Native Campervans
Las Vegas campervan rentals with stocked kitchens, bedding, and one-way trips across the Southwest.
Las Vegas, NV
One-Way RV Rental in Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas is a good place to start a road trip you don't plan to finish where it began. Three companies here offer one-way rentals, and all three deal in camper vans rather than big motorhomes. The average rating sits at 4.3, but that number is doing a lot of work with a thin sample, so read the individual listings before you commit.
Discover One-way RV Rental in Las Vegas, NV
3Companies listed
4.3★Average Google rating
RV rental companies in Las Vegas
Avanti Campervans
Las Vegas camper van rentals with 24/7 pickup, one-way trips, and a 4.9 rating from 51 Google reviews.
Moto Nation
Las Vegas RV rental agency with a small fleet and one-way trips, drawing mixed early reviews.
What you can actually rent
The lineup is small and camper van heavy. Native Campervans and Avanti Campervans both run camper vans with one-way options, and both list airport access, which matters if you fly in and want to roll out the same day. Moto Nation offers one-way rentals too but has almost no review history to judge it by. If you had your heart set on a motorhome or a travel trailer for a one-way trip, this city won't supply it. Either adjust the plan or look at the other Las Vegas rental pages for a round trip instead. Camper vans sleep fewer people than a motorhome. Be honest about headcount before you book.
Booking the drop and the details
One-way rentals carry a drop fee, and it varies by company and by how far the vehicle has to come back. Ask for that number in writing before you pay a deposit, because it is often quoted separately from the daily rate. The same goes for mileage: some one-way deals include a generous allowance, others cap you tight and charge per mile after. Generator hours are the fee that got me once, a flat charge for running the coach AC that I never saw on the quote. Confirm what your security deposit covers and whether your own insurance extends to a rented camper van, or whether you need the company's policy.
Picking between the three
Native Campervans has the deepest review base by far, with 590 reviews against Avanti's 51, and both sit at 4.9. That track record is worth something when you are handing over a deposit and driving a vehicle one way across state lines. Avanti lists insurance among its features, which is handy if you would rather sort coverage at the counter than with your own insurer. Moto Nation's 3.0 from two reviews tells you almost nothing, so treat it as an unknown and ask hard questions about the drop fee and the vehicle's condition. Book well ahead for summer and holiday weekends; camper vans go fast.
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Questions people ask
How many one-way RV rental companies are in Las Vegas?
Three. All three offer one-way rentals, and two of them are camper van specialists with airport access. None of the three rents motorhomes or travel trailers for one-way trips, so plan around a camper van or book a round trip elsewhere.
How many camper van companies here do one-way rentals?
Two of the three, Native Campervans and Avanti Campervans. Both list airport pickup, which saves a taxi ride on arrival day. The third, Moto Nation, is listed for one-way rentals but does not show a camper van type in its profile.
What fees should I ask about before booking?
The one-way drop fee first, since it is often quoted apart from the daily rate. Then mileage allowances and per-mile overage, generator hours, the security deposit amount, and whether insurance is included or extra. Get each one in writing on the quote before you pay.
What is the average rating for these companies?
The average across the three is 4.3, but that figure leans heavily on two strong performers. Native Campervans and Avanti Campervans both sit at 4.9, while Moto Nation has a 3.0 from just two reviews. Weigh the review counts, not only the score.