Best RV Rentals in Portland, OR

Planning an RV rental in Portland, Oregon? From Forest Park to the Columbia River Gorge, it is an easy city for day-trip exploring. Choose from campervans, motorhomes, and travel trailers, all with insurance and roadside assistance included. Every booking includes insurance and roadside assistance for peace of mind.

Class A Motorhome, Class B / Campervan, Class C Motorhome, Travel Trailer, Pop-up Camper, Toy Hauler, Fifth Wheel, Truck Camper for rent
near Portland, OR, USA

Types of RV Rentals in Portland & What They Cost

RV rental prices change with season, demand, and rig type—but here’s a quick look at the nightly base rates from Go RV Rentals' Price Index Report. Actual prices on Go RV Rentals may be higher or lower depending on dates and availability.

~$291 per night
Class A motorhomes are ideal for longer stays and full-hookup parks around Portland. Expect higher nightly rates during peak travel weeks.
~$214 per night
Campervans make city exploring easy in Portland, with simpler parking and quick day trips across Oregon.
~$214 per night
Class C motorhomes balance space and drivability, a popular choice for families touring Portland and nearby attractions.
~$116 per night
Travel trailers are a budget-friendly option for local campground weekends near Portland. Tow ratings and hookup needs vary by rig.
~$168 per night
Fifth wheels offer residential-style space for longer getaways near Portland, but require a capable tow vehicle and more setup room.
~$95 per night
Pop-up campers keep costs low while still giving you a comfortable base near Portland. They work best for fair weather and shorter trips.
~$144 per night
Toy haulers are great if you are bringing bikes, kayaks, or off-road gear on trips based out of Portland.

💡 Figures above don’t include add-ons like insurance, cleaning, delivery, mileage, or campground fees.

Why Rent an RV in Portland?

  • Stay flexible on lodging while exploring neighborhoods across Portland.
  • Bring your own kitchen and gear for day trips around Oregon.
  • Relax by an open campfire and make s'mores .
  • Choose delivery to a campground to skip the hassle of towing or driving a larger rig.
  • Travel comfortably with kids, pets, and extra storage in one setup.
  • Turn event weekends into an easy home base without multiple hotel check-ins.
  • Pick a rig size that matches your route, from downtown drives to longer scenic loops.
  • Set your own pace with built-in rest breaks and a familiar sleep setup.
  • Use your RV as a base for Gorge waterfalls, Mt. Hood, and coastal loops.

How to Rent an RV in Portland

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Portland RV Rental FAQs

Each RV includes a daily mileage allowance. Extra miles may incur a per-mile fee—check the listing for specifics. However, some offer unlimited mileage.
All rentals include 24/7 roadside assistance for flats, dead batteries, lockouts, and towing if needed.
Small campervans and trailers usually sleep 2–4. Mid-size RVs sleep 4–8. Large rigs often sleep 6–10+, and some even up to 12.
Class B: 18–25 mpg Class C: 10–15 mpg Class A: 6–10 mpg
May–October is peak season. Spring and fall offer lower prices and fewer crowds. Winter can also be a good value for local trips.
Use the Message Owner button in the listing to ask about features, driving, delivery, parking, or trip tips.
No. A standard driver’s license covers nearly all RVs, including motorhomes and trailers.
Rates vary by RV type. Based on current averages: Class A Motorhome: about $313 per night Campervan (Class B): about $228 per night Class C Motorhome: about $214 per night Travel Trailer: about $113 per night Pop-up Camper: about $90 per night Toy Hauler: about $143 per night The overall average cost to rent an RV is about $184 per night. Prices depend on season, location, and trip length.

Top Campgrounds Near Portland

These campgrounds are a solid starting point for RV stays near Portland.

Things to Do in Portland With Your RV

Here are a few RV-friendly highlights to plan around while you are in Portland.

  • Oregon Zoo – A classic Washington Park stop with exhibits for all ages and easy parking.
  • Portland Japanese Garden – Peaceful gardens above Washington Park with seasonal views and strolling paths.
  • OMSI – Hands-on science museum on the Willamette, great for rainy-day exploring.
  • Pittock Mansion – Historic home with panoramic city views and easy access from downtown.
  • Washington Park – A central hub for trails, gardens, and big Portland attractions in one area.