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Salt Lake City, a must-visit destination for nature and adventure lovers, offers an ideal setting to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Utah. Choosing to rent an RV in Salt Lake City will allow you to discover iconic sites such as Antelope Island National Park and the majestic surrounding mountains. Whether you wish to camp near the shores of the Great Salt Lake or venture into the picturesque trails of the Wasatch, an RV will give you the freedom to create your own outdoor experience. Get ready for an unforgettable getaway in the heart of this beautiful region.
Set off on an adventure with our RVs from Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is an ideal base for exploring the natural and cultural wonders of Utah and the surrounding areas in an RV. Whether you have a week or several weeks, these iconic itineraries will allow you to discover spectacular national parks, unique desert landscapes, and vibrant cities, all while enjoying the freedom that a converted van offers.
7-10 day itinerary: Discovering the must-see parks around Salt Lake City
Starting from Salt Lake City, this 7 to 10-day circuit takes you to discover the major national parks of Utah. Begin by exploring Arches and Canyonlands, located near Moab, famous for their impressive rock formations and grand vistas. Then head to Zion National Park for hikes in spectacular canyons. This route offers a concentration of iconic landscapes, with well-equipped RV campgrounds, while remaining accessible from Salt Lake City for an intense yet achievable trip in a short time.
14-day itinerary: Complete circuit of Utah's natural wonders
For a two-week stay starting from Salt Lake City, this RV road trip includes a deeper immersion into Utah's natural treasures. After visiting Arches, Canyonlands, and Zion, continue to Bryce Canyon to admire its famous fairy chimneys. You can also discover Capitol Reef National Park, less frequented but equally spectacular. This balanced route combines hikes, panoramas, and relaxation moments in campgrounds suitable for RVs, offering a complete and authentic experience while always departing from Salt Lake City.
21-day itinerary: Grand road trip between national parks and iconic cities
Over three weeks, depart from Salt Lake City for an extended itinerary that blends nature and culture. After exploring Utah's national parks (Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef), you can extend your adventure to must-see sites like the Grand Canyon to the south, accessible within a few hours' drive, and then to Las Vegas for an urban touch. This RV trip offers maximum flexibility to enjoy campgrounds, scenic routes, and outdoor activities, while returning to Salt Lake City, the starting and ending point of this grand loop.
All the towns where you can rent a motorhome in the United States
Discover on this map all the cities in the United States where you can rent your motorhome or campervan.
Use the search engine to find out exactly which departure and return towns you can use to organise your road trip.
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Explore the United States in an RV from Salt Lake City
Embarking on a road trip in an RV or van from Salt Lake City means diving into a territory where diverse landscapes and four seasons offer a unique experience with every journey.
When to go: seasons and weather
Salt Lake City experiences four distinct seasons, each offering its own charms. In summer, from June to August, temperatures are pleasant and ideal for exploring national parks like Zion or Bryce Canyon, or enjoying the crystal-clear lakes around the city. Autumn, from September to November, brings vibrant colors to the Wasatch Mountains and mild conditions for hiking or camping. Winter, from December to March, transforms the surroundings into a paradise for ski enthusiasts, with resorts like Snowbird or Alta just 45 minutes from downtown. Spring, in April and May, reveals a nature in full bloom, perfect for discovering canyons and red deserts.
Seasonality of rates and tips
RV rental rates in Salt Lake City vary by season. The most expensive periods are summer and winter holidays, especially around the Sundance Film Festival in January. To benefit from lower rates, prioritize the off-season, such as spring or autumn, when prices are more accessible and natural sites less crowded. Campgrounds and parking areas around the city, like those near the Great Salt Lake or at Antelope Island State Park, are more affordable outside of peak tourist times.
All vehicles for rent in the United States
This list gives you a good overview of the offer of motorhomes, campervans, and other vehicles in the United States. Please note that not all of these vehicles are necessarily available at all rental agencies of our partners. To find out about the available vehicle options for your road trip, please use the search form at the top of this page. You can then filter the results by rental company, price, type of motorhomes, compare rental offers and their options, check availability, save your offers, and of course book online when your choice is made!
Practical tips for traveling in an RV or van from Salt Lake City
The United States, and particularly the region around Salt Lake City, offers ideal terrain for RV travel, with diverse landscapes and renowned national parks. However, driving, parking, and camping are subject to specific rules that should be well understood.
Driving and regulations around Salt Lake City
From Salt Lake City, the roads leading to national parks like Zion or Bryce Canyon impose strict restrictions on RVs. For example, the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, heavily traveled to reach Zion National Park, will prohibit vehicles over 3.46 meters high, 2.39 meters wide, or 10.88 meters long starting mid-2026, with no possibility of obtaining an escort permit. Drivers of large RVs will need to detour via Cedar City or Colorado City. In the city, in Salt Lake City itself, parking RVs on public streets is limited to a maximum of 7 days, with local rules potentially being stricter. It is also important to check the Crit'Air sticker or local equivalent, as some low-emission zones may restrict the circulation of older or polluting vehicles.
Sleeping and connecting in Salt Lake City and its surroundings
For overnight stays, it is recommended to use official RV areas or state campgrounds around Salt Lake City, such as those located in Utah state parks. Wild camping is strictly prohibited outside designated areas, under penalty of fines. Campgrounds often offer electrical hookups and services tailored for RVs and vans, which are essential for recharging batteries and having access to potable water. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season, as spots can be limited, particularly in campgrounds close to Salt Lake City and neighboring national parks.
Local tips and safety for RV travelers
In Salt Lake City, it is important to remain vigilant regarding safety, particularly when parking in well-lit and frequented areas. Urban areas may present risks of theft or vandalism, so it is preferable to favor official campgrounds or secured areas. Additionally, weather conditions can change rapidly, especially in the mountains, so it is essential to prepare your itinerary well and check for road closures or seasonal restrictions. Finally, adhering to local guidelines, especially those from Rangers in national parks like Zion, ensures a smooth trip in compliance with current regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions about Salt Lake City and in the United States travel
What is the minimum age to rent an RV in Salt Lake City?
Most rental partners in Salt Lake City allow drivers from the age of 25. However, some offers allow rentals from 21 years old for an additional fee. You must also possess a valid driver's license. If you are not a U.S. citizen, check visa requirements with U.S. government authorities before your trip.
What are the average rental rates for an RV in Salt Lake City?
Rates generally range from $90 to $260 per day depending on the type of vehicle and the season. Some offers start from $50 per night. Prices may fluctuate based on demand, especially during the peak tourist season. Easily compare all offers from the form at the top of this page and choose the one that suits your needs.
Where are the rental locations in Salt Lake City?
The main rental locations are strategically positioned near Salt Lake City International Airport, about 8 to 15 minutes away by car. Find the agencies and their contact details higher up on this page. These locations offer easy access to Interstate 15 and Interstate 80 to start your adventure.
What campgrounds do you recommend around Salt Lake City?
Salt Lake City has over 300 campgrounds in the state. We recommend Granite Flat or Spruces Campground in the Wasatch National Forest, just outside the city. The Great Salt Lake State Park and the areas around Lake Powell also offer excellent options. National and state parks have sites accessible to RVs, but book in advance during peak season.
Can I travel one-way with my rented RV?
Yes, one-way rentals are available in Salt Lake City. You can rent a vehicle and return it to a different location. This flexibility allows you to explore the country without the constraint of returning. Additionally, most offers include unlimited mileage, giving you total freedom for your travels across the United States.
What traffic rules should I follow in Utah?
Americans strictly adhere to traffic regulations due to frequent police checks. In Utah, speed limits can reach 80 miles/h (about 128 km/h). Note: traffic lights are positioned on the opposite side of the road. Always wear your seatbelt in the RV and respect the color codes of curb markings for parking.
Can I bring my pet in a rented RV?
Yes, most rental partners in Salt Lake City allow pets in their RVs. However, each offer has specific policies regarding the size of the pet and any potential fees. Check the details of our rental offers.
