Top 10 RV Rentals Near Yellowstone National Park

Whether you stay in the park or a campground near it, these 10 Yellowstone RV rentals can help make this an epic trip to remember. RV camping near this popular National Park is the perfect way to experience the gorgeous surroundings.

We’ve visited Yellowstone National Park twice in our RV. The first time in the summer and the second time in the fall. While both were amazing, our trip there in the fall is the most memorable. Why? Mainly because of the state park we stayed at, which I’ll tell you about in a minute, but also because the weather was perfect and the fall leaves were beautiful.

Let’s first dive into some of the available RV rentals listed on Outdoorsy, our RV rental company of choice. After we review examples of RVs, we’ll discuss certain factors to consider about renting. We close this article with some RV parks to consider when traveling to Yellowstone National Park.

We have used Outdoorsy to find our RV rentals. Plus, we personally met the Outdoorsy team in their Austin office. I will say, that overall we have had great experiences and definitely like the company.

We have found a nice variety of RVs for you, from campervans and motorhomes to travel trailers and truck campers.

Campervan Rentals

Nissan Campervan

About this camper van rental:

• Sleeps 2
• This campervan is available for pickup near Bozeman, Montana, which is about an hour and a half drive from Yellowstone. We highly recommend a visit to Bozeman! It’s a great little town with a cool downtown area.
• Plenty of storage available for all the accessories they provide
• Features a large 5” memory foam bed for 2

Take a peek inside:

Take a look at the Outdoorsy rental marketplace to search for available camper van rentals near Yellowstone.

2015 Roadtrek 190 Popular Class B RV

About this Class B:

• Sleeps 2
• Available for pickup or drop off in Bozeman
• Rent this beauty to safely navigate the mountain roads without the hassle of driving a large and cumbersome RV
• Comes with extra coach batteries, 2500 watt inverter, and underhood generator

Take a peek inside:

Truck Camper Rentals Near Yellowstone

AWD Honda Element with an Ursa Minor Rooftop Camper

About this Rental:

• Sleeps 2
• Available for pick up in Bozeman, Montana
• They will customize this rental for your trip! Mountain Biking? They’ll include a bike rack at no extra charge. Fly Fishing? They’ll leave info for some great shops and the latest fishing report.
• They also include basic camping equipment

Take a peek inside the rooftop tent:

Take a look at the Outdoorsy rental marketplace to search for available truck camper rentals near Yellowstone.

Lexi | Lexus SUV | Roof Top Tent

About this rental:

• Sleeps 4
• Available for pick up in Bozeman, Montana
• Comes with a 2017 AutoHome roof top tent and awning
• For groups of 3 or 4, add on two extra people at checkout which includes bedding, a tent, camp furniture, towels and dishes.

Take a look at this setup:

Travel Trailer Rentals Near Yellowstone National Park

If you’re thinking about renting one of these, be sure to read Todd’s in-depth article on travel trailer rental. He goes into detail about having it delivered to your campsite, why you should consider renting this type of RV and more.

2012 Jayco Jay Flight

About this travel trailer rental:

• Sleeps 7
• 25′ travel trailer with bunkhouse floorplan
• Loaded with great features such as satellite, awning, generator and more
• Free delivery within a 50 mile radius, negotiable thereafter

Take a peek inside the spacious living area!

Take a look at the Outdoorsy rental marketplace to search for available travel trailer rentals near Yellowstone.

2016 Forest River R Pod

About this Yellowstone travel trailer rental:

• Sleeps 4
• The R-pod is the lowest tow weight in its class and is easily towed by most mid-sized SUVs
• Easy set-up for those not familiar with RVing
• This RV is pet-friendly

Here’s the floorplan of this model:

Motorhome Rentals

2011 Four Winds Majestic 27G

About this Yellowstone RV rental:

• Sleeps 5
• Comes stocked with necessities such as including kitchen wares, towels, bedding, and other carefully chosen amenities
• Bozeman Airport pick-up/drop-off ($75 each way)

Take a peek inside:

Browse around the Outdoorsy rental marketplace to search for available Class C Motorhomes for rent near Yellowstone.

1991 Fleetwood Tioga Montara

About this RV rental:

• Sleeps 6
• Available for pick up in Idaho Falls which is about 2 hours from Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park
• Drive your car and park it at their place while you RV or they’ll also pick you up at the airport
• This RV is older, but they’ve updated the inside recently with new flooring, new ceramic toilet and a shower refresh too

Take a peek inside:

2018 Coachmen Prism

About this RV rental:

• Sleeps 6
• Slide-out runs almost the entire length of the RV, so it is roomy as can be
• Comes with a full kitchen and bathroom, two TVs, indoor & outdoor shower, tons of storage inside and outside
• The owners provide just about everything you need for an awesome RV trip; they have a long list of the items they provide

Take a peek at the floorplan:

Browse around the Outdoorsy rental marketplace to search for available Class C and Class B Motorhomes for rent near Yellowstone.

2018 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite

About this motorhome rental:

• Sleeps 8
• Features overhead bed, couch bed, dinette bed, 2 bunks and the queen bed in the back
• Comes with everything you need to have a great vacation- sheets, sleeping bags, blankets, towels, dishes, utensils, hot dog sticks, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, pots and pans, etc.

Take a peek at the floorplan:

We recommend using the Outdoorsy RV rental marketplace to search for Class B or Class C motorhomes available for rent near Yellowstone National Park.

Now that you’ve scrolled through some of the different RV rentals available near Yellowstone National Park, it’s time to decide which one is best for you.

We recommend you consider the following pros and cons for each type of rental RV:

Campervan or Truck Camper Rental

Pros:

• Small, easy to drive and easy to park and navigate through the National Parks
• Low maintenance and simple
• Good starter rental if you’ve never RV’d or camped before but want to get a taste of it
• Easy to park and be off the grid
• Fly in, pick it up and drive away easily!

Cons:

• Not a lot of space
• Not a lot of amenities compared to larger units
• No kitchen on some rentals
• Doesn’t have a bathroom

Travel Trailer Rental

Pros:

• Some people will deliver/set-up to your campsite, as well as come and pick it up; super convenient
• Some units sleep a lot of people
• Most have quite a bit of room
• You have access to a kitchen and a lot of amenities like your own bathroom
• Nice size beds
• A great way to experience RV camping if you’re not comfortable driving a motorhome

Cons:

• If they don’t deliver, you have to tow it yourself
• If you’re flying in from somewhere, you’ll have to rent a car to drive around the National Park
• If you’ve never RV’d before, you’ll need to spend some time figuring out how everything works (but, it’s a great way to learn the ropes!)

Motorhome Rental

Pros:

• If you’re comfortable driving something this size, it’s super convenient to pick up and go
• Usually lots of room
• Features lots of amenities like a nice kitchen, bathroom and bedroom
• It’s a very fun way to vacation!

Cons:

• If you’ve never driven one before, the learning curve could potentially make for a stressful vacation
• If you don’t have a separate car, you’ll have to drive the RV everywhere (that means every time you want to go somewhere you have to take down your campsite)
• Yellowstone has RV parking, but you’ll have to find it and hope there’s space
• You need to study the roads to your campground and in the park to know which routes you might want to avoid in an RV

I hope these pros and cons help you make the best decision on your RV rental!

There are quite a few campgrounds inside Yellowstone National Park. Here are five campgrounds that require a reservation:

• Bridge Bay
• Canyon
• Fishing Bridge RV
• Grant
• Madison

We Stayed at Henry’s Lake State Park

On our second visit to Yellowstone National Park in September, we stayed at Henry’s Lake State Park. It’s located about 15 miles outside the National Park and the beauty is pretty unreal.

Here are a few of our photos from the park at sunset.

The campsites are very nice and the campground was so quiet. The bathroom facilities were kept incredibly clean.

The sites are paved and have a picnic table. Only a handful of them have sewer and when we were there, it was first come first serve for the sewer spots. But just be sure to call to make a reservation and ask about the sites available.

After the Labor Day weekend, all of the campsites are first-come, first-serve.

3917 E. 5100 N.
Island Park, ID 83429

(208) 558-7532 Summer

(208) 558-7368 Winter

The campground overlooks the beautiful lake and mountains, which often have moose running around. We lucked out and saw two of them while we were there. They were too far away for my iPhone to get good shots, but it was amazing just to sit back and try to spot them.

There are walking trails all over the campground, which we used every evening for a nice walk.

So, if you’re looking to stay just outside of Yellowstone and want a serene, beautiful campground, we highly recommend this one.

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Julie Bonner

Julie specializes in helping you whip up delicious meals in your tiny RV kitchen, as well as RV organization tips and helping fellow RVers make their RV feel like home. Her favorite RVing spot is in Banff National Park in Canada where yes, the water really is that blue and the people really are that nice.