Oscar-winner filmmaker Jimmy Chin rents his camper van?seen here in Jackson Hole?on Turo. | Courtesy of Turo

These peer-to-peer options offer a big variety of campers to choose from Whether you love vintage Airstreams or burly camper vans, traveling in a camper is a joy that can be hard to replicate. But not everyone can afford to own a camper full time, whether due to cost or maintenance and storage demands. Love camper vans" Come join our community group!
Fortunately, a growing number of companies let you try out the camper lifestyle without the hassles of ownership. Pay anywhere between $100 to $400 per night and you get a roving home-on-the-go, complete with everything you need for an awesome road trip.

While you can rent RVs through companies like Cruise America and El Monte RV, or through RV dealerships, we?re highlighting various peer-to-peer options?think Airbnb, but for campers?in this story. These companies offer the greatest diversity of campers to choose from, whether you want a tiny teardrop or a more traditional Class C. Also, when you?re ready to book your trip, pay attention to your base location; rent an RV close to places you want to explore to save money on miles. You?ll also want to read the fine print about insurance, mileage costs, and amenities, as each RV or company can be different.
Unsure which RV is right for you" We explain the different types, over here.

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