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Rental RVs in Montana
Jayco Travel Trailer
2004 • (1)
$130 USD /night
Winnebago Class B
2025 • New listing
$350 USD /night
Heartland Travel Trailer
2022 • New listing
$175 USD /night
Delivery Only
Holiday Rambler Class A
2006 • New listing
$140 USD /night
Delivery only
Holiday Rambler Class C
2018 • New listing
$275 USD /night
Nexus RV Class C
2017 • New listing
$275 USD /night
Keystone Travel Trailer
2020 • New listing
$120 USD /night
Delivery Only
Keystone Travel Trailer
2021 • (1)
$190 USD /night
Delivery only
Micro Trailer
2013 • New listing
$75 USD /night
Discover Montana
Welcome to Big Sky Country — Montana's wide-open spaces, diverse landscapes, and rich history make it a fantastic destination for an unforgettable RV adventure. From the vast expanses of the Great Plains to the rugged peaks of Glacier National Park, Montana offers boundless outdoor exploration and recreation opportunities, and the best way to experience everything is with an RV rental.
Montana's terrain and climate vary greatly from east to west, with the eastern half of the state dominated by rolling plains and the western portion featuring towering mountains, dense forests, and pristine lakes. The best time of year for an RV trip in Montana depends on your desired activities and destinations. Spring and summer are ideal for exploring the state's national parks and wilderness areas, while fall offers stunning foliage and fewer crowds. Keep in mind that many RVs are not well-suited for cold weather, so it's best to avoid visiting during the harsh winter months if your rig isn't made for four seasons.
Montana RV rental: How it works
Planning an RV trip in Montana 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 Montana 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.
Recent Montana RV rental reviews
Great camper and host! Highly recommend.
Shelbey D
Aug 2025
This was our first time renting a camp trailer and had a great experience. The trailer was delivered to our requested campground and set up for us. All we had to do was bring our clothes and food. Ashley was quick to respond when we asked about how to turn on the heater and tv (we didn’t know the generator needed to be running:). The trailer was perfect for a fun family time! Looking forward to renting Ashley’s trailer again sometime!
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Jody F
Aug 2025
Kara, Was great to deal with , RV was perfect for our stay, well stocked & clean. I would rent again.
KG
Ken G
Jul 2025
Great camper and host. Would work with again!
GR
Greg R
Jun 2025
Communication with Autumn was great. She was very responsive and easy to deal with. The pickup and drop-off was very smooth. Trailer location was also easy to find. We had a wonderful experience with Autumn and would recommend her.
Stefanie W
Sep 2024
Nick was very accommodating, and answered any questions we had
jeff d
Sep 2024
Very easy to work with and very accommodating
Ethan B
Sep 2024
The RV was super clean and everything worked perfectly. We could not have been happier! I will definitely rent again.
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Paul S
Aug 2024
John was easy to work with and communicated proactively and promptly, there were great instructions on how to use the van, and we accomplished our objective - which was to test out a Sprinter before making a major purchase.
Jason K
Jul 2024
Best of the outdoors in Montana
Montana's breathtaking natural beauty and diverse landscapes make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. From the awe-inspiring peaks of Glacier National Park to the serene waters of Flathead Lake, there is no shortage of stunning scenery and recreational opportunities for RV travelers.
Glacier National Park is undoubtedly one of Montana's crown jewels, featuring over one million acres of rugged mountains, pristine forests, and sparkling lakes. Explore the park's 700 miles of trails, including the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road, which offers unparalleled views of the park's stunning landscapes. Keep in mind that RV access is limited on some park roads, so plan ahead and choose campgrounds and trails that can accommodate your vehicle. Some popular options include Apgar Campground and St. Mary Campground.
Another outdoor gem in Montana is Yellowstone National Park, which spans Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. Home to the world's largest collection of geysers, including the iconic Old Faithful, Yellowstone is a must-visit destination for any nature lover. In addition to its geothermal wonders, the park also offers opportunities for wildlife viewing, hiking, and fishing. Several RV-friendly campgrounds are within the park, such as Madison Campground and Fishing Bridge RV Park.
The Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex is a perfect choice for those exploring Montana's vast wilderness areas. This remote and rugged region comprises over 1.5 million acres and offers unparalleled hiking, fishing, and horseback riding opportunities. Keep in mind that while there are no developed campgrounds within the wilderness area, several RV-friendly campgrounds are nearby, such as Holland Lake Campground and Seeley Lake Campground.Top Hosts in Montana
Eldred8 trips - Joined Jan 2024
Great camper and host. Would work with again!
Greg R. - Jun 2025
Very easy to work with and very accommodating
Ethan B. - Sep 2024
Nick was very accommodating, and answered any questions we had
jeff D. - Sep 2024
Nicholas was great to deal with. He answers messages promptly. Delivery and pick-up was smooth. RV was as advertised and perfect for our needs.
Russ T. - Jul 2023
Best National Parks in Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Glacier National Park
Montana
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
North Dakota
Popular State Parks in Montana
Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
Montana
Placid Lake State Park
Montana
Makoshika State Park
Montana
Bannack State Park
Montana
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
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Frequently asked questions about renting an RV in Montana
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Montana, and are there ways to save during peak season?
Great news, Montana RV rental rates are some of the best for exploring wide-open spaces. On average, RV rentals in Montana range from $100 to $250 per night, depending on the size, season, and amenities. Summer (June-August) is peak season, especially near Glacier National Park, but you can snag a cheap RV rental in Montana by booking shoulder season dates (April-May or September-October) or opting for a travel trailer instead of a motorhome. Early booking and midweek rentals also help you save. Consider picking up your RV in Missoula or Billings for the most options. Montana’s adventure starts with smart planning!
What do I need to rent an RV in Montana?
Renting an RV in Montana is refreshingly easy: you just need to be 25 or older with a valid driver’s license, no special endorsement required for most RVs! Locals and international visitors can both rent; international travelers should bring an International Driving Permit as well. RVezy confirms your ID automatically, so you’re ready to drive the famous Big Sky roads with confidence. If it’s your first time, hosts provide walk-throughs and helpful driving tips. The open roads of a Montana RV trip are truly accessible to anyone with a standard license.
What protection do I get with my RV rental in Montana?
Every RV rental in Montana booked through RVezy includes a protection package, so you're covered for the unexpected! This package covers most accidental damage to the RV and gives you 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in Montana, from Yellowstone to Flathead Lake. It’s not insurance, but it brings serious peace of mind, letting you enjoy your Montana adventure without worry. You choose the level of coverage that’s right for you before you hit the (often scenic) road. Focus on hiking Glacier National Park, not potential hiccups.
What if my plans change? Is canceling my Montana RV rental easy?
You can book with clear expectations. RVezy gives you a 24-hour full-refund window after the host accepts your booking and your payment is made. After that, refund amounts depend on how far in advance you cancel; canceling more than 30 days before your trip minimizes what you forfeit. If your host cancels your booking, you receive a full refund or RVezy credits with no penalty. All cancellations are handled on the RVezy platform.
Can I bring my dog on my Montana RV adventure?
Ready for a pet-friendly RV rental in Montana? You’ll find plenty of listings that welcome dogs and other pets, just use the Pet-Friendly filter to see your options. Many campgrounds, like West Glacier KOA and Bear Canyon Campground in Bozeman, are dog-friendly with trails and dog parks nearby. Confirm specific pet rules on your chosen listing and remember to bring waste bags, leashes, and a cozy pet bed. Traveling with your furry friend makes a Montana RV trip even more memorable, don’t miss the dog-friendly breweries in Missoula!
Can I have an RV delivered and set up at my campground in Montana?
Good news: Many hosts offer RV delivery across Montana, especially to popular campgrounds like Glacier Campground (just outside Glacier National Park), Missoula KOA, and Bozeman Hot Springs Campground. With RV delivery in Montana, the host parks and sets up your RV, you just walk in and start your adventure. This is ideal for first-timers or families who want a no-hassle start to their Montana RV trip. To find delivery options, simply use the Delivery filter when searching on RVezy. Your Montana vacation can truly start the moment you arrive!
How far can I travel with my Montana RV rental, and are there mileage limits?
Most Montana RV rentals come with a set daily mileage, often 100-200 miles, but you’ll see exactly what’s included on each listing. Want to plan big? It’s about 320 miles from Billings to Glacier National Park, and 230 miles from Missoula to Yellowstone. Want an RV rental with unlimited mileage? Use the Unlimited Mileage filter to see your best matches. Montana’s legendary road trips, like the Beartooth Highway or Going-to-the-Sun Road, are easily within reach.
Where can I park my RV or campervan overnight in Montana, and what are the best local campgrounds?
RV camping in Montana is all about choices: you can stay in stunning mountain campgrounds or full-service RV parks with amenities. Try West Glacier KOA for resort-style perks, Bozeman Hot Springs Campground for natural pools and proximity to trails, or Flathead Lake State Park (Wayfarers Unit) for lakeside views. Most Montana state parks offer electric and water hookups. For free overnight stops, larger Walmarts (like in Missoula or Billings) often allow RV parking. Always check local signage and book early for national park sites during summer.
When is the best time to visit Montana for an RV trip?
Montana RV trips shine from late May through early October, when days are warm (60-85°F) and nights are cool, perfect for campfires and hiking. July and August are peak months for national parks, so consider June or September for fewer crowds. Winter (December-March) is adventurous: expect snow, frozen lakes, and day temps from 20-40°F, great for cozying up in a heated RV and skiing at Big Sky or Whitefish! Spring brings wildflowers and quieter trails. Every season offers a new way to experience Montana.
Is Montana a good place for first-time RV renters? Will I get help if I’m new?
Montana is perfect for your first RV rental, wide open highways, friendly hosts, and less city stress than most states. Each RVezy trip includes a personal walkthrough and orientation when you pick up or have your RV delivered, so you’re never left guessing. Hosts show you how to use everything, from slide-outs and hookups to driving tips for mountain roads. Plus, you can message your host any time. Your first-time renting an RV adventure starts smoothly in Montana!
What happens if I have a problem on the road during my Montana RV trip?
Rest easy! Every Montana RV rental through RVezy comes with 24/7 roadside assistance. Whether it’s a flat tire on US-93 near Whitefish or a battery issue in Yellowstone, just call for help, no extra hassle. Roadside crews cover everything from basic repairs to towing, and support is always a call or text away. This gives peace of mind whether you're near a city or out in Glacier country. Adventure further knowing you’re always covered on your Montana road trip!
Can I cross state borders into Canada or other states with my Montana RV rental?
Dreaming of a cross-border adventure? Many Montana RV rentals allow travel into nearby states like Wyoming or Idaho, perfect for a road trip to Yellowstone or the Tetons. For Canada, some hosts permit travel to Alberta or British Columbia (since Montana shares a border), but be sure to message your host from the listing page before booking for cross-border approval. RVezy’s coverage does not extend to Mexico. Popular routes: Missoula to Banff (450 miles), or Billings to Yellowstone (130 miles). Your Montana RV adventure can span two countries, just plan ahead!
How much should I budget for fuel on a Montana RV rental?
Montana’s vast landscapes mean you’ll have time on the road, so budget smart. Most motorhome rentals in Montana average 7-12 MPG, while campervan rentals are closer to 15-18 MPG. Gas prices in Montana usually run $0.20–$0.30 below the national average. Plan for around $80-120 to fill up a Class C RV. For a scenic loop from Missoula to Glacier and Flathead Lake (about 400 miles), expect $100-150 in gas for a typical motorhome. Pro tip: Use GasBuddy to find the cheapest pumps along your route.
How far in advance should I reserve a campground in Montana?
To get the best campgrounds near Montana’s top sights (like Glacier or Yellowstone), book as early as possible, reservations open about 6 months ahead for national parks and state parks. Many campgrounds use recreation.gov or the Montana State Parks reservation system. In July and August, the best sites may book up minutes after reservations open. Flexibility helps, try weekdays or less-known parks like Missouri Headwaters or Makoshika. Local tip: Watch for last-minute cancellations the week before your trip!
What should I know about driving an RV in Montana?
Driving an RV in Montana is straightforward, wide roads, low traffic, and epic views. The highways are typically well maintained, but spring can bring potholes and ice patches, especially in mountain passes near Butte and Kalispell. Watch for wildlife (deer, elk, bison) at dawn and dusk. Chains are sometimes required in winter, and some routes close from November to April. Always check Montana’s travel info site for real-time updates and consider delivery if you’re not ready for mountain curves.
What amenities can I expect at Montana campgrounds for RVs?
Montana’s campgrounds range from basic to resort-style. Most Montana state park campgrounds offer electric and water hookups; many private parks add full sewer hookups, WiFi, laundry, and family amenities. Look for dump stations at parks like Flathead Lake or Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. If dry camping in the national forests, bring water and check for forest service vault toilets. Tip: Always fill your tank and empty your waste at your campground before heading to your next adventure!
What RV features and add-ons are offered by Montana rentals?
Montana RV rentals offer comfy beds, full kitchens, bathrooms, seatbelts, AC, heating, and often a generator, look for details on each listing. Popular add-ons include camp chairs, firewood, bikes, kayaks, and linen kits. Many listings highlight TV, WiFi, or pet kits for added comfort. Pickup/dropoff is flexible, and you’ll see the mileage policy clearly stated before you book. Want outdoor adventure? Search for toy haulers with ATV storage and head for the Crazy Mountains. You can tailor your Montana camping experience to fit your adventure style!
How do security deposits and payments work for Montana RV rentals?
Booking your RV rental with RVezy in the US is simple and secure. A refundable security deposit is held as a temporary authorization 3 days before your trip and is released 7 days after your trip ends if no claim is submitted. No money is transferred at booking; the hold confirms funds are available. All payments are made safely online. Follow your host's care tips to avoid charges and focus on the open road.