Campervan hire in the USA
from £26.11/night

The USA is a huge country which makes it the ideal destination for a campervan holiday. Renting a campervan in the USA gives you the freedom and flexibility to explore the country at your own pace. There are so many roads just waiting to be explored and there is something for everyone from city breaks, skiing holidays to historic tours. The country itself is very diverse as it stretches across several different climates and different biomes, meaning that it’s home to a lot of spectacular landscapes and wildlife.

Tip: To make sure that you have a fantastic campervan holiday in the USA it is highly recommended to plan your holiday in advance. By doing so, you can save money and get better daily rates and you will also have a wider selection of campervans to choose from.

• Remember that in the USA they drive on the right, it is important to keep this in mind when overtaking or turning.

• You can turn right at a red light unless stated otherwise.

• You must come to a complete stop at a stop sign. At a 4-way junction with four stop signs, the driver who arrives first goes first. If drivers arrive at the same time the driver on the right goes first.

• Speed limits vary from state to state. Make sure to look out for road signs. In urban areas speed limits are generally 25-30 mph and for motorways they range from 65-80 mph.

• Everglades National Park: It is home to alligators, American crocodiles, Florida panthers and lots of other species. One of the best ways to experience the Everglades is to go on an airboat ride to see lots of different types of wildlife. It is one of the largest national parks in the country, which offers a unique experience.

• Grand Canyon: This is a must see when visiting the USA. If you like hiking, then the Rim Track is one of the most popular hikes in the Grand Canyon. The route is 13 milesand it goes from South Kaibab to Hermit’s Rest. Along the way you will visit the Grand Canyon Village, Mojave Point and Monument Creek Vista.

• Zion National Park: This national park is in Utah and there are lots of great places to go hiking. The West Rim Trail or Angels Landing are two great hiking routeswhich offer fantastic views of the different and very old rock formations. Make sure you plan enough time to visit this fabulous national park as there is lots to see.

• Ferry Beach, Scarborough: This beach is less known compared to other ones in the local area, but it is ideal for those who would like to avoid the big crowds. This scenic beach sits inside the mouth of the Nonesuch River and the water is usually quite calm. It is really easy to find a nice spot on the beach where you can relax or go for a dip in the water.