Travel Trailer Rentals in Salt Lake City, Utah
Travel trailer rentals deliver affordable, towable comfort with flexible layouts, from lightweight models to roomy bunkhouses.
Popular for family vacations and campground weekends, so book early to get the best selection.
Travel trailers in Salt Lake City are towable campers that hitch to your vehicle’s rear ball receiver. They’re popular because sizes and floorplans vary widely, and most models can be towed by trucks and SUVs. You’ll find everything from ultra-light trailers and offroad campers to spacious bunkhouse layouts, with larger units adding slide-outs and residential-style appliances. Inside, most offer a full kitchen, dinette, smart storage, and a bathroom, making them a solid pick for couples and families watching costs. Popular rigs include models from Jayco, Airstream, Forest River, and nuCamp. Delivery and pet-friendly options are available, and every rental includes insurance and 24/7 roadside assistance.
Go RV Rentals™ offers one of the largest selections of Travel Trailers in Utah since 2014.
- Sleeps: 2-10 people
- Length: 10-40 feet
- Fuel economy: 12-16 MPG
- Type: Towable
- Typical nightly range: about $85–$155
- Average nightly rate: about $105
- Newer RVs, premium brands, and added features cost more
- Weekly and monthly discounts of 10–15% are often available
• Budget-focused trips that want lower nightly rental costs
• Families who want bunkhouse layouts and separate bedrooms
• Longer stays where you can park, unhook, and settle in
• Travelers who want to explore freely with their tow vehicle
• Campers heading to smaller, tighter, or more remote sites
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Travel Trailer Frequently Asked Questions
Top Travel Trailer Brands & Models
Airstream
Airstream travel trailers are known for their iconic aluminum shells and high-end interiors that stand apart from typical RVs. Models like the Airstream Flying Cloud, Airstream International, Airstream Globetrotter, and Airstream Basecamp are popular rentals for travelers who want premium craftsmanship in a towable design.
Jayco
Jayco is one of the largest travel trailer manufacturers in North America, offering reliable builds and family-friendly layouts. Popular models such as the Jayco Jay Flight, Jayco Jay Feather, Jayco White Hawk, and Jayco Hummingbird provide everything from lightweight couples’ trailers to full-size rigs with slide-outs.
Forest River
Forest River produces a huge range of travel trailers across multiple sub-brands, giving renters plenty of size and budget options. Top rental models include the Forest River Salem, Forest River Cherokee, Forest River Rockwood, and Forest River Flagstaff, covering everything from entry-level campers to luxury towables.
nuCamp
nuCamp specializes in premium, compact travel trailers built with modern materials and European-inspired design. Models like the nuCamp TAB 320, nuCamp TAB 400, nuCamp TAG, and nuCamp Barefoot are popular with renters who want a lightweight trailer that still feels upscale and well-equipped.
Travel Trailer vs. Motorhome — Which Is Right for Your Trip?
Choosing between a travel trailer and a motorhome can make a big difference in comfort, travel-day convenience, and how flexible you are once you arrive. Motorhomes are driveable and quick to set up, while travel trailers are towable and let you unhook and explore with your truck or SUV. Here’s a quick comparison to help you pick the best fit.
Want a deeper breakdown? Read our full guide: Motorhome vs Travel Trailer: Pros and Cons and Which RV Rental is Best for You?
| Feature | Travel Trailer | Motorhome |
|---|---|---|
| Size & Space | More living space per foot, lots of layouts, good storage | Less space per length, but everything is in one self-contained rig |
| Driving & Handling | Towing takes practice, backing is harder, more sway | Single unit driving, easier backing and parking, steadier on highways |
| Amenities | Full kitchen and bath options, wide floorplans, usually simpler finishes | Similar core amenities, often better finishes, climate control while driving |
| Fuel Economy | Fuel use depends on tow vehicle, can be more efficient once unhitched | Lower MPG overall, large rigs can be <10 MPG |
| Typical Cost | Lower nightly rates, smaller deposits, cheaper insurance | Higher nightly rates, larger deposits, higher fuel and insurance costs |
| Best For | Longer stays, exploring with your tow vehicle | Road trips with frequent stops, quick setup, maximum convenience |
Why Choose a Travel Trailer
Lower nightly rental cost
More living space per foot
Explore freely with tow vehicle
Bunkhouse layouts for families
Why Choose a Motorhome
Quick setup for road trips
No towing or hitching required
Bathroom and snacks on board
Drives as one unit
Pro tip: Treat your travel trailer like a system and make hitching your fastest skill. Keep a dedicated hitch kit in the front storage with gloves, wheel chocks, leveling blocks, hitch pin, and a printed walk-around list. Then run the same sequence every time: coupler locked, chains crossed, breakaway connected, lights confirmed, tongue jack up, etc. At camp, level side to side first, chock, then unhitch, and you will cut setup time and tow with way less stress.
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