Campervan hire in Phoenix
from £57.86/night

Phoenix is the largest city in Arizona, known for its desert landscapes and hot weather. It’s the perfect place to start a road trip across America's Southwest, and theres no better way to do it than by exploring at your own pace in a campervan. You could head to one of the national parks or check out some towering red rock formations.

Finding cheap campervan hire in Phoenix is easy with CamperDays. We connect you with trusted local rental providers, offering everything from fully-equipped motorhomes for family trips to smaller campervans perfect for travelling as a couple.

Let’s look at everything you want to know about campervan hire in Phoenix.

Phoenix to Monument Valley
Leave Phoenix and head north through Flagstaff, stopping at Walnut Canyon with stunning ancient cliff dwellings. Carry on toward Monument Valley, where the iconic red sandstone buttes rise dramatically from the desert floor - you’ll recognise this from movies.

Phoenix to Grand Canyon National Park
This is the perfect route if you’ve sorted your motorhome rental in Phoenix. Take Interstate 17 north, stopping at Sedona along the way - this red rock paradise is ideal for a short hike or a bite to eat with stunning views. Once you reach the Grand Canyon National Park, park up and enjoy one of the most breathtaking sights in the world.

Phoenix to Joshua Tree National Park
This 300km route takes you west into California, and if you rent a motorhome in Phoenix, it’s the perfect way to explore at your own pace. Along the way, stop at the quirky town of Quartzsite, known for its love of campervans and motorhomes. Once you reach Joshua Tree National Park, you’ll find a landscape straight out of a sci-fi movie, with giant boulders, twisted Joshua Trees, and some of the best stargazing you will ever see.

South Mountain Park
This is a 16,000-acre park (making it one of the largest in the world) and is a good place to stop before heading out of Phoenix. The highlight here is Dobbins Lookout, which gives you great views of the city's skyline. If you want to do something active, there are 50 miles of trails perfect for hiking and mountain biking.

Mystery Castle
We love the weird and wonderful here at CamperDays, which is why we included this. It's a fascinating roadside attraction built in the 1930s by Boyce Luther Gulley. It was created with whatever salvaged materials he could find - railroad tracks, car parts and chunks of local rock.

Hole-in-the-Rock
The Hole-in-the-Rock is precisely what it sounds like—a massive rock formation with a naturally eroded hole, creating the perfect window to the city below. The hike to the top is short and easy, taking only 10-15 minutes, but the views at sunset are incredible. The hole-in-the-rock is a good place to stretch your legs and a great place to take an epic selfie for the road trip.

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