High Alpine Rentals - RV Storage & Rentals. APPOINTMENT ONLY
Veteran-owned Colorado Springs rental with clean camper vans, party buses, and a 4.9-star rating from 130 reviews.
Colorado Springs sits right under Pikes Peak, and four rental companies here serve the folks heading up it or out toward the mountains. Two rent motorhomes and one rents camper vans. One delivers to you. Average rating across the listings is 4.6. I have rented four RVs in my time, one of them a genuine lemon, so I read reviews closely and ask about fees before I sign anything.
Veteran-owned Colorado Springs rental with clean camper vans, party buses, and a 4.9-star rating from 130 reviews.
Colorado Springs RV rental with a 4.5-star rating from 139 reviews, known for helpful staff and clean units.
Employee-owned RV rental with 4.5 stars, known for friendly staff and easy pickups.
RV rental agency in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with a wheelchair accessible parking lot.
High Alpine Rentals runs on camper vans and holds a 4.9 from 130 reviews, the strongest rating on this page. It works by appointment only, so call before you drive over. Hightened Path RV Rentals rents motorhomes and scores 4.5 across 139 reviews. It appears twice in the listings, the second entry with no rating and no reviews, which is worth knowing so you do not count it twice. Cruise America RV Rental is the familiar name, motorhomes again, 4.5 from 54 reviews. Both High Alpine and Cruise America note airport service.
The rate on the quote is not the whole bill. One company slipped me a generator-hours charge at drop-off because I ran the AC overnight in a spot with no hookups. Ask how generator use is billed before you leave the counter. Mileage allowances matter too on a trip to the mountains. Your security deposit comes back after inspection, so photograph the rig all around. Insurance coverage varies by company, and your own auto policy may or may not extend to a motorhome, so confirm who covers what in writing.
Summer weekends and holiday weeks fill early here, and camper vans go first because there are so few. Book ahead. Ask about one-way drop fees if you plan to end somewhere else, since none of these four list one-way service. Kitchen and linen kits are usually extras, not included, so ask. Pet rules differ company to company, so state your dog up front. The one delivery option on this page saves you a trip to the counter, but confirm the drop address and time in writing before the day arrives.
Four. Two of them rent motorhomes, one rents camper vans, and none list travel trailers. The listings average a 4.6 rating, and one company offers delivery to you.
High Alpine Rentals, at 4.9 from 130 reviews. It rents camper vans by appointment only, so call first. Hightened Path and Cruise America both sit at 4.5.
Yes, one company on this page offers delivery. Ask where it will drop the rig and at what time, and get both in writing. Delivery fees are set by the company, so confirm the charge before booking.
Ask about the generator-hours fee, the mileage allowance, the security deposit and when it is refunded, and what the insurance covers. Also confirm whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra and what the pet policy is.