman.
Unlimited mileage sounds generous until you compare it with the base rate. My first rental had a cap, and the overage charge at the counter was a shock. Ask what the generator hours include; I once got hit with a surprise fee because the previous renter's hours rolled onto my contract. Walk the exterior with your phone camera on, and check the tires, awning, and roof seams. My lemon had a soft spot in the floor that nobody mentioned. The security deposit and insurance terms vary by company, so confirm what your own auto policy covers before you sign.
Kitchen and linen kits are usually add-ons, not standard, so ask what's in the box before you assume. Pet rules vary, and none of the Bozeman listings here advertise pet-friendly rigs, so call ahead. One-way rentals aren't listed either; if you want to drop the RV somewhere else, expect a fee and arrange it at booking. For a Yellowstone loop, a Class C with a slide-out and a full kitchen makes sense. Reserve in summer and around holidays. And bring a real map, because cell service fades fast once you leave the highway.
There are 2 rental companies in Bozeman that offer Class C motorhomes, and both of them carry motorhomes generally. One also rents camper vans.
Just one of the 2 companies lists an unlimited-mileage option. Confirm what the policy actually covers before you book, since limits and fees vary by contract.
Photograph the exterior and note any damage, check the generator hours on the meter, and confirm the fuel level. Ask what the security deposit covers and whether your insurance applies. A quick walk around the tires and roof seams can save an argument later.
No. None of the listings here offer delivery to you, so plan to pick up the RV at the rental company. If you need delivery, ask when you call, but expect it to be limited or unavailable.