Campervan hire in Las Vegas
from £24.75/night

Cruise America C-25, Las Vegas, written on about 1 month ago

Three families of us hired three campervans for a 16-day tour through the national parks in Utah and Arizona. We picked them up in Las Vegas and dropped them off in San Francisco. It was already clear upon collection that the rental company’s fleet consisted of older motorhomes that had seen a lot of use (mileage over 80,000–90,000 miles) and had worn-out interiors. The kitchen equipment and blankets/towels included in the package we’d booked were ‘basic’ at best. One RV suffered engine failure whilst on the road and, instead of replacing the vehicle, a repair was carried out which, due to the heat, took two days of our journey and required an overnight stay in a hotel. The vehicle was stranded in a suburb of Las Vegas and Camper Cruise expected us to spend the night in a car park outside a fast-food restaurant without working air conditioning in temperatures of over 40 degrees. They claimed we would certainly be safe there. The second motorhome had a recurring problem with the water pump, which eventually stopped working altogether for six days. Squirrels had got into all three vehicles: via the rear wheel arches into the drawers where cutlery and cooking utensils were stored. Absolute chaos. No food that might have attracted them was stored there. We’ve rented campervans several times before, but we’ve never experienced any of this before… Ultimately, you can find solutions for broken things or learn to live with them – BUT: who wants to have to deal with campervans that are obviously prone to breakdowns (as they’re already very worn) and sacrifice valuable travelling time on a long-planned, extended trip? We definitely cannot recommend this company!

Cruise America C-25, Las Vegas, written on about 1 month ago

We had a lot of problems with the vehicle. The biggest and most serious problem was that the fridge wasn’t working. On top of that, whilst driving on the motorway – with no external factors involved – a mirror that had clearly been taped on fell off. The lever on the black water tank wouldn’t close properly, so every time we opened the valve before emptying it, all the water from the toilet would run out, which was very disgusting and unpleasant. After a thunderstorm, I went to bed in the evening and realised it was completely wet; we could see water running down the inside wall. We then had to sacrifice a day of our precious US holiday to drive to a garage in Los Angeles. The fridge, which was repaired there, stopped working again after two days. As a result, we had to throw away hundreds of dollars’ worth of food. We’ve recorded all these problems on video and have lodged a complaint with Cruise America. For that much money, it’s frustrating to have such problems during a holiday we’d saved up for so long.

Cruise America C-30, Las Vegas, written on about 2 months ago

The zip didn’t work once – the drain hose was broken – but everything else was fine; all in all, it’s OK for the price. The zip is also a bit worn.

Cruise America C-25, Las Vegas, written on 3 months ago

Overall, we were very satisfied. The car ran smoothly. Picking it up and dropping it off was very straightforward. The heating wasn’t working at first, but this was fixed after a brief stop.

Cruise America C-30, Las Vegas, written on 5 months ago

The maintenance could do with some improvement. Screws were falling out of the windows and doors. When we broke down, no help had been called in even after an hour’s wait. We fixed the problem ourselves so we could carry on driving. The generator cover was dangling loose underneath the motorhome. We had a wonderful trip and had everything we needed to go wild camping too.

Cruise America C-21, Las Vegas, written on 10 months ago

- The rental company and the service provider we used kept passing the buck back and forth, even though we wanted to hire a larger vehicle. - From the second day onwards, the carbon monoxide detector went off and wouldn’t stop; this forced us to return to the rental company to top up the gas and change a tyre (a quick and efficient service). Otherwise, the vehicle was easy to drive and suitable for two people; I found it too cramped for three or four.

Cruise America C-21, Las Vegas, written on 11 months ago

Disadvantages: The interior layout is somewhat cramped, e.g. access to the seating area. The bed downstairs has to be set up every day. The boot of the C-21 is very small (there is no room for a table). Advantage: The 21-foot length is the maximum length for driving on roads with blind curves in national parks (e.g. in Needles National Park). Parking is also possible in normal car parks (not just along the road).

Cruise America C-25, Las Vegas, written on 12 months ago

Cheap provider. However, the vehicle had quality issues (the refrigerator did not cool sufficiently, even though the cooling compressor was running continuously; the spray function for the windscreen washer fluid did not work; the motorhome was not clean enough – we had cleaned it thoroughly ourselves). Overall, the motorhome was very worn, which was certainly due to the high mileage (over 110,000 miles). The handover and return were completely unproblematic. Since we had already rented a 25-foot RV from Cruise America three times, we knew not to expect top quality. However, the rental price is also significantly lower than other providers. Incidentally, we had also rented from the high-priced RV rental company Road Bear RVs three times. These motorhomes had significantly lower mileage and were more comfortably equipped, but we also had problems with the water pump twice, for example. Conclusion: The price/performance ratio at Cruise America is fine for us. We can live with the weaknesses. We will book with Cruise America again.

El Monte Class C Medium [D], Las Vegas, written on 3 months ago

Once you’ve got used to the quality and professional service at El Monte, you’ll keep coming back.

El Monte Class C Family Sleeper [FS], Las Vegas, written on over 1 year ago

Professional handling of the pickup and return. Very helpful staff and great RVs. The instructions by email and explanatory videos were also helpful. Driving a motorhome like this is rather challenging as it is large, susceptible to wind and rather noisy.

El Monte Class C Medium [D], Las Vegas, written on almost 2 years ago

The agreed time for the handover of the RV was delayed by 2 hours, propane was only half full, which we did not want to accept, it was reluctantly refuelled. The introduction was not very competent and wanted to get through as quickly as possible. As soon as we drove off, the roof hatch popped open and could not be closed again. we had to help with cable ties. The heating came on randomly and could only be switched off again by completely cutting off the power. We had a defect in the windscreen, which could only be fixed with adhesive tape. The RV was already very worn, cracks in the shower cubicle. The pick-up in Chicago, on the other hand, was flawless. I definitely recommend RoadBear

El Monte Class C Medium [D], Las Vegas, written on about 2 years ago

Despite the agreed pick-up time, we had to wait. That was a bit annoying. Little explanation at the handover. This would be rather impractical in some situations for people who have little knowledge. Drop-off was super quick because no one else was there. That was probably a coincidence. Got a very new RV. Very little to criticise.

Family Freedom, Las Vegas, written on 10 months ago

It is based on a Ford F350 with a fuel consumption of at least 23 litres per 100 km. The Family Freedom is also noisy, with wind noise that is almost unbearable. Once you arrive at your destination, however, it is comfortable and the appliances (fridge, generator, microwave) work perfectly. Relatively large bathroom with separate shower. More than enough space for two people.

Family Freedom, Las Vegas, written on over 1 year ago

The camper was the perfect size for a road trip with 2 adults and 2 children. The driving experience was great and it was equipped with everything you need. With this size it was always easy to find a campsite and even when we had to look for a parking space on the beach it was easy to find one. The people at the pick-up and drop-off points were very friendly. One thing that could be improved is a phone number for the pick-up and drop-off location in case you get delayed due to traffic. We were delayed in pick-up due to a snowstorm. Out of politeness we wanted to get in touch. But since we didn't have a number or only had the phone number from Germany (it was already night there), we unfortunately couldn't get in touch. But otherwise everything was perfect. We would book with Road Surfers again.

Family Freedom, Las Vegas, written on about 2 years ago

Vehicle condition showed clear defects in the blackout blinds and cleanliness of the inside of the windows; Water pump worked atypically loudly; Footwell floor of the driver's cab very hot while driving; Vehicle had damage to the rear bumper; Radio could not be operated due to independent adjustment; loudspeakers in driver's cab area without function; Seat bench had come loose from the floor; Table top had come loose from the frame

Kuga Camper, Las Vegas, written on almost 2 years ago

Water dripped from the drain onto the crockery. Otherwise great motor, bed linen and towels smelled very fresh. Everything a bit dated, but ok. We were very satisfied. Thank you very much. Niko is great!!!

Kuga Camper, Las Vegas, written on almost 2 years ago

Well suited for 2 people! Our vehicle was already very old (approx. 240000 miles) and therefore had a few flaws. Overall, however, a good price/performance ratio.

Mighty Class B [MB], Las Vegas, written on 2 months ago

This is the second time we’ve booked this campervan. It’s manoeuvrable, safe and economical. Perfect for two people. The vehicle wasn’t the newest, but it didn’t let us down in the mountains or in the heat around Las Vegas – everything went really well. Things went quickly at the hire station. We’d happily hire a campervan from there again at any time.

Mighty Class A [MA], Las Vegas, written on 11 months ago

We had a great time with this motorhome. It allowed us to do everything we wanted. However, it should be noted that our model, with only 39,000 miles on the clock, was very fragile (the oven knob came off in our hands), and we were never able to turn on the water supply at night to use the campsite's water, as it was impossible to screw it in. The dirty water tanks filled up very quickly, so we had to empty them every day. In summary, check-in and check-out were perfect (we had the VIP form, so there were no nasty surprises at check-out, otherwise there would have been a problem). The model allowed us to complete our trip perfectly. There was a small flaw in the interior, which I found to be of poor quality, and the dirty water tanks were too small.

Mighty Class A [MA], Las Vegas, written on about 1 year ago

A lot of things were faulty or didn't work properly and after this was pointed out when we handed it in, it wasn't dealt with properly. For the price we paid, what we received was simply too bad.

Mighty Class C Medium [MD], Las Vegas, written on over 1 year ago

I only regret that some items were missing from the rental agreement (hanger, cloth, waste basket, ***** with dustpan), so we had to make do. Then I would recommend providing tablets for using the toilet (they give one) from the outset, as it is not easy to find them on sale.