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Anchorage, AK
RV Rental in Anchorage, AK
Anchorage is where most Alaska road trips begin, and the rental lots here know it. You have 23 companies to choose from, averaging 4.4 stars, and the mix skews small: 9 motorhomes, 9 camper vans, and just 2 travel trailers. Camper vans dominate the top of the ratings, which tells you something about how people actually travel the Seward Highway and the Kenai. Four outfits offer one-way rentals if you would rather not drive back.
Discover RV Rental in Anchorage, AK
22Companies listed
4.5★Average Google rating
9Rent motorhomes
9Rent camper vans
2Deliver to you
RV rental companies in Anchorage
River Wild Campervans
Family-owned Anchorage campervan rental with 5.0 stars from 199 reviews, praised for comfortable beds and helpful staff.
AlaskaVans Campervan Rentals
Anchorage campervan rentals with high-roof vans, comfortable beds, and gear-stocked kitchens for Alaska road trips.
Indie Campers Anchorage - RV & Campervan Rentals
Anchorage RV and campervan rentals with unlimited mileage, near the airport, and a 4.7-star rating from over 500 reviews.
Vanderlust Vans
Campervan rentals in Anchorage with a 4.8-star rating from 63 reviews. Vans are well-equipped and easy to drive.
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.
Alaska Adventure Car and Camper Van Rental of Anchorage
Locally owned Anchorage rental with Jeep campers, vans, and cars. Reviewers praise the camping gear and friendly staff.
Great Alaskan Holidays, Inc.
Anchorage RV rental with motorhomes and camper vans, airport shuttle, and over a thousand reviews averaging 4.4.
Motorhome RV Rentals Anchorage
Anchorage motorhome rental with a perfect 5.0 rating from four reviewers who praise clean RVs and helpful staff.
Alaska Family Motorhomes
Anchorage RV and campervan rentals with free airport pickup, unlimited miles, and solid reviews from travelers.
Avanti Campervans
Camper van rentals in Anchorage with 24/7 pickup, one-way trips, and a 4.7-star rating.
Alaska Motorhome Rentals / Alaska Highway Cruises
Small, personal Anchorage motorhome rental with an attached campground close to downtown.
RVAdventuresAlaska
Anchorage RV rental with a perfect 5.0 rating from two reviewers and around-the-clock availability.
Alaska Bear RV Rentals
Anchorage motorhome rentals with clean rigs, stocked kitchens and hands-on trip advice from Kate.
Alaska Dream RV Rental
Anchorage RV rental agency with a perfect rating from one Google review.
Alaska Car & RV Rentals
Anchorage car and RV rental agency with a 4.4 rating, renting vehicles for Alaska road trips since 2018.
Apollo RV Rentals - Anchorage Branch
Anchorage RV rental agency with a 4.0 Google rating from a single review.
Alaska Motor Home Inc
Alaskan-owned Anchorage RV rental with 2020 or newer motorhomes, one-way options and all-inclusive rates.
Alaska Best RV Rentals
Small Anchorage motorhome rental outfit with mixed reviews on vehicle age and deposits.
Cruise America RV Rental and Sales
Anchorage branch of a large North American RV rental chain, rated 3.9 from 103 reviews.
Roveez RV Rentals
RV rental agency in Anchorage offering vehicles for weekend trips, family vacations, and cross-country adventures.
Clippership RV Rentals and Sales
Anchorage RV rentals and sales since 1982, with mixed reviews on service and vehicle condition.
Vans rule the top of the list
Five of the six highest-rated companies here rent camper vans, and three of them hold a perfect 5.0: Alaska Stoke Vans (52 reviews), River Wild Campervans (199), and AlaskaVans Campervan Rentals (99). Indie Campers has the biggest review count at 507 and a 4.7, with unlimited mileage and airport pickup. Vanderlust Vans sits at 4.8. If you want a motorhome instead, GoNorth Alaska is the standout at 4.5 across 182 reviews, and it also handles service and parts, which matters on a long trip. Read the mileage terms before you book. Unlimited sounds great until you find out it is not.
Motorhome or van for your route
A camper van suits two people doing the Kenai Peninsula and Seward Highway loop. It parks anywhere, sips fuel, and you can pull into a pullout for the night without drama. A motorhome earns its keep on longer hauls with more people, especially if you are headed toward Denali or Fairbanks and want a real kitchen and bathroom. Only two travel trailer options exist in town, so if that is your plan, book early. My one lemon was a van with a tired house battery and a fridge that quit on day two. Do a full walkthrough before you drive off the lot, and test the fridge, the water pump, and every light.
Fees that show up later
Alaska distances are big, so confirm the mileage policy in writing, including what overage costs. Generator hours are the other classic surprise: some rentals include a set number of hours per day and charge per hour beyond that. I once got hit with exactly that on a motorhome in another state and it stung. Ask about the security deposit hold on your card and how long it takes to come back. Check your own auto or travel insurance against the rental company's damage waiver so you are not paying twice. Pet rules vary by company, so say yes to the dog question up front rather than at pickup.
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Nearby cities
- Wasilla, AK (1, 32 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Anchorage?
There are 23 companies listed, with an average rating of 4.4 stars. Nine rent motorhomes, nine rent camper vans, and two rent travel trailers. Four of them offer one-way rentals, and two will deliver the vehicle to you.
Which Anchorage rental companies rate highest?
Three camper van outfits hold a 5.0: Alaska Stoke Vans with 52 reviews, River Wild Campervans with 199, and AlaskaVans Campervan Rentals with 99. Indie Campers has the most reviews at 507 with a 4.7, and Vanderlust Vans sits at 4.8.
Should I rent a motorhome or a camper van?
For two people on the Kenai and Seward Highway loop, a van is easier to park and cheaper on fuel. A motorhome makes more sense for larger groups or longer runs toward Denali, where a full kitchen and bathroom pay off. Travel trailer options are limited here.
What fees should I ask about before booking?
Ask about mileage limits and overage charges, generator hours and the per-hour rate beyond the included amount, the security deposit hold, and one-way drop fees. Confirm what the kitchen and linen kits cost and whether your insurance covers the damage waiver.