It’s hard to believe places as wild and beautiful as Alaska exist. The northernmost state in the United States extends up past the Arctic Circle, and much of the land remains untouched and unspoiled. Alaska is so big that you could drive for days and only see a handful of its incredible sights such as Denali, the highest peak in the country, Glacier Bay, where massive ice glaciers slide into the sea, and Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve, home to one of the largest calderas in the world. Rather than stay in one hotel and limit yourself to the activities surrounding it, explore the place by renting an RV. Read on for our picks of the best RV rentals in Fairbanks, Alaska.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 11, 2024.
1. Cozy truck camper with an automatic transmission (from USD 250)
If you can drive a car, you can drive this camper. The go-anywhere camper is perfect for exploring Alaska because it can drive up roads that full size RVs can’t such as the Dalton Highway and Denali Highway. It comes with an automatic transmission that’s easy to maneuver, and it gets great gas mileage. You’ll be surprised to learn that the compact camper can host two guests and even provides a kitchen and a bathroom.
The host has even made the vehicle cozy, so you can feel at home.
2. Comfortable RV for eight (from USD 185)
This Jayco Eagle may be from 1996, but it is still driving along and brings with it many years of fun adventures. You and up to eight total guests can have a great adventure of your own in this small RV that’s easy to drive. The vehicle has a small kitchen and hot and cold water in the bathroom. There is even a TV with a DVD player for your evening relaxation.
The host also provides bedding, utensils, and games, so all you need to pack are your belongings.
3. Sleek RV with two slide-outs (from USD 299)
A lot of amenities are packed into this RV. The camper has two slide-outs that allow for up to eight adults and two kids who will be able to sleep here comfortably. It provides indoor and outdoor showers, as well as a kitchen where you can cook gourmet meals. There is a backup camera to make driving in reverse a breeze. You can also hook up a trailer to the tow hitch to carry extra gear or bicycles.
4. New RV for first-timers (from USD 269)
Renting an RV for the first time can be daunting, but the reviewers of this 2019 Winnebago Outlook rave about their experience. They mention the hosts’ patience with showing them how to operate the RV and availability to answer any questions. Several reviewers were first-time RV campers, and this rental helped them have an amazing experience. The RV has room for eight guests, and the minimum rental period is three nights, the perfect length for getting acquainted with RV camping.
5. Pretty camper for family adventures (from USD 300)
This camper comfortably hosts two adults and two kids, making it perfect for families exploring Alaska together. It has a bathroom and a kitchen, so you can meet everyone’s needs without checking into a hotel. There is even a TV, so you can all unwind at the end of the day by watching a movie together.
Despite its small size, the vehicle is big enough that you can have your own space but not so big that driving on mountain roads will be daunting.
6. Large camper for big groups of travelers (from USD 365)
Camping is more fun with a big group, and if you’re traveling with up to nine guests, this RV will be a great pick. The camper has a lot of space, and it gets even more roomy when you extend the two slide-outs at your campsite. The full kitchen makes it easier and more budget-friendly to cook meals for everyone, which will be better than heading to a restaurant.
Despite its length, the vehicle is easy to drive and is great for cruising around Alaska.
7. Lovely RV with a cozy living room (from USD 225)
All of the previous renters of this Winnebago Chalet have given it the perfect reviews, so you know it’ll be a great choice for your next road trip around Alaska.
The RV is in great condition, and the host is readily available to answer any questions. There is room for up to eight guests, and you can cook in the full kitchen. The cozy living room is a great place to hang out with your group, and all of the furniture can be converted into comfortable beds for sleeping.
8. Explore the wilderness with ease
Alaska is seemingly made for RV travel; the best way to experience the wilderness is by camping, and the best way to see as much of it as you can is by driving. RVs provide comfortable and convenient lodging and transportation, and they are easy to drive once you get accustomed to it and just as comfortable as a hotel room. Try it out–you might find yourself never going back to regular camping ever again.
9. Gorgeous RV with kitchen tools
If you’re looking to start your camping adventure as soon as you arrive in Alaska, this is the RV for you. For a small fee, the owner will pick up guests at the Fairbanks airport or train station, so you don’t need to worry about renting a car or booking a room at a hotel on your first night in town.
The RV is easy to drive and is equipped with a lot of storage space. You’ll find everything you need to cook meals, including cookware and utensils. The host has even provided camping chairs and linens, so you don’t need to take up luggage space with any necessities.
Fairbanks, AK, US
20.24 km (12.6 mi) from Santa Claus House
10. Luxurious camper with a fireplace
The interiors of this camper look more like a luxurious hotel room’s rather than an RV’s. There are wood-paneled cabinets that offer a lot of storage. You can even curl up in front of the fireplace on a chilly night and watch television. The host provides five camp chairs and enough plates, utensils, and linens for up to six guests. The vehicle is even pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along for the ride.
Fairbanks, AK, US
26.41 km (16.5 mi) from Santa Claus House
Simple camper van for budget-minded travelers
For a fee per night, this simple camper is a great choice for experiencing an RV life without breaking your budget. It is a converted van that has a bed in the backseat for two campers, and it even provides space for a couple of dogs. It comes with a camp stove and some utilities and cookware that you can use to prepare simple meals at your campsite.
Its small size makes it easy to drive around, and you can travel around mountain roads that other campers can’t.
Fairbanks, AK, US
20.2 km (12.6 mi) from Santa Claus House
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