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How much does it cost to rent an RV in Salt Lake City?
RV Rental Costs in Salt Lake City
Renting an RV in Salt Lake City depends on several factors such as camper size, age, features, booking duration, season, and pick-up/drop-off locations.
Daily rental rates typically range from $90 to $260 for most vehicles.
For the most accurate pricing, use our search tool to check current rates. Additionally, don't forget to consider extra costs like fuel, campsite fees, and optional add-ons such as GPS or additional drivers.

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Best Months for a Camping Trip in Salt Lake City
| Period | Avg High (°C) | Good? |
|---|---|---|
| Winter (Dec – Feb) | 3 | Limited: cold, snow in canyons |
| Spring (Mar – May) | 16 | Yes: mild, fewer crowds |
| Summer (Jun – Aug) | 33 | Mixed: hot in valley, ideal in mountains |
| Autumn (Sep – Nov) | 18 | Yes: pleasant temperatures, bright foliage |
Driving Tips
- Interstate speed limits are often 80 mph (129 km/h) outside urban areas, but expect 65 mph (105 km/h) inside the valley.
- I-15 and I-80 meet downtown and can have heavy traffic from 07:00 – 09:00 and 16:00 – 18:00.
- Cottonwood Canyons roads climb quickly to ski resorts. Road grades reach 8% and lanes are narrow.
- Utah's chain law can require snow chains or approved snow tyres on canyon roads when a flashing sign reads "Traction Law in Effect."
- Many fuel stations sell clear unleaded petrol (ethanol-free). This is useful for older RV generators.
- There are no electronic toll roads around Salt Lake City. Express lanes on I-15 need a transponder but motorhomes may stay in the general lanes at no cost.
- The valley sits at 4,300 ft (1,310 m). Drink extra water to avoid altitude headaches.
Camping Spots
| Place | Hook-ups | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake City KOA Holiday (3 mi from downtown) | Full | Bus and light-rail stop at gate, pool, accepts rigs to 75 ft, bookable year-round | Urban noise, higher price |
| Antelope Island State Park – Bridger Bay | None | Great Salt Lake views, bison herds, dark skies | Mosquitoes mid-May to mid-June, limited shade, 40 ft max length |
| Tanner Flat Campground – Little Cottonwood Canyon | None | Cool temperatures, trail access, 30 min from city | Road narrow, 30 ft max, closed October – May |
| Mountain View RV Park – West Valley City | Water+Electric | Paved pads, monthly options, close to shops | Only 2 dump stations, stays limited to 40 ft |
| Stansbury Island BLM Dispersed Area | None | Free, open space for large rigs, sunsets over lake | No services, rough road, windy and dusty |
Resupplying Options
- Flying J Travel Centre, I-15 Exit 307: fuel, propane, drinking water, coin-operated RV dump.
- Salt Lake City Public Utilities RV Dump, 1530 Gladiola St: free grey and black tank empty April–November.
- Maverik "Adventure's First Stop" stations are common and many offer fresh-water taps.
Did You Know?
- Winter temperature inversions trap pollution. Check air.utah.gov before outdoor activity.
- The Great Salt Lake shoreline can host swarms of biting midges and mosquitoes in late spring.
- Open flames and fireworks are banned in foothill areas each year 1 July – 15 October due to fire risk.
- Dial 911 for emergencies. Use 511 (phone or app) for live road and snow updates.
- Elk and deer cross mountain highways at dawn and dusk, especially on US-89 towards Logan.
- UV radiation is strong at altitude. Wear sun protection even on cool days.
FAQs
What are the age requirements to rent an RV in the USA?
In the USA, most campervan rental companies require a minimum age between 21 and 25 years old. If you're younger, you might face extra fees or rules. Be sure to confirm the age policy with the rental company you choose.
Just enter your age in our search tool and we'll show you vehicles that fit your criteria.
Can I pick up my RV at the airport?
Many campervan rental companies in the USA are conveniently located at or near major airports. This allows you to easily pick up your campervan right after you land. Some companies even provide shuttle services from the airport to their rental sites.
What kind of license do I need to rent an RV in the USA?
In the USA, you usually just need a standard car driver's license from home to rent a campervan. Foreign licenses are fine if they're in English or come with an official English translation. If not, arrange for an International Driving Permit (IDP) in addition to your regular license.
Are one-way RV rentals available in the USA?
Yes, you can rent a motorhome for a one-way trip in the USA. This means you can collect the motorhome in one city and return it in another. Keep in mind, though, that extra charges might apply for one-way rentals and availability can differ depending on the rental company and location.




