Kellville Vans
Salt Lake City camper van rentals with a 4.9-star rating from 188 reviews and a helpful, responsive team.
Planning a road trip from Salt Lake City often means weighing a teardrop against a camper van. You will find two rental companies here that stock specialty rigs like teardrops, truck campers and Airstreams. I have rented four RVs in my time, and one was a real lemon, so I read reviews closely. This guide sticks to the facts: ratings, types and features, plus the general stuff that saves you money and grief.
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Just two rental companies in Salt Lake City list specialty units, and they cover a surprising range: camper vans, motorhomes, travel trailers and Class A rigs. Kellville Vans holds a 4.9 rating from 188 reviews and rents camper vans with kitchens. Mobile RV Pro - Salt Lake sits at 4.4 from 13 reviews and rents motorhomes, travel trailers and Class A units, with insurance available. No company here offers delivery, one-way rentals, monthly rates, pet-friendly units or unlimited mileage, so plan to pick up and return in town. If you want an Airstream-style trailer or a truck camper, call ahead because inventory is thin.
Mileage and generator hours are the two fees that catch people out. I once paid extra because we ran the generator past the included hours, so ask what the allowance is before you book. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, not a charge, but it can be sizable. Insurance matters too: check whether the rental company's policy covers the trailer and your belongings, or if your auto policy extends to it. Kitchen kits and linen packs often cost extra, so confirm what comes with the van or trailer. None of the Salt Lake City companies here list unlimited miles, so map your route and estimate.
Summer and holiday weekends fill up fast, even with only two rental companies in town. Reserve early, especially if you need a specific type like a camper van or a Class A. Ask about pet rules if you travel with a dog; no company here advertises pet-friendly units, so get it in writing. If you are heading to nearby places, keep in mind that one-way drop fees can add up, and none of these companies offer one-way rentals. Pack light for a teardrop, and test the kitchen setup before you leave the lot. A quick walkthrough saves surprises later.
Two companies list specialty units like teardrops, truck campers and Airstreams. That is a small pool, so book early if you have your heart set on a particular type.
The average rating across the two companies is 4.7 out of 5. Kellville Vans leads with 4.9 from 188 reviews, while Mobile RV Pro - Salt Lake has 4.4 from 13 reviews.
No, none of the listed companies offer delivery. You will need to pick up and return the RV at their location in Salt Lake City.
No company here advertises pet-friendly units, so assume pets are not allowed unless you confirm directly with the rental company. Get any exception in writing before you book.