Small RV Rental Denver Co
Jul 23rd, 2001 | 02:51 AM
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Small RV Rental Denver Co
We are planning a holiday next year from the UK and would like to rent a small rv for 3 weeks to tour from Denver around Tetons/ Yellowstone etc. Does anyone have any information on rental companies in Denver for small RV's - we only want something like a VW Westphalia for the 2 of us? Thanks in advance
Jul 23rd, 2001 | 08:23 AM
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As I Denverite, I feel I should answer your request, though I don't know much about RV rentals and even less about the VW Westphalia.
I did a brief internet search, however, using the phrase "RV Rental Denver," and came up with several places, including one called "Cruise America" that looks like a nation-wide company. They each have pictures of their rentals, so you could tell if the vehicles look like what you're interested in renting.
Keep in mind that Denver is quite far from the Grand Tetons/Yellostone; as I recall, it's a 10-hour or so trip to Jackson, Wyoming from Denver (and Yellowstone is north of that). If you want to visit those 2 national parks only, you might want to fly into a different city that's closer to them.
Of course, the area around Denver has a lot to offer too, including Rocky Mountain National Park, so you could definitely start in Denver, then drive up to Wyoming.
I did a brief internet search, however, using the phrase "RV Rental Denver," and came up with several places, including one called "Cruise America" that looks like a nation-wide company. They each have pictures of their rentals, so you could tell if the vehicles look like what you're interested in renting.
Keep in mind that Denver is quite far from the Grand Tetons/Yellostone; as I recall, it's a 10-hour or so trip to Jackson, Wyoming from Denver (and Yellowstone is north of that). If you want to visit those 2 national parks only, you might want to fly into a different city that's closer to them.
Of course, the area around Denver has a lot to offer too, including Rocky Mountain National Park, so you could definitely start in Denver, then drive up to Wyoming.
Jul 23rd, 2001 | 10:53 AM
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Absolutely check out CruiseAmerica.com. They have several types of RVs such as motorhomes, campers on pickup trucks, trailers and their prices are very reasonable. Our family is headed in two weeks to the Smokey Mountains in a 27' RV and plan on a great time. The staff, at least the people we dealt with, were very freindly and helpful. Try them and check out their website. Good luck!
