Camper Van & RV Rental in Seattle

RV rental in Seattle is always a good idea. The Emerald City is a buzzing metropolis with one of the best music scenes in the country, plus an almost overwhelming number of world-class eateries. Foodies, take note. A camper van rental in Seattle is your ticket to the very best of the Pacific Northwest, America and Canada. The beach is right at your doorstep, too, and with Elliot Bay and the snow-capped Mount Rainier framing the city, you can easily rent an RV in Seattle and embark on the most incredible road trip of your life. Ready to explore one of America’s prettiest cities and beyond? Reserve your motorhome rental in Seattle today.

Starting at $115 / night

Want to book a one-way RV rental in Seattle? Simply select your desired return location during the booking process. You can then return your camper rental in Seattle to any of the following stations in the continental USA:

• Las Vegas, Nevada
• San Francisco, California
• Los Angeles, California
• Denver, Colorado
• Phoenix, Arizona
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• Miami, Florida

American citizens don’t need to worry about a visa. However, the following guide applies to all AU, UK and EU citizens (including those from Ireland, Norway, Switzerland, and Croatia):

• If you’re not from the USA, you’ll require a US visa or an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation).
• If you begin your trip in the USA and travel to Canada, having a USA visa or ESTA is sufficient. You don’t need a Canadian visa to enter the country by land.

When is the best time for an RV rental in Seattle? If restaurants with serious culinary cred and a flourishing indie music scene are what you seek, you can visit all year long. Just keep in mind the city and surroundings are known for being wet, so pack a raincoat. For the least amount of rain and best temperatures, reserve your camper rental in Seattle for anytime between mid May and the end of September. Summer is when you can enjoy events like the International Kite Festival at Long Beach or whale watching in the Pacific. Spring also has its highlights like the beautiful cherry blossom along Lake Washington Boulevard and Beer Authority’s Belgian Fest, which is heaven on earth for craft beer lovers. Plan your RV rental in Seattle around winter and sneak up to Canada for backcountry skiing in Whistler. No matter what month you choose to visit, our roadsurfer RV rentals can handle any season. Just make sure to order extra bedding if visiting during the colder months.

You can stop at the SeaTac Rest Area (36898 I-5, Federal Way, WA 98003), or use a campsite with these facilities on your final night.

The nearest gas station is PetroCard Pacific Pride is at 3215 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134. For propane, head to U-Haul Storage of Rainier Valley at 2515 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144.

Although Seattle offers plenty of parking for cars, finding a parking spot for your RV rental in Seattle can be trickier (and you’ll need to check height restrictions). To ensure your trip is as stress-free as possible, we recommend booking a camping spot just outside Seattle and traveling into the city using public transport. With a speedy monorail system and excellent buses, you can relax knowing you can enjoy the city without having to hunt for a parking space.

Whether you want to explore the city or head further afield, a camper rental in Seattle gives you the freedom to camp wherever suits you. From sites located within easy reach of the city to more tranquil sites where you can reconnect with nature. Below, we’ve listed five of our favorite camping spots for RV rentals in Seattle:

• Seattle/Tacoma KOA Campground: Just 20 minutes from downtown Seattle, this camping spot offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the hustle and bustle of city life through the day and relax in more peaceful settings in the evening.
• Manchester State Park: Just 10.5 miles from Seattle, this beautiful camping spot offers great views of the Puget Sound as well as plenty of historic charm.
• Tall Chief Campground: Around 25 miles outside of Seattle, this quiet camping spot in the middle of the woods is ideal for reconnecting with nature. Plus it’s just 10 minutes away from the famous Snoqualmie Falls.
• Bryn Mawr Beach RV Park: A quiet camping spot located right on the shores of Lake Washington. Here, you can swap your motorhome for a boat and explore the impressive landscape from the water.
• Thunderbird RV & Camping Resort: Located on the Skykomish River, this camping spot not only offers tranquillity but also numerous outdoor activities on-site, including mini golf and fishing.

From iconic city attractions to coastal adventures or mountainous playgrounds, starting your RV rental in Seattle offers something for all travelers, and with roadsurfer, you have the freedom and flexibility to explore it all:

• City sightseeing: A bustling arts and cultural city, visit the Museum of Pop Culture, the Seattle Art Museum, and Chihuly Garden and Glass, or take in panoramic views of the city from the Space Needle or Seattle Great Wheel.
• Reconnect with the outdoors: Seattle is the perfect starting point for outdoor enthusiasts. From Mount Rainier and Olympic National Park to Yellowstone and the Rocky Mountains, there are so many iconic parks ripe for adventures within easy reach. So, whether you love to hike, ride, swim, or climb, the opportunities are endless.
• Discover dramatic coastlines: RV rental in Seattle puts the Pacific Northwest Coast Highway within easy reach. Starting at the most northern point allows you to enjoy everything from iconic redwood forests and rainforest-covered mountains to palm tree-lined beaches, all while enjoying breathtaking views of this dramatic coastline.