Wohnmobil und Camper mieten in Anchorage

Campervan and RV Rental in Anchorage

Rent a campervan or RV from Anchorage, Alaska, and explore the rich and abundant wilderness of the last true frontier. Anchorage's surroundings are home to spectacular glaciers, dramatic mountains, and pristine coastal landscapes that will leave you in awe.

National Parks Around Anchorage

Just outside Anchorage lies 8 of the largest National Parks in America, each promising magnificent scenery and abundant wildlife that will impress any nature lover. 

Leave Anchorage and drive your campervan or RV rental west to Kenai Fjords National Park. Known as "The Land Where the Ice Age Lingers". Kenai is home to nearly 40 glacial flows. You'll experience lush forests tumbling onto vast sheets of ice and wildlife thriving among the rich foliage. Hike, kayak, or take a boat tour of the Fjord landscape to get the most out of your visit.

Continue your campervan journey west to the towering Denali National Park and Preserve. The Park is home to over 1 million acres of the pristine Alaskan wilderness, offering you the unique chance to observe majestic Alaskan wildlife like moose, wolves, and bears from a safe distance.

Southwest of Anchorage, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve rise from the ocean to encompass over 13 million acres of rugged and beautiful volcanic landscape. Including 9 of the highest peaks in North America, the park offers endless opportunities for exploration.

Anchorage Coastline, Lakes, and Rivers

Mountain crested and teaming with marine wildlife, the 66,000 miles of nearly untouched coastline are a geologically complex and ecologically diverse landscape that offers endless potential for wonder on your campervan excursion.

Drive your campervan or RV rental south towards Homer, Alaska, to visit Mariner Park Beach. Hunt for ancient fossils, surf the waves, or sit back and try to spot a whale from the shore.

You can continue driving your campervan rental south to Eagle Beach, where the American national bird–the Bald Eagle–is rarely outnumbered, even at peak tourist season. This quiet beach is a serene oasis with a splendid mountain backdrop.

With so much glacial runoff, Alaska is home to over 1 million lakes. Some lakes worth visiting are the impressive Lake Clark and Skilak Lake. Canoe, Fish, hike, and camp around these stunning lakes to get the most out of your campervan or RV Alaskan road trip.

Campgrounds Around Anchorage

The wilderness surrounding Anchorage can be a rugged and wild place that is just as dangerous as it is beautiful. For this reason, securing a safe place to park your campervan or RV rental for the evening after a long day of adventuring is essential.

Many campgrounds offer reservations up to 6 months in advance; however, some operate on a "first come, first served" basis. Regardless, it is always best to call ahead to make sure that the campground you are looking to stay at can accommodate your campervan or RV rental.

Here are some campsites you should consider staying at on your iconic Alaskan adventure: Sunrise vista Campground, K'Esugi Ken Campground, Northern Nights Campground, and JJK Campsites.

As you plan for your campervan endeavor, you can read up on camping tips , tricks, and how-to guides for navigating van life.

Alaska's rugged and resplendent wilderness is an unmatched beauty waiting to be explored. Rent a campervan or RV from Anchorage to begin your unforgettable journey through the arctic.