Cabin Fever Campers Hawaiii
Locally owned Honolulu rental with well-kept Jeep Wranglers and camper vans, plus airport and hotel delivery.
Hawaii is camper van country, not big-rig country. Of the 14 rental outfits listed here, 11 run camper vans and only 3 offer motorhomes, with no travel trailers at all. Average rating sits at 4.8 across the board, so you are picking between good options, not hunting for the one decent one. The islands do not connect by road, so where you book matters as much as what you book.
Locally owned Honolulu rental with well-kept Jeep Wranglers and camper vans, plus airport and hotel delivery.
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Family-owned Kauai camper rental with rooftop tents, 4WD Jeeps, and full camping gear. Rated 4.6 stars.
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Honolulu campervan rental with a 5.0 rating, clean vans, camping gear included, and 4WD options.
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Honolulu camper van rental with a mixed record across a handful of Google reviews.
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Eleven of the 14 companies rent camper vans. That fits Hawaii. Roads wind, campsites run small, and a van slips into places a 30-foot motorhome will not. The three motorhome options come from Campervan Hawaii Maui, Mana Vans Hawaii and Campervan Hawaii Kona, all rated 4.9 or 5.0. If you want a bathroom and a real bed, book one of those three early. If you are fine with a converted van and a camp stove, you have plenty of choices. Either way, ask about sleeping capacity and whether bedding comes with the rental before you compare rates, because a bare van and a stocked one are different prices for a reason.
The listed pickup cities are Honolulu, Kahului, Kailua-Kona, Anahola, Wahiawa, Haiku, Kaneohe and Makawao. Five of the six top-rated companies mention airport pickup, and three will deliver the vehicle to you. Delivery is worth the fee if you land late or stay somewhere without a rental counter nearby. Remember that inter-island trips mean a separate rental on each island, since there is no bridge network and no one-way option among these 14 listings. Book the island you fly into first, then decide whether a second island is worth a second booking.
Cabin Fever Campers Hawaiii holds a 5.0 from 72 reviews and delivers. Mana Vans Hawaii is 5.0 across 128 reviews and picks up at the airport. Campervan Hawaii Maui, the busiest at 160 reviews and 4.9, rents both motorhomes and vans. Hawaii Surf Campers and CampCar both rate 4.9 and both deliver. Campervan Hawaii Kona is 5.0 but has only 7 reviews, so treat that score as promising, not proven. Read the recent reviews on any van you pick, especially notes about cleanliness and mechanical condition.
There are 14 listed in this directory, averaging a 4.8 rating. Eleven rent camper vans, 3 offer motorhomes, and none rent travel trailers. Three will deliver the vehicle to you, and five of the six top-rated companies offer airport pickup.
Yes, but the choice is narrow. Only 3 of the 14 companies offer motorhomes: Campervan Hawaii Maui, Mana Vans Hawaii and Campervan Hawaii Kona. Camper vans dominate at 11 companies, so a motorhome usually needs booking further ahead.
Yes. Summer and holiday weeks fill first, and the motorhome options are few. Booking weeks ahead gives you a better pick of van type and pickup city, and more time to read the contract terms on deposits, generator hours and mileage before you commit.
Ask about generator hour limits and overage charges, the security deposit and how long the hold lasts, insurance deductibles and what your own policy covers, mileage limits, pet and cleaning fees, and whether kitchen and linen kits cost extra. Get the numbers in writing before you pay.