
16 offers for your holiday in Phoenix
- Best valueRoadcamper US - C smallLocal providerNew provider
+7Immediately available3 adultsAutomaticShower / WC0 Kilometres per day incl.KitchenAC£930.00£32.07 per night - Cruise America C-25Cruise America
+14Immediately availableCancel free of charge4 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticShower / WCNo miles incl.PetrolKitchen3 BedsAC£1,469.00£1,000.00£34.48 per night - Cruise America C-30Cruise America
+14Immediately availableCancel free of charge6 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticShower / WCNo miles incl.PetrolKitchen4 BedsAC£1,469.00£1,000.00£34.48 per night - Cruise America C-21Cruise America
+11Immediately availableCancel free of charge2 adults / 2 childrenAutomaticShower / WCNo miles incl.PetrolKitchen2 BedsAC£1,469.00£1,000.00£34.48 per night - Cruise America C-18Cruise America
+22Immediately availableCancel free of charge2 adultsAutomaticShower / WCNo miles incl.PetrolKitchen1 BedAC£1,469.00£1,000.00£34.48 per night - Roadcamper US - C mediumLocal providerNew provider
+8Immediately available5 adultsAutomaticShower / WC0 Kilometres per day incl.PetrolKitchen3 BedsAC£1,058.00£36.48 per night - Roadcamper US - TC Truck CamperLocal providerNew provider
+9Immediately available2 adultsAutomaticShower / WC0 Kilometres per day incl.KitchenAC£1,373.00£47.34 per night - Roadcamper US - EV TC Truck CamperLocal providerNew provider
+6Immediately available3 adultsAutomaticShower / WC0 Kilometres per day incl.Kitchen2 BedsAC£1,373.00£47.34 per night - Roadcamper US-C largeLocal providerNew provider
+7Immediately available5 adultsAutomaticShower / WC0 Kilometres per day incl.PetrolKitchen3 BedsAC£1,373.00£47.34 per night
Affordable Campervan hire In Phoenix
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.

Pick-up locations in Phoenix and nearby

Overview Cruise America
- Comfort3.6/5
- Cleanliness3.5/5
- Value for money3.7/5
- Vehicle condition3.4/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process4.1/5
Overview roadsurfer
- Comfort4.7/5
- Cleanliness4/5
- Value for money4/5
- Vehicle condition4.1/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process4.3/5

Overview Native Campervans
- Comfort4/5
- Cleanliness3.8/5
- Value for money3.4/5
- Vehicle condition3.6/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process3.6/5
Top tips for your Campervan trip to Phoenix
Phoenix is hot - really hot. If you hire a campervan in Phoenix between May and September, prepare for temperatures above 40°C. The best time for campervan travel is autumn through to Spring. No matter when you visit, always carry extra water - it’s the desert, after all.
Hire a campervan in Phoenix: What does it actually cost?
Motorhome prices in Phoenix 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 139.68 £. You can travel more affordably in April, with average prices of 56.42 £.
Best Campervan routes from 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.
Sites of interest and excursions in Phoenix
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.

Campsites in Phoenix and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestBartlett Flat Campground
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestBox Bar Campground
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestCave Creek Group Campground
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestCrabtree Wash Campground
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestUpper Burnt Corral Campground
- Arizona/Tonto National ForestBurnt Corral Campground
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