What better way to see Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Tetons then in the Treasure Chaser from Campervan! Our Van allowed us ample room to sleep, cook and live yet was nimble enough to fit into any parking spot or off road attraction. We loved being able to cook all our own meals on our timetable allowing us so much flexibility to just see all that the National parks had to offer. The Van was great on fuel and easy to maintain. Customer service was great, easy to get answers to questions and simple drop off and pick up. Thank you Bob Swan! We plan to be repeat customers! Kathryn M read more

This company was amazing to work with for our road trip to Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Tetons. Their van was thoughtfully built and had everything we needed without all the extra stuff other places install to Jack up prices. Simple but amazing. Tripp and Bob were clear, friendly, personable and easy to work with. Could not recommend them more! read more

Campervan North America - RV Rental Near Me - Belgrade, Montana

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I would definitely not recommend this business... very unprofessional and dishonest! We returned the camper with a very clean toilet and they lied and said they had to clean it out and they kept $100 from security. Thiefs! read more

Excellent 8 day trip / 1000 miles to Glacier NP using their 2p Edelweiss model. Had a fantastic trip and the van is very well organized to handle all of our loose luggage (well-thought out design). Van even made good mpg and so gas expense wasn't an issue. Solid service, communicative and well-done for the considerable travel investment vehicle for customers. read more

DO NOT USE THESE GUYS. I don't usually write negative reviews, but I feel responsible to let you know. Summary is the van had a ton of issues, some dangerous, which they were not able to resolve, they didn't answer my calls and then didn't refund me any money despite the huge issues with the van. First I had these issues: 1) The electrical outlets did not work 2) The water didn't drain down the sink properly Bob the owner came out. He had a look at the outlets and said he couldn't fix them. He also gave me a bottle of Drano (which by the way didn't fix the sink issue) Then we had these issues: 3) Water was leaking out of the side of the campervan and from below the fridge 4) I experienced a strong propane smell when I turned on the propane and so we were afraid to run the heater (it was really cold while we were there) We called and called and no one answered or returned our calls. I am a single mom and was in the park alone with my son. 5) Finally, I was assured that I would not have to empty the grey water or refill the city water during my short rental period, but had to do both, despite using very little water. Bob told me sometimes they forget to empty the grey water. When I dropped off the campervan, I spoke with Tripp who assured me that I would receive a significant discount due to my significant inconvenience. When I got the bill, I not only did not receive a discount, but was charged for a kitchen kit I didn't request! They were kind enough, however, to offer me a 10% discount on a future booking! Sent emails and got no response. When I called, Bob told me how difficult his job was, but didn't feel that he should have to refund me any amount for my inconvenience. His justification was the time he spent to come out and resolve the initial two issues, even though he did not resolve them. Then I got a refund for $80. I guess $60 (for the kitchen kit I didn't order) and $20 for my inconvenience (the bill was now $1340, instead of $1360 for 4 nights). Thanks very much Campervan North America. read more

Rented Trasure Chaser for a week to visit the parks. The van performed perfectly. The battery lasted for the full duration of the trip without recharging, even though we used the fridge, lighting and heating extensively. Both Bob and Tripp were very friendly and had no issues returning our deposit. Would recommend! read more

Rented the bunk house for our first time exploring Montana, from Yellowstone to Glacier. I traveled with my 12 years olds twins and what an experience if was for them. The vanlife made it that much more memorable. Great company to work with from beginning to end. The van was in excellent condition, very comfortable for the 3 of us and the well kept. Would highly recommend. read more

We had an OUTSTANDING experience with Campervan North America! We were 1) keen to have a great outdoor experience in the Glacier Park area, 2) being mildly wimpy wanted to glamp, rather than camp, 3) very keen to get insight into the sprinter van lifestyle but 4) not keen on spending $5k+/wk for some of the decked out sprinter vans. Campervan North America hit all of our requirements. Tom and Kathy were incredibly pleasant to deal with and very helpful. We rented the Bunkhouse to sleep two 50+ year old parents and two teenage girls. We got two 500 mile packages (returned it with about 10 miles to go), kitchen gear (propane tank, two burners, plates et al for 4), and sleeping bags. Blackout screens for windows were included and would have been dark enough to develop film (dating myself?) except didn't cover the very useful (really! both for venting and for white noise (birds in the morning are VERY noisy) ceiling fan. The van did not have running water, but between 5g water jug (part of kitchen set up) and facilities at national park camping facilities, was not a problem at all. Roughly speaking was about $200/night for both car, lodging and gear (not including gas which was about 16mpg x 985m = about $160) - compare that to a rental car and lodges and it was a great deal. We stayed a few nights in Glacier's classic lodges - were to do it again, would stop by for a meal, but probably stay in van for the night and save the money - lodges are more expensive, louder (very thin walls), and not much better in facilities outside of the very pleasant public spaces. Van was a great way to camp - nice balance between not having to fold up a dew covered tent, nor isolated in a mega-RV. Sleeping was comfortable for the four of us. Girls had privacy screens for their bunks to give them their space, we rigged up a privacy screen for driver seats so I could read in the morning before the rest of the crew arose. At 19' was allowed anywhere in Glacier (over 21' and can be curtailed), and still easy for a novice van driver to maneuver. Strongly recommend Campervan North America. Really enjoyed the experience and very pleasant/helpful service. read more

We rented a "Treasure Chaser" 19 ft Sprinter van for 10 days out of the Bozeman MT location. We Ubered from the airport. Pick-up and check out of the van was easy. We were loaded up and on the road quickly. At about 70 miles into our trip we had a disaster. A deer decided to cross Hwy 89 S in front of us and we could not stop in time. The collision destroyed the cooling system and the van was undrivable. At 4:40 in the afternoon on our first day we were stranded on the side of the highway, physically OK, but with a disabled vehicle, spotty cell service, and our vacation plan in ruins. A lot happened in the subsequent hours (many thanks to MT state emergency team and the Highway patrol, and concerned motorists...) But the most amazing thing was to see a new campervan (same model as ours) roll up at exactly 7 pm. Tripp helped us transfer our gear over and we were on our way to camp. I could not believe the level of service and responsiveness that Campervan North America displayed that afternoon. We had an amazing time in Yellowstone Park and also really enjoyed all the features of the van. The two of us were warm and dry on those cold June nights and one day of persistent rain. The van performed better than we expected and we concluded our trip with no further mishaps. We highly recommend this company and this experience. read more

We rented a campervan from Campervan North America this summer in Montana and it was a great experience! Not only did they do a great job of explaining all about how the camper worked, it was in excellent condition and very comfortable, including the bed. We rented the Two for the Road Camper and it had lots of great amenities such as a fridge, cook-top, heater and running water. Not to mention the toilet and shower. There was also plenty of storage space for all our gear. Driving the van was smooth and easy and it got great gas mileage. We had so much fun tooling around Montana for a week. We will definitely rent from Campervan North America in the future. read more

We LOVED our experience with Campervan North America! We rented a Treasure Chaser and it was perfect for my husband and I with our 5-month-old daughter. Exactly the right size, and with perfect amenities for our trip to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. Also INCREDIBLE gas mileage!! Kathy, who runs the business now, was an incredible contact for us, helpful, professional, and available even while we were on the trip for any questions we had. The only issue we really had was the fold-out bed was not very comfortable. However, we will definitely rent from them again! read more

We rented the Two4theRoad model from the Denver location. I still love the idea of renting a camper van for vacation, but our experience with this particular company was not a very good one overall. We had issues with the batteries in the living space which led to noxious smells and unusable power and van features (lights, fridge, water pump, etc). The company did not offer helpful solutions & only refunded one night of our stay, even though we had these issues for 3 of the 4 nights we had the van. We actually spent our last night in a hotel rather than in the camper for a 3rd night without power. Night 1- Red Rocks concert; great to have the van due to a hailstorm that delayed the concert for awhile so we hung out in the parking lot in comfort. We still noticed the smell, but it wasn't horrible & I tucked a towel in the crack at the top of the bathroom door, thinking that might help. We hooked up to shore power when we returned to the Chief Hosa campground and slept soundly on Night 1. Night 2- RMNP East Portal Campground. Woke up in night to very strong burning chemical type smell. It was frightening and we couldn't pinpoint where it was coming from. We opened our windows even though it was cold, and decided to flip the power switch from what it was on (line charge only) to the other setting (auto inverter), thinking this might help with the odor. It seemed to make it worse so we switched it back, but eventually turned the main power off when nothing we tried seemed to help. We didn't know what the smell was, but we were worried that it could be a red flag about something really dangerous. We realized the fridge would lose power too so we moved everything in it to the cooler that Daniel had provided (at about 2AM) The odor was still strong during the night, but I think we slept some. The next morning we opened all the doors and windows in an attempt to really air out the van. Day 3- decided to plug back in to shore power; set switch to line charge only setting again to see if the smell happened again before we planned to leave for a full day of hiking. After about 30-40 min we didn't notice the smell getting worse, though there was still a lingering odor from the night before so we left it that way for the day. Everything in the van was turned off though. After returning hiking all day, the burning chemical smell was so strong you could smell it from outside. Campground neighbors said they could even smell it. We immediately unplugged & turned the main power off in the van. To get cell service we drove into Estes Park to call Daniel about the situation. We finally talked to him at about 7 PM, & he talked to Kathy @ the main office. They determined it was probably a battery issue, assured us we were in no danger, & said it should be fine to set it to in line charge for the night. We reiterated that it had been operating like that all day, and had created the noxious, unbearable smell. We decided not to use the power at all that night because we didn't want to take a chance on the smell coming back & we weren't sure that there was no danger. Our understanding after the communication was that Daniel or another employee would come to the campground the next day (our last full day in RMNP) and deal with the battery issue so we could have power for our last night. Day 4- we set out for our hike, dropped the keys off at the campground office, assuming that someone from Campervan was coming to address the issue. We used the campground landline to call Daniel & left him a voicemail. About an hour into our hike, my phone picked up some cell service & a text popped up from Daniel asking if we had issues the night before. I made it clear that we considered it a major issue and that if it weren't fixed, we couldn't sleep in the van another night. It was our last night & we would need the electricity to be able pack up our things that night and early the next morning before daylight. He gave the option for us to take it to a mechanic that day for the repair, but since it was our last day, we opted to continue our hike instead of spending the day at a mechanics shop. Hubby and I agreed it made the most sense for us to return to Denver that night and stay at the hotel where the van was to be returned. We communicated this to Daniel that evening as we were in the trip back to Denver. He was able to meet us that night to check the van back in. He encouraged us to reach out to Kathy as he felt sure she would "make things right". I called her the day after our trip, & mentioned the good things about the experience, but requested partial refund due to issues we experienced for 3 of 4 days we had the van. She asked what I thought was fair; I requested 1 night and hotel room reimbursement, thinking that was more than fair. She replied that she couldn't do both, but after more discussion, agreed to contact Bob (company owner). I never heard back from either of them. Another employee eventually refunded 1 night van rental. read more

The campervan that I ordered and had to pay in full for was NOT here after we arrived. Problem is not being resolved. The phone isn't being answered. Be wary. read more

RENTER BEWARE: THEY CHARGE FOR MILEAGE!! There was nothing on their website nor in the paperwork we were provided that mentioned mileage fees, but it cost an additional $300+ above our rental. We rented the Two-For-The-Road van, which technically comes equipped with a refrigerator, stove, sink and shower (which imply at least warm water), toilet. The only thing that worked was the toilet. We had no hot water, no refrigeration (which we didn't figure out until we'd stocked it with perishables and left town) and no stove, nor was there a user's manual with instructions on using the appliances. We asked for a partial refund since we really had just a van with a bed and porta potty, and had to purchase an ice chest and ice. NOT ONLY HAVE THEY NOT OFFERED ANY KIND OF REFUND (INCLUDING FOR THE ICE CHEST THEY TOLD US TO BUY WHEN WE CALLED ABOUT THE REFRIGERATOR NOT WORKING) THEY HAVE NOT EVEN RESPONDED TO MY EMAIL !!! read more

We rented the Bunkhouse for my wife, daugher, and grandson so we could sleep in the woods of Yellowstone without being on the ground and wondering about the next bear encounter. The van was great. We got the kitchen set, which included a propane stove, one tank, coffee pot, etc. We received plenty of extras we weren't expecting as well. The best part about it, was not leaving the park everyday to find lodging. We were first out in the morning to most locations for those sun-rise photo-shoots. read more

We rented a Clanhauler from Campervannorthamerica.com in August 2019 for eighteen days. The experience this time wasn´t as the other times 2011 and 2012. It was the first time I paid a setup- and cleaning fee (150 USD) for the van. For the first time the van wasn´t cleaned nor properly set up on our pickup. Under the rear seat (longest bed) was garbage in a plastic bag and it didn´t smell good. Between the front chairs garbage was lying in the box were cigg adapter (12 v) is. In boxes and cabinet were rice corn and flour lying around. We cleaned it ourself. One box we had to repair because it opens now end then during drive when it was locked. The left wind screen wiper was ragged just in the field of view. The first night in Yellowstone me and my wife was going to fix the middle bed as a double bed. When we put out the bed one leg was missing in one of the corners. One leg layed under the bed on floor but that leg was 4 inches longer than the other leg. No screws either found. So what to do? I had to sleep on the front seats the hole trip. It wasn´t so fun because that bed was to short to strech out. We couldn´t use the beds as planned. The stove didn´t function at all. Nor Ed or Cathy could fix it so we got a propane stove instead with four bottles. We had to buy one in the end because four wasn´t enough. The packing on the adapter to propane stove had a leakage when you screw them together so for five seconds every time it smelled propane. It was not so nice to cook food outside when it was bad weather. The heater for warm water was out of function. We followed the instructions carefully but it just lightend the lamp "overload" and no warm water. After about a week a warning lamp starts to light. It said "defcheck" and we controlled that in engine room. No instruction book was lying in the van so it took a while until we knew what to do. We had to fill 2 gallons of def blue. That 2 gallons costed $8.56 and $8.45. The def tank must have been almost empty on our pickup. I can´t call that a proper setup. Then you must go through the car with such essential things. The diesel engines home here that uses def manage 20 000 miles before filling. Now and then it came a strong ugly smell from the toilet. We tried everything to avoid the smell but nothing helped. We didn´t use the toilet. On pick up I told Ed that I would call him the day before we come back to Bozeman for drop of the van. He said, I´ll be here at office on 18/8 in morning.Well, I called Ed several times on 17/8 in afternoon but got no answer. I left messages on his voicemail too. The next morning I called again and no answer. Then I called Kathy several times and no answer. After that I called Bob (the owner) and no answer. What could I do? We have to leave the van because we had a flight in afternoon to Las Angeles. We drove the van to office and no one was there!! I called all of them several times and no one answered so we left the van locked with keys on the rear left tire. We started to walk back to airport and I continued to call someone from Campervannorthamerica. Finally Kathy answered but was not in town and couldn´t meet us to check the van. I told her I couldn´t reach Ed and then she told me that she had fired him! Oh, my god, nothing goes as planned on this holiday when we celebrated my wife 60 years. We have paid a lot of money for renting the Clanhauler. Then you expect it to be ready and in function. With all these problems we claimed for a refund. I wrote Bob about it and he promised a refund of $500 to be credited immediately. He also promised a $500 credit on our next trip. Now, after two months nothing have happen with refund and he don´t answer on mail. So in my opinion it´s not a reliable company these days. Ulf Selin, Sweden read more

We got the Eldeweiss for our trip to Yellowstone and it was so great! All you need without the unnecessary frills. So fun and comfortable and super friendly company! read more

I would definitely use Campervan North America again! While planning our weeklong vacation to Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons we didn't want to be tied to expensive hotel reservations, in specific locations (what if we wanted to keep going or explore another day before moving on?). We knew there had to be another way. While searching for options, we stumbled across Campervan North America. I called the number and chatted with an amazing sales person, who we later learned was the person in charge - Kathy. She was friendly, knowledgeable and fun! She answered all of our questions (and I asked a lot, multiple times). We ended up renting the Treasure Chaser van. It was perfect. We went outside the park every night (we're self-appointed explorers) and it only cost us $100 in diesel for the week. Some of the campsites were as cheap as $7/night (Kathy had great recommendations). We had a big bed, kitchenette, stove/heater (for those cold nights), mini fridge w/ freezer (that conveniently held a fifth of whiskey) and HOT water. It was perfect. We went wherever we wanted (it's smaller than a full size pickup). The van was definitely a huge part of making our vacation extremely memorable. Kathy and her team did a great job of covering everything when we picked the van up! We flew into the Bozeman, MT airport and stayed at a nearby hotel. They picked us up and even dropped us off at the airport after we returned the van!!! Things I would definitely rent from them: kitchen set-up (plates, pots, utensils, glasses and coffee pot - it came with a wine opener , can opener, coffee filters, knife, etc. they really thought of it all), chairs, sleeping bag (we went in late May and there was still snow in some areas) and gas stove (for those nights where you want to cook outside, but don't want to make a fire). After we picked up the van, we headed straight to the grocery store to load up the fridge and pantry. We did two small runs to the grocery store throughout the week (once in Jackson Hole and the other in Cody). Lessons learned: while beautiful, beartooth pass (out the Northeast exit of Yellowstone) can be frightening with snow taller than the van on both sizes and going up to 11,000 feet. Ha. We're already planning our next Campervan adventure! read more

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I rented a Treasure Chaser for a week. Kathy was helpful and kind, and everything went well until the first night, after a 2 hour drive. The interior electricity did not work; not even the dome lights. I have a CPAP machine that I cannot sleep without, and when nobody answered the phone (it was 8PM) I rented a motel room. Bob, the owner, came the next day while I was away, and he said he fixed it. Not so. No electricity. I called and followed Kathy's instructions perfectly, but no help there. She said I should go to an RV campground that had an electrical hookup, which I did. Even with the help of the experts there, the interior was without power. I called Kathy again, around 7PM, but no answer. I had to drive back to Bozeman and took the only motel room available at midnight on a holiday weekend. I called Bob the next day. I found him to be aggressive and arrogant, so I told him to pick the unit up at the motel. I spent the rest of the week in the motel, and tried to not dwell on my ruined yearly vacation. My credit card company got a refund for the time I didn't use the vehicle. I paid for the time I had it. They should have paid me. read more

My husband and I absolutely LOVED and had a great experience renting with Campervan North America. We rented the "Two for the Road" van for our 10 day trip though Yellowstone. We are definitely more of the hotel / cabin renting sort of people, but wanted to try something different and spend as much time as we could inside the park. From the beginning, working with Kathy was very easy and enjoyable. She and Tommy walked us though the ins and outs of the van when we arrived in Bozeman..it's all very user friendly even for a first timer. My husband drove the whole time and said the van took a little getting used to...but he was fine about 1/2 into our drive down the park. "Living" out of the camper van took about a day to get used to..just maneuvering the space between us, but then it was fine. My husband is 6' and still had head room when standing in the van. We used all the amenities other than the shower, and it was all easy. The bed was a great size and I LOVED the down comforter...I was so cozy during the cold nights! I'm sure my husband was as well..he just isn't as neurotic about down comforters as I am! While we had campsites in the park, we loved the freedom of being out all day, but if we got tired or just saw a beautiful spot we wanted to hang out at, we had all our food, amenities, and a bed right with us! If anyone has any interesting in trying out this type of 'camping' and travel, I highly recommend it and definitely would rent from Campervan North America! We can't wait to do it again! read more

I was traveling from Montana to Oregon for my ex-husband's memorial with my boys. Our motorhome was not going to make it. These ladies saved the day by allowing me to rent a campervan at 6 p.m. on the Friday before Labor Day weekend. It was the best thing we did. Great comfort and gas mileage. Thanks so much. I highly recommend campervans to anyone now. read more

My son and I decided, spur of the moment, to visit Yellowstone/ Grand Teton National Parks about 30 days!!! prior to our arrival. We found just what we needed equipment-wise, and especially, Service-wise at Campervan North America, LLC rentals near Bozeman, MT.. I was just astounded by how informative and helpful Kathy Schmidt, reservations, and Tara, at the actual vehicle prep., assignment, and return facility were. These women are dedicated to the company and went well beyond the level of effort I have become accustomed to. Tara even drove my son and I back to Bozeman Airport on a Saturday morning which solved a huge problem for us. Patronize this business. Perfect, clean equipment. Best Service I have encountered in Years. MJ McGrogan. read more

My friend and I rented the Edelweiss back in July for a week of camping around Jackson Hole, Grant Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. It was beyond better than we could have imagined. The car is so easy to drive around and can be set up virtually anywhere you can put a car. The bed was super comfortable too. Everyone at Campervan North America was really kind and accommodating as well. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. read more

I wanted to tour the 3 National Parks in MT and WY. My 80-year-old mom was game to join me. I needed a vehicle to drive and sleep in, so she wouldn't have to deal with toting luggage about. The Two4theRoad camper was just perfect for us! Easy to drive for both of us, although she needed a stool to get in and out easily. Vehicle was clean, roomy enough for the two of us, and climbed mountains like a champ. We had everything we needed and Tom and Bob were very patient with our newbie questions. We had a fabulous trip. read more

Tara and Kathy were terrific in helping us arrange this rental. We had a great time touring Yellowstone and have no complaints. We would absolutely use this business again!! read more

I had tried CruiseAmerica and sorry to say was disappointed so I found Campervan North America as a replacement when I wanted an RV for a month, after renting for a week. They were fantastic. I rented the Edelweiss, which is a van with only a bed, and this worked well, besides the van is a Nissan, very sturdy ride, even in wind. The company was awesome, and overlooked a couple of scrapes caused by my cat, and they were just great to work with. I would recommend them for a trip you would be taking. Well worth the cost. read more

I rented the Edelweiss. It was just me so it worked great. It might not be great if there were 2 big people though. The service was more than should be expected. Very pleased and recommend this company. read more

Rented a Two4TheRoad 19-ft Sprinter van for 15 days and did Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier National Parks. They have the lowest rental rates that I could find and their customer service far exceeded my expectations. They get a lot of stuff that people bought but didn't use on trips and so Kathy loaned us a can of bear spray, salt and pepper, bug spray (but never met a mosquito on the entire trip), along with a box of firewood. While even their low rate seems a little pricey at first glance, if you fly to Bozeman as we did then you have to consider that the van replaces not only a hotel room but it also saves the additonal expense of a rental car and 3-meals a day at restaurants. I booked months in advance and there were no rooms available at the lodges inside the parks and this rental was a no-brainer for us! On top of that, we were not tied down to any particular place, not even the campsite: when we were hungry we did not have to leave wherever we were to go find a restaurant or go to campsite to prepare a meal, we just cooked right where we were at the moment and it really freed up our time and provided some memorable meal locations on top of that. Any roadside pullout or vista point parking lot will do. Cooked dinner with view above Lamar River, alongside Madison River, just to name a couple of them. While the 19-ft van means you pretty much have to switch rear from bed to bench seats/table each morning/night, it was a 3-minute operation (hint: in morning, only convert one side to bench seat, roll up bedding on other side, and set up table), the great thing about the 19-ft van was that it parks in a regular parking spot and so we never had any problem finding parking, though in the national parks there were RV spaces in all lots in case one rented the 24-ft version (but at Glacier National Park, driving from west side to east side on GTTR, they have a 21-ft length limit for vehicles). The 2.7cf fridge/freezer held a surprising amount of food it you plan properly and we were able to stock it with a weeks worth of food at a time and even when we were parked 3 days straight without starting the van at Many Glacier, there was enough power to keep the fridge going the entire time (there is solar panel on roof). We rented their kitchen set (had everything we needed) and bedding kit (comforter kept my wife warm even on the cold nights at Grand Teton NP). There was more than enough storage space for our clothes and gear (2 full suitcases, and they let us leave our empty suitcases at their office) plus all the food we needed (a weeks worth at a time). The only thing that wasn't as I thought it might be was the shower. The sink/shower grey water tank only holds 5 gallons so you'd have to carefull Navy showers to use it and not fill the tank each time. However, all the campgrounds that we stayed at had showers; free (Grant Village, Canyon Village, Fish Creek, St Mary) or for a fee ($4 each at Swiftcurrent Inn at Many Glacier). The toilet was a cartridge unit and held only 3 gallons but again, we only used it for middle of night needs and campground bathrooms all other times and only needed to dump the tank twice in 2 weeks. We stopped by their location to pick up our suitcases the night before we had to turn the unit in and they mentioned the van would be going out again the very next day and if there was anyway we could consider returning the van as soon as they opened (9am) the next morning and since our flight wasn't until 4 PM, when we dropped of the van the next morning they loaned us one of their smaller vans so that we could go do stuff in Bozeman for the day (huge customer service PLUS). Had a great time on our trip and they even gave us a ride to the airport at the end. They have locations in Las Vegas, Seattle, Denver, and Orlando, too. I would rent from them again in a heartbeat! read more

Campervan North America - Cooking dinner above Lamar River. - RV Rental Near Me - Belgrade, Montana

I decided to do an adventurous 10 day vacation to Yellowstone and Grand Teton with my sons and invited my friend and her youngest along. I needed an easy way to travel but wanted to "rough it" at the same time. We have two scouts among us, so we figured staying at campsites would be more fun than a hotel for the boys (plus cheaper). Kathy at Campervan was awesome. She answered all my questions and reassured me that we would be fine. Everything about caring for the van was explained to us. I think in total we spent about $200 in deisel, and that was with a side trip to Cody, WY to see that annual Plains Indian pow wow and visit the Buffalo Bill Cody museum. She even let us borrow bear spray so we didn't have to buy it. Thank god because during a hike on our last day we had a very close encounter with a black bear, we didn't need the spray but I was grateful it was in my hand! We had an incredible experience. Once we got back to Belgrade, my son played catch with her son as we were unloading the van, then Kathy gave us a ride to the airport in the van. She is super sweet. Thanks Kathy and staff for making our vacation memorable!!! read more

This is a WAY overdue, ravingly positive review about our experience with Campervans (Bozeman) and Kathy Schmidt, their Director of Customer Services. For about a week back in early September (2017), my husband and I rented a TwofortheRoad campervan to tour around Yellowstone Nat'l Park. The van itself was spotless, comfortable, and cleverly designed. We've never "glamped" before (we usually tent camp and/or backpack) so we a little nervous. Kathy allayed all our fears and could not have been more gracious, warm, and supportive. We had a blast being able to stop anywhere and have everything with us. Picnic by the side of the road with all our food plus a sink & frig too (!)? Check. Skipping all the camp set-up/take-down drugery? Check. No sleeping on rocks and crawling out on our bellies to exit the tent? Check. We loved the extra comfort and how we were still mobile enough to go where cars go and not those clunky RVs. Drove like a large car and even got good mileage. It was not inexpensive, true, yet it was worth the treat. AND not only did Kathy forgive us for losing our rented binoculars in the park, when they were found (just as we left the park), she arranged with the kind park ranger there to have them mailed back to the her office. On top of it, Kathy proceeded to drive us back to the airport after we dropped off the van!!! That was so kind and so appreciated. In short, we had a wonderful experience renting our campervan and especially in the wonderful customer service provided by Kathy. I felt we were coordinating with a friend or a neighbor. Thank you, Kathy, and thank you Campervan, Bozeman! read more