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Every rental includes insurance coverage and 24/7 roadside assistance for total peace of mind
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Choose verified RVs you can pick up locally or have delivered directly to your campsite

Rental RVs in Hawaii

Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Sienna Camper with PRIVATE PARKING BATHROOM SHOWER
Toyota Campervan

2008 • New listing

$140 USD /night
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Paradise Camper Van 2021 Dodge ram promaster
Class B

2021 • New listing

$125 USD /night
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Aloha Steve's Winnebago Solis Class B
Winnebago Class B

2021 • New listing

$155 USD /night
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Good vibes Maui Camper Van
Campervan

2014 • New listing

$145 USD /night
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Econoline
Ford Class B

2006 • New listing

$165 USD /night
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
The Lebowski "Home is where you Park it"
Ford Campervan

2016 • New listing

$179 USD /night

Discover Hawaii

Back door of campervan open towards the tropical foliage

Aloha! Welcome to Hawaii, a tropical paradise that offers an unparalleled array of natural wonders, rich cultural experiences, and breathtaking scenery. With its pristine sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and dramatic volcanic landscapes, there's no better way to explore this idyllic archipelago than with an RV rental in Hawaii. Experience the warm, friendly spirit of the islands firsthand as you immerse yourself in Hawaii's unique Polynesian culture, discover its rich history, and savor its diverse cuisine. Whether you're looking to catch some waves, traverse the lush trails, or simply relax on a sun-kissed beach, a Hawaiian RV adventure promises to be an unforgettable experience.

Hawaii is known for its diverse and unique geography, which includes eight major islands, each with its own distinct character and attractions. The state's climate is tropical, with warm temperatures and abundant sunshine year-round, making it an ideal destination for RV travelers. The best time to visit Hawaii in an RV is during the spring and fall months when the weather is pleasant, the crowds are thinner, and you can enjoy the islands' many outdoor attractions without the summer heat. During these times, you'll also be able to catch some of Hawaii's most celebrated cultural events, such as the Merrie Monarch Festival and the Aloha Festivals.

Hawaii RV rental: How it works

Planning an RV trip in Hawaii is simple with RVezy. Search available RVs, compare options, choose pickup or delivery, and book securely online. Whether you are heading to a campground, national park, or weekend getaway, your adventure starts here.

1. Explore RV rentals

Browse a wide range of campervans, travel trailers, and motorhomes. Filter by dates, price, amenities, RV type, or delivery availability to find the right fit for your trip.

2. Choose pickup or delivery

Pick up your RV from a local host in Hawaii or arrange delivery directly to your campsite, home, or other approved destination.

3. Get ready to travel

Confirm your booking and coordinate details with your host before departure. Insurance coverage and roadside assistance are included, so you can travel with confidence.

Best of the outdoors in Hawaii

Woman in a campervan looking at the beach

On the Big Island, experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, home to two of the world's most active volcanoes: Kīlauea and Mauna Loa. Hike through the park's diverse landscapes, from lush rainforests to barren lava fields, and witness the raw power of nature up close.

Kauai, known as the Garden Island, is famed for its verdant landscapes, including the majestic Waimea Canyon, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific." Explore the park's extensive trail system, which offers breathtaking views of the canyon, waterfalls, and the surrounding landscape.

For a quintessential Hawaiian beach experience, head to the island of Maui and spend a day at Makena State Park, home to the stunning Big Beach and Little Beach. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing on the golden sands, surrounded by the park's lush coastal vegetation.

The island of Oahu offers a wide range of outdoor pursuits, from hiking the iconic Diamond Head crater to exploring the lush Waimea Valley, a 1,875-acre park that features botanical gardens, cultural sites, and a beautiful waterfall.

Best National Parks in Hawaii

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii
Haleakala National Park
Haleakala National Park
Hawaii
Pinnacles National Park
Pinnacles National Park
California
Channel Islands National Park
Channel Islands National Park
California

Popular State Parks in Hawaii

Makena State Park
Makena State Park
Hawaii
Na Pali Coast State Park
Na Pali Coast State Park
Hawaii
Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park
Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park
Hawaii
Waianapanapa State Park
Waianapanapa State Park
Hawaii

RVezy vs. Traditional RV rental

RVezy rentals

  • Book directly from local RV owners
  • Choose the exact RV you want
  • Delivery to your campsite, home, or destination
  • More variety: trailers, motorhomes, and campers

Traditional RV rental

  • Limited fleet from a rental company
  • Exact RV not guaranteed
  • Pickup only at retail locations
  • Fewer RV types and less availability

RV rentals in Hawaii

Popular RV rental locations in Hawaii

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Campground destinations in Hawaii

Aiea, HIAnahola, HIEast Honolulu, HIHaliimaile, HIHilo, HIHonolulu, HIKahului, HIKailua, HIKalaoa, HIKaloko, HIKihei, HIKula, HILihue, HIOrchidlands Estates, HIPaia, HIPrinceville, HIPukalani, HIWaialua, HIWailuku, HIWaimea, HI
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Frequently asked questions about renting an RV in Hawaii

What does it cost to rent an RV in Hawaii, and how can I save money?

RV rental in Hawaii is more affordable than most people expect: you can typically find options from $140–$275 per night depending on size and season. Booking outside major holidays or during the spring/fall can score you the best deals. To get a cheap RV rental in Hawaii, look for units with lower nightly rates, and try traveling midweek or during off-peak months like April or September. Many nearby campgrounds have modest nightly parking fees, too, helping you keep costs predictable. Pro tip: Smaller Class B and campervan rentals on Oahu or Maui are the easiest on gas and budget.

What driver’s license do I need to rent an RV in Hawaii?

A regular Class 3 Hawaii driver’s license is all you need to rent and drive an RV, campervan, or motorhome on the islands: there’s no need for a commercial driver’s license. If you’re visiting from the mainland or abroad, bring your valid home country license (plus an International Driving Permit if it’s not in English). All renters must be 25 or older for any RV rental in Hawaii. RVezy’s quick ID check at booking keeps the process easy and secure. You’ll be exploring Oahu’s North Shore or cruising Maui’s Hana Highway in no time.

What kind of protection comes with my RV rental in Hawaii?

Every RV rental in Hawaii booked through RVezy includes a built-in protection package, so you can travel worry-free. This coverage protects you financially from most accidental damages that might happen during your island adventure: and every booking comes with 24/7 roadside assistance, too. You can select the level of protection you want during checkout. RVezy handles everything directly, so you can focus on enjoying waterfalls, beaches, and volcanoes instead of insurance paperwork.

What is RVezy’s cancellation policy if my Hawaii trip plans change?

You can book your Hawaii RV rental with confidence: RVezy offers a clear cancellation policy that makes it easy to adjust your plans if needed. There’s even a full money-back grace period after booking, and refunds are available if you cancel far enough in advance or in the event of natural disasters like hurricanes. There’s no need to stress if your flight gets changed or plans shift; just check your booking details for what applies to your trip.

Are there pet-friendly RV rentals in Hawaii?

Absolutely: pet-friendly RV rental in Hawaii is easy to find. Just use the Pet-Friendly filter on RVezy to see listings that welcome dogs or cats. Many local campgrounds, especially on Oahu and the Big Island, allow leashed pets (like Malaekahana Beach Campground). Before setting off, double-check campground pet policies and pack for tropical weather. Bring a collapsible bowl and plenty of water for your furry friend, and don’t forget the dog-friendly beaches!

Can the RV be delivered and set up at my Hawaii campground?

Delivery is one of the easiest ways to start your Hawaii RV trip: many hosts offer RV delivery right to your requested location, whether that’s Bellows Field Beach Park on Oahu or your private property. Your host will set up the RV and walk you through everything, so even first-timers feel right at home. Just select 'Delivery' when searching and message your host with your planned campsite. Kick back and let the adventure come to you!

Are there mileage limits for RV rentals in Hawaii, and how far can I travel?

Your Hawaii RV rental comes with clear mileage details, and because you’re island-hopping rather than crossing state lines, most trips stay well within daily allowances. For example, you can circle Oahu in less than 130 miles, and Maui’s famous Road to Hana is a 128-mile round trip. Look for 'unlimited mileage' or a high daily mileage cap on each listing to avoid surprise fees: island drives mean more time at the beach, less time on the road.

Where can I park and camp with my rental RV in Hawaii?

You have plenty of scenic choices for RV camping in Hawaii! Some of the best campgrounds near Honolulu include Malaekahana Beach Campground (oceanfront, showers), Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden (lush, mountain views), and Bellows Field Beach Park (white sand, available weekends). All state and county campgrounds require advance permits. No street or beach parking overnight: stick to designated sites for the best experience and easy beach access. Booking a spot in advance ensures you won’t miss out during busy season.

When is the best time of year for an RV rental in Hawaii?

The best time for an RV rental in Hawaii is during the spring (April–June) and fall (September–November) when crowds are lighter, and daytime highs are a comfortable 79–86°F (26–30°C). Summer offers great surfing, but it’s busy and warmer, while winter brings whale-watching and pleasant temps, rarely dropping below 68°F at night, even in January. Book early for holidays like Christmas or Golden Week, as sites fill fast. You truly can have an RV adventure here year-round!

Is Hawaii a good place for my first RV rental experience?

Hawaii is a fantastic choice for your first time renting an RV! The roads are mostly paved and scenic, traffic is more relaxed than on the mainland, and distances are short. Every host gives you a full walkthrough at pick-up or delivery, and RVezy’s built-in support means help is just a message away if you have questions. Take your time, savor the scenery, and you’ll have your RV legs in no time. The warm aloha spirit goes a long way here!

What happens if something goes wrong on my Hawaii RV trip?

Rest easy: every RVezy RV rental in Hawaii comes with 24/7 roadside assistance. Whether you get a flat on the Road to Hana or need help with a campsite hookup, you’re covered. The support team is local and experienced with island conditions. Save the hotline number before you go, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing help is never far away, even in the jungle or near volcanoes.

How far can I travel by RV in Hawaii, and can I visit other islands?

All RV travel in Hawaii is island-specific: you can circle Oahu, cruise Maui, or roam the Big Island, but vehicles can’t be ferried between islands. For example, a classic Oahu RV road trip runs from Honolulu up to North Shore towns like Haleiwa (about 30 miles north), with epic coastal stops along the way. Each island has its own character, so pick the one that fits your adventure! Need ideas for your RV road trip from Honolulu? Don’t miss Waimea Valley, Kualoa Ranch, or Makapu’u Point.

What should I budget for gas when RV camping in Hawaii?

You’ll want to factor in local fuel prices when budgeting your RV camping trip in Hawaii. As of 2024, gas averages about $4.50–$5.00 per gallon. Most campervans get around 15–18 mpg, while motorhomes might see 9–12 mpg. Luckily, Hawaii drives are short: Oahu is under 140 miles end-to-end, so a full tank covers a lot of ground. Plan to fill up in bigger towns for the best prices, and consider budgeting an extra $100–$150 for fuel if exploring the whole island.

How do I book campgrounds for my Hawaii RV trip, and how far ahead should I reserve?

The best campgrounds near Honolulu and across Hawaii often fill up fast, so it’s smart to reserve as soon as you know your dates: two to three months out is ideal for holidays. Use the official Hawaii State Parks reservation system online for places like Malaekahana Beach Campground or Bellows Field Beach Park. County parks have their own reservation apps. Pro tip: Print your campsite permit, as many parks require physical copies at check-in.

Are Hawaii roads safe and easy for RVs?

You’ll find most paved highways in Hawaii: especially on Oahu, Maui, and Kauai, are RV-friendly. Watch for one-lane bridges on Maui's Hana Highway or Pali Highway, and avoid narrow, steep mountain roads unless you’re confident. Rush hour around Honolulu can mean delays, so plan your driving for mid-day. Always check weather updates for sudden rain showers. Stay on main routes and you’ll cruise comfortably, with coastlines and waterfalls as your scenery.

What amenities and hookups can I expect at Hawaii RV campgrounds?

RV campgrounds in Hawaii are all about the basics: expect level sites, picnic tables, and access to restrooms or outdoor showers in most parks. Full RV hookups (water, electric, sewer) are rare, mostly found in private parks like Malaekahana Beach Campground. Some state and county campgrounds have potable water taps and dump stations nearby. Bring extra drinking water and plenty of sunscreen: island camping is about connecting with nature and living simply. Enjoy sunrise coffee with your toes in the sand!

What features come standard with most RV rentals in Hawaii?

You can expect your Hawaii RV rental to have a comfy bed, kitchen basics (fridge, stove, sink), and a bathroom with a toilet and shower. Many have AC, solar panels, and awnings for shade. Some models include TVs, WiFi hotspots, or backup cameras for easy parking. Ask your host what’s included so you can pack light. With the essentials covered, you’ll be ready for beach days, hikes, and stargazing: just don’t forget your swimsuit and local snacks!

What add-ons or extra services can I get with my Hawaii RV rental?

Hawaii RV rentals can come with great add-ons to make your trip seamless: think beach chairs, paddleboards, surfboards, premium linens, or bikes for exploring the island. Delivery, airport pickup, and extra cleaning packages are also common. Check the listing or ask your host about current options and prices. Add what you need for your dream vacation, and see if they offer discounts for weeklong bookings or local recommendations for hidden beaches.

How does payment and the security deposit work for my RV rental in Hawaii?

Booking your RV rental in Hawaii through RVezy is safe and simple: you’ll pay securely on the platform, and a refundable security deposit will be held until after your trip. This protects both you and the host. As long as you return the RV clean and in good shape, your deposit is quickly refunded. Review your rental’s terms before pickup, and keep an eye out for detailed return checklists in your booking info. Easy, transparent, and ready for island adventures!