RV Hire Seattle

List of Seattle RV Rental Companies

Below you will find the most up-to-date list of RV rental companies based in Seattle. If you don't know a brand or location you want to rent from, then scroll down to the map at the bottom and choose that way.

About Seattle and RV Rental

Seattle is the northern-most destination popular with RV rental road-trippers along the west coast of the USA.

It is a popular pickup or dropoff point, and it is not uncommon to be doing one-way rentals to or from here from places like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver or Las Vegas.

The City is surrounded by water, mountains and evergreen forests that make it popular for outdoorsy types that just want to disappear in an RV for a while but is also home to a large tech industry, with Microsoft and Amazon headquartered here. The towering Space Needle is its most iconic landmark being built for the 1962 World’s Fair.

Check out below for the best list of Seattle RV rental and campervan hire agencies. Compare prices, read reviews, book now, there are plenty to choose from...

Best RV Rental Season in Seattle

An RV vacation in Seattle is always a good idea! Travel from late June to September to appreciate the pleasant weather perfect for hiking, biking, and boating. No wonder why Seattle’s summer season is the most coveted and the most jam-packed season of the year. From July to early August, the city celebrates the annual Seafair, which is flocked by tourists all over the world. If you want to extend your holiday, you can still go on an RV trip from late September to October, and be at awe with the hues of orange, gold, and red beautifully contrasting the blue horizon. During springtime (March to May and sometimes May to July), you’ll fall in love with the milder climate with occasional rains.

Must-visit spots when you rent an RV in Seattle

Have an epic Seattle vacation with your RV. Explore some of the city’s most popular attractions, including Space Needle, Seattle Center Monorail, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Aquarium, and Museum of Pop Culture. After the modern adventure, relax under the sun and enjoy the picturesque blend of high peaks and vibrant hues from Snoqualmie Falls, Mount Rainier National Park, Hoh Rainforest, Cape Disappointment State Park, and North Cascades National Park.

Must-try Food in Seattle

As Seattle fully embraces cultural diversity and ecological differences, there’s nothing more fitting than to dive into some of its signature dishes and drinks. The Seattle food bucket list features a bit of every cuisine in the world. It begins with their freshest seafood options, including the likes of oysters, crabs, octopus, shrimps, salmon and more. Second on the list is the famed ‘Seattle Dog’ or the tasty cream cheese dog. Also included in the list are the mouth-watering artisanal chocolates and the refreshing bubble tea and craft beers.  And before we forget, you might want to stack some of Seattle’s fresh, crispy, and juicy apples during your RV vacation.