Boho Camper Vans
Hand-built camper vans in Tempe, rented or sold, with 453 five-star reviews and a name for clean, easy vans.
Tempe sits right in the middle of the Valley, which makes it a smart base for a desert loop or a run up to the high country. Three rental outfits call the city home and another twelve sit within easy reach, so the shortlist is manageable. We pulled the ratings and the camper van and motorhome mix so you can see what's actually here before you book.
Hand-built camper vans in Tempe, rented or sold, with 453 five-star reviews and a name for clean, easy vans.
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All three local companies carry a 5.0 average rating, but the review counts tell a more useful story than the score. Boho Camper Vans is the big one with 453 reviews, and it rents both motorhomes and camper vans with delivery available. Lost Saguaro is a small camper van operation with 10 reviews. VanWays has 7 reviews and also delivers to you. Two of the three will bring the vehicle to your door, which saves a lot of driving before your trip even starts. Read a handful of recent reviews rather than just the star average. A 5.0 from seven people and a 5.0 from 453 are not the same thing, and I have rented a van on thin reviews before. Ask how old the fleet is and who handles roadside problems.
The local mix is two camper vans and one motorhome, zero travel trailers and zero one-way options. That fits Tempe well. A camper van is easier to park near Mill Avenue and cheaper on fuel, and it handles a weekend toward Sedona or Tucson without much fuss. If you need a shower, a generator or sleeping space for four, the single motorhome is your choice and you should book it early. Since nobody local offers one-way rentals, plan a loop that returns to Tempe. Look at the twelve nearby companies if you need a trailer or a different size. A one-way drop fee, when you do find one elsewhere, is rarely small.
The nightly rate is only part of the bill. Mileage allowances vary, and extra miles add up on a long desert loop. Generator hours are often metered separately. I once got hit with a surprise generator-hours charge at the counter, so ask what is included before you sign. The security deposit gets held on your card, and insurance is a separate decision: check what your own auto policy covers and what the rental company's damage waiver does not. Kitchen and linen kits are usually add-ons, not standard. Pet rules differ by owner, so confirm before you bring the dog. Summer and holiday weekends book out weeks ahead, and Phoenix-area snowbirds fill the winter too.
There are 3 rental companies based in Tempe, with 12 more nearby. Two of the three deliver the vehicle to you. The local fleet breaks down as 1 motorhome and 2 camper vans, so camper vans are the easier find.
No. The local companies list zero one-way options, and none rent travel trailers. Plan a loop that brings the vehicle back to Tempe, and if you need a one-way trip, check the nearby listings and ask about drop fees before booking.
Ask about the mileage allowance, generator hours, the security deposit hold, and what the insurance or damage waiver actually covers. Also confirm whether a kitchen or linen kit is included or an add-on, and ask about pet rules if you travel with a dog.
Book well ahead for summer weekends and holidays, and for the winter snowbird season, since the local fleet is small. With only 3 companies in town, the popular vans go first. Reserve early and read recent reviews before you commit.