Wandervans
Boise campervan rentals since 2016, rated 4.7 for comfy beds, easy pickup and helpful staff.
Boise sits close enough to the mountains and desert that a rented RV makes sense for a weekend or a longer loop. Three rental outfits serve the city, averaging 4.6 stars across more than 3,400 reviews, and two of them will bring the rig to your driveway. Motorhomes and travel trailers are the main options, with one camper van outfit in the mix.
Boise campervan rentals since 2016, rated 4.7 for comfy beds, easy pickup and helpful staff.
Boise RV rental agency with motorhomes and travel trailers, 4.7 stars across 15 Google reviews.
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The local fleet leans toward motorhomes and travel trailers, two of each among the three companies, plus a single camper van option. That camper van is Wandervans, which holds a 4.7 rating over 204 reviews and suits a couple or solo traveler who wants something easy to park downtown. Dillon RV covers motorhomes and travel trailers and carries the largest review base by far at 3,217 reviews and a 4.5 rating. RV Rental Boise is the small newcomer at 4.7 stars and 15 reviews. Worth saying plainly: the big review counts tell you more about consistency than the small ones do. Ask each outfit how old the units are and what their roadside policy looks like before you commit.
Two of the three companies deliver to you, which matters if you don't want to drive a Class C through Boise traffic on day one. Delivery usually carries a fee based on distance, and you should confirm whether setup and leveling are included or extra. If you pick up instead, plan the departure for off-peak hours and bring your license and proof of insurance. I learned the hard way on a rental that looked fine in the lot but had a house battery that wouldn't hold a charge. Do a full walkaround with your phone camera rolling, check the generator hours, and get the starting mileage written on the contract.
The nightly rate is rarely the final number. Expect a security deposit that holds on your card, mileage limits with a per-mile charge beyond them, and a generator-hours allowance that can bill out by the hour if you run the AC off-grid. I once got hit with a surprise generator fee because nobody mentioned the meter. Insurance is another line item: your personal auto policy may or may not extend to a rental, so ask in writing who covers what and what the deductible is. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional add-ons. Pet rules vary by owner, so state your dog up front. Book summer and holiday dates well ahead.
Three companies serve Boise, averaging 4.6 stars across their combined reviews. Two rent motorhomes, two rent travel trailers, and one rents camper vans, so you can compare a few options before booking.
Dillon RV has 3,217 reviews and a 4.5 rating, by far the largest review base in the city. Wandervans follows with 204 reviews at 4.7 stars, then RV Rental Boise with 15 reviews at 4.7.
Yes. Two of the three local companies offer delivery to you, which saves you a drive across town on pickup day. Delivery fees are typically based on distance, so confirm the charge and whether setup is included before you book.
Photograph every panel, confirm the starting mileage and generator hours on the contract, and test the house battery and water systems yourself. Ask who covers what if something breaks, and get the roadside number in writing.