Easy Camper Rental (Davis County Locations)
Travel trailer rentals with a straightforward process, delivery, and a 5.0 rating from 92 reviews.
Six rental companies in Utah will bring the rig to you, and that changes the trip before it starts. No depot run, no parking a strange motorhome in a strange lot at dusk. The lineup runs from camper vans to a class C, with an average rating of 4.8 across the group. I have rented four RVs, and the one that got delivered to my campsite was the easiest handoff of the bunch.
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Three camper vans, two travel trailers, one motorhome and one class C are on the list, and every one of the six companies delivers. If you want a van that doubles as your daily driver, Native Campervans is the obvious first call with 378 reviews and a 4.9 rating. Basecamper Vans (4.6, 76 reviews) and Sphere Rental (4.6, 85 reviews) also run vans and both handle airport pickups. Travel trailer people have two Easy Camper Rental listings, one in Davis County and one in Morgan County, both rated 5.0. The Davis County arm takes pets; the Morgan County one does not list that feature. Same name, different rules, so read the listing you book.
Delivery is convenient, and it also moves the risk around. Ask each company where their insurance ends and yours begins, and get the answer in writing before you pay. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, not a charge, but it can sit there for days after you drop the rig. Confirm what the deposit covers: cleaning, dump fees, damage. Generator hours are the fee that caught me once. Many rigs include a set number of hours per day and bill the rest, so ask how the hours are tracked and what they cost past the limit. Mileage works the same way. If the listing says unlimited, get it in the contract, because none of these six list an unlimited option.
A camper van suits two people and a loose plan. It parks anywhere and sips fuel, and the three van companies here all deliver. The trade is space: no slide-out, no room for a crowd on a rainy afternoon. A travel trailer through Easy Camper Rental makes sense if you are staying put, and delivery saves you from towing. The catch is that trailers need a tow vehicle if you plan to move camp, and delivery usually means the trailer stays where it lands. Sphere Rental's motorhome and class C fit families who want a bathroom and a real kitchen. Bigger rig means bigger fuel bill and more planning around where it can go.
Six. All six on this page list delivery, which is the whole point of the list. That includes three camper van outfits, two travel trailer listings and the motorhome and class C options at Sphere Rental.
4.8 across the six. Easy Camper Rental holds two 5.0 listings, Native Campervans sits at 4.9 with 378 reviews, and the two 4.6 entries are Sphere Rental and Basecamper Vans.
Maybe. Only the Easy Camper Rental Davis County listing mentions pets, and the Morgan County listing does not. Ask the specific company before booking and confirm any pet deposit or cleaning fee in writing.
None of these six list one-way service, so plan a loop back to where the rig was delivered. If you need a one-way trip, ask directly, and expect a drop fee if a company offers it.