Campervan hire in Denver
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Known as the Mile-High City, Denver sits at the base of the Rocky Mountains, which gives you easy access to national parks and outdoor adventures. Hire a campervan in Denver, explore all Colorado offers and stop wherever you want.

Our website is a great starting point if you want cheap campervan hire in Denver. We work with local providers in the area to find you the best prices on a wide range of campervans and motorhomes. Our easy-to-use website allows you to filter by features, size and price to find the perfect campervan for hire in Denver.

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Native Campers
Native Campers2919 E 42nd Avenue DenverCO 80216 United States
Road Bear
Road Bear6586 Brighton Blvd Denver (Commerce City)CO 80022 United States
El Monte
El Monte6586 Brighton Blvd Denver (Commerce City)CO 80022 United States
Mighty
Mighty6586 Brighton Blvd Denver (Commerce City)CO 80022 United States
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Road Bear RV

Overview Road Bear RV

4.4(101 Reviews)
  • Comfort
    4.4/5
  • Cleanliness
    4.3/5
  • Value for money
    3.9/5
  • Vehicle condition
    4.3/5
  • Pick-up and drop-off process
    4.2/5

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Road Bear C 29-31, Denver, written on 12 days ago

The handover was very unfriendly; they showed little interest in us as customers and little interest in explaining the vehicle. We were asked to sign lots of documents without even having seen the vehicle. The motorhome had only been given a cursory clean. There were food scraps in the drawers and dirt everywhere. We had to give the motorhome a thorough clean first. The drop-off was much the same – no one asked if we were satisfied or even if we’d had a nice holiday. We’d booked a transfer to the airport. We then found out we’d have to wait another 1.5 hours. So we ended up paying for an Uber ourselves, which cost 140 dollars. It’s a shame – we’d had a lovely holiday, and we’d thoroughly cleaned the motorhome inside and out before returning it. Nobody mentioned that. It could certainly be more child-friendly.

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Road Bear C 26-28, Denver, written on about 1 year ago

Despite having booked the ‘Equipped’ package, there was no bed linen – they’d also forgotten to provide towels. We found a large amount of cut toenails under the mattress – that was absolutely disgusting. The rented camping chairs cost $19 at Walmart and are really useless. We had a faulty air conditioner – it took days to get it repaired, and we had to keep chasing them up. The tap in the bathroom fell apart on the second day – without some DIY know-how and buying the right tools, the washbasin would have been unusable.

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Kay

Road Bear C 26-28, Denver, written on about 1 year ago

Top vehicle - only had 2,000 miles on the clock - very long at approx. 10 metres - but easy to handle. Equipment was good.

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Bernd Holger

Road Bear C 23-25, Denver, written on over 1 year ago

Shuttle unfortunately sent to the wrong hotel, therefore waiting time. Nice atmosphere at pick-up and drop-off

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Road Bear C 23-25, Denver, written on almost 2 years ago

Engine fine. Inside the camper, you can hardly believe it is no more than 2 years old. It looks rather worn out. The oven did not work. This was probably not connected. However, the camper is very complete. What was a concern was the 2nd battery that the fridge was also on. This was quite quickly empty in hot weather. The pick-up and drop-off went smoothly. Fine service of pick-up at hotel and drop-off to airport is fantastic. We had a very nice holiday. Kind regards, Peter and Jacqueline van der Valk

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Christophe

Road Bear A 30-32, Denver, written on about 2 years ago

Very nice RV and we had a wonderfull trip. One global negative comment to improve the exeprience. I don't understand the poor level of service of such RV rental agencies. Rental is about 10 k$ and you don't feel as welcome as in some coffee shops. One of the guy was barely speaking english and was impossible to understand on the phone for a non native english speaker. Fridge was not on when we collected the vehicle. No camping chairs available. Pick up only available from the airport area knowing that you can't rent the day of your arrival from Europe. No storage for baggages. No manual of the vehicle available (so that you can understand and repair basic things if needed, like an electrical default on the stabilizing system).

Sonja

Road Bear C 23-25, Denver, written on about 2 years ago

Quick handover due to rain at the request of the landlord. Luggage could not be left there as discussed in advance. Since the handover (bad briefing) went so quickly, it was overlooked because everything was just in a pile that pillows were missing and the duvets were broken or the zips. All 4 chairs were rusty, had holes, bars bent and broken. USB plugs were loose, ladder not usable to get on the bed, ladder bracket defective, oil had to be bought after a short time (but was refunded) Motorhome was poorly cleaned. Seat cushions always slipped down after a few minutes, child could not sit well, doors and drawers kept opening, all very cheaply made. Water hose was too short for many locations, little storage space, the pots, coffee maker, pans, toaster were all in one compartment, an intermediate board would have helped.gebause with the bowls . I wouldn't book Roadbear again for the higher price. Then I can go back to Cruise America, where I know that the vehicles are older. On the plus side, the ice compartment was great. The holiday was a dream, although this was not due to the motorhome. Staff in Denver okay but not really friendly or helpful especially if you have a baby with you. We were told to be there at 0930 for the shuttle bus, but it didn't arrive until 11. Denver was a mass processing centre.

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Road Bear C 26-28, Denver, written on over 2 years ago

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Top tips for your Campervan trip to Denver

The best time to rent a campervan in Denver is between April and October. This is when the weather is nice and warm, and the roads through the mountains will have less snow. Visiting in the winter is possible, but some roads might be closed.

Driving
One thing to note is that if you are driving high up in the mountains, there's a good chance it will affect the performance of your campervan due to the lack of air. Take your time on the steep climb and descents, and watch out for wildlife running across the road.
Family Friendly Activities
Even though most of your trip will be spent outside of the city, there are some family-friendly activities worth visiting to keep the little ones entertained. Denver Zoo is one of the best, with over 4000 animals. The Downtown Aquarium is another option that is highly rated.
The Outdoors
If we had to highlight a few, you must head to the Rockies National Park (just 90 minutes away). Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre are great places for photos because of their natural red sandstone formations. Theres also the Great Sand Dunes National Park is 4 hours away with fantastic towering dunes.

Hire a campervan in Denver: What does it actually cost?

Motorhome prices in Denver vary depending on the season, region, and demand. Fortunately, with our price comparison tool, you can always keep an eye on rental costs. July is very popular among camping enthusiasts, so renting a campervan can cost around 135.21 £. You can travel more affordably in February, with average prices of 71.24 £.

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Best Campervan routes from Denver

Denver to Moab (Utah)
If you’re considering motorhome rental in Denver, this 550km route might suit you. Head west from Denver, and this route will take you through Colorado’s high country before dropping back down in the deserts of Utah. You could stop at Glenwood Springs, the world's largest outdoor mineral pool and impressive waterfalls. After that, there is Rim Rock Drive, which campervan travellers consistently praise. Once in Moab, you can stock up on supplies, enjoy the town and maybe visit some of the natural parks nearby.

Denver to Santa Fe, New Mexico
Start by stopping at the Great Sand Dunes National Park, where you can try sandboarding or sledging down its slopes, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It feels like you are on an alien planet. After that, stop at Toas, a place full of culture where you can sample some New Mexico cuisine. Once in Santa Fe, you can park up, relax and take in the mix of cultures. If you’re planning a motorhome for hire in Denver, this route offers plenty of scenic stops and campervan-friendly campsites.

Denver to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
As far as national parks go, this one is quiet, with uncrowded hiking trails. Head west out of Denver on the I-70, calling at mountain towns like Beuna Vita and Frisco to grab supplies and stretch your legs. Stay the night at Montrose, which is known as the gateway to the Black Canyon. This road trip is perfect for those after some peace and solitude in areas that are not as busy as other national parks.

Sites of interest and excursions in Denver

Golden, Colorado
Have you ever tried Coors beer? Golden is home to the brewery, and you can tour and sample the beer at the world's largest single-site brewery. After (or before), you could walk or cycle along Clear Creek Trail, which runs through the town centre. If history is your thing, they also have the Colorado Railroad Museum.

Dinosaur Ridge
Just 28km outside of Denver is Dinosaur Ridge. It's a fantastic outdoor museum where you can look at some real-life dinosaur tracks and fossils embedded within rock formations. You don’t get to see this every day, so it's worth checking out while you are in the area. There's a route you can take, a visitor centre, and interactive exhibits that children will love.

Lookout Mountain
Lookout Mountain is 25km from Denver. It’s a very popular scenic drive in the area that offers excellent views of the Denver skyline and the Rocky Mountains. It's easy to drive up in a campervan, and at the summit, you will find the Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave, one of the most famous people in the American West. Take a picnic up, chill out, and enjoy the views.

Lookout Mountain drive near Rocky mountains
The best campsites

Campsites in Denver and the surrounding area

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Your stay for the first night

  • Colorado/St. Vrain State Park
    Pelican
  • Colorado/Chatfield State Park
    Chatfield
  • Colorado/St. Vrain State Park
    Kestrel
  • Colorado/St. Vrain State Park
    Coot Pond
  • Colorado/St. Vrain State Park
    Tail Feathers
  • Colorado/St. Vrain State Park
    Red Tail Pond
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