GoNorth Alaska – Car & RV Rental | RV Service & Parts
Alaska RV and car rentals with a 4.5-star rating from 182 reviews, plus on-site service and parts in Anchorage.
Anchorage sits at the edge of roadless wilderness, and a motorhome is one way to see it without motel-hopping. Nine rental companies here offer motorhomes, and two also have camper vans. Two deliver to you. Average rating is 4.2, so quality varies. I've rented four RVs, one a lemon, and once paid a surprise generator fee. Book ahead for summer.
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Nine motorhome rental companies serve Anchorage, and their average rating is 4.2 out of 5. That's decent, but read recent reviews before you commit. Great Alaskan Holidays has the most feedback with 1,118 reviews and a 4.4 rating, plus airport pickup and camper vans. GoNorth Alaska sits at 4.5 from 182 reviews. Smaller outfits like Motorhome RV Rentals Anchorage (5.0 from 4 reviews) or Alaska Motorhome Rentals (5.0 from 2) are worth a look but come with thin track records. Two companies deliver to you, which saves a taxi. Two offer one-way rentals if you're not looping back. Ask about generator hours and mileage caps before you sign.
Summer is peak season in Anchorage, so reserve early, especially for holiday weekends. Confirm what's included: kitchen kits, linen packages, and bike racks often cost extra. Check the security deposit and insurance details. Who covers what if a window cracks on the Glenn Highway? Know the pet policy if you're bringing a dog. A one-way drop fee can be steep, so compare that against a round trip. And ask about generator hours. I once got hit with a surprise fee because I ran the generator longer than the base allowance. Get it in writing.
There are 9 motorhome rental companies listed in Anchorage. Two of them also offer camper vans, and one offers travel trailers. The average rating across these businesses is 4.2 out of 5.
Yes, 2 of the 9 companies deliver the motorhome to you. That can be handy if you're arriving late or staying outside downtown. Confirm the delivery radius and any fee when you book.
Yes, 2 companies in Anchorage also rent camper vans. They are smaller and easier to park, but have less space than a motorhome. Availability may be limited in summer, so book ahead.
Check generator hours, mileage limits, and the security deposit. Ask who covers damage and whether insurance is included. Pet rules and one-way drop fees vary. Get any extra fees in writing before you drive off.