RV rental Provo, UT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Outdoor enthusiasts will have a great time hiking and mountain biking along the thousands of miles of trails crisscrossing the mountains and canyons surrounding Provo. Trails such as Battle Creek Falls, Devils Kitchen, and Timpanogos Falls offer a more leisurely hike for beginners, while more strenuous hikes can be had along the Mt. Nebo Summit and Timpooneke trails. One of the more popular and iconic Provo hikes is the moderately difficult Y Trail, which offers dazzling views of Provo and the surrounding countryside from the summit of Y Mountain, towering over the city. While there, visitors can’t miss the enormous, white “Y” on the side of the mountain, which has become the recognized symbol of Provo’s Brigham Young University (BYU). Utah Lake State Park is close to the city center and features a massive reservoir and nature preserve with two family-friendly hiking trails, the Provo River Parkway Trail and the Utah Lake Shoreline Trail. Provo offers many other exciting opportunities to play in the great outdoors. There are several public and private RV campgrounds on Utah Lake, including at Utah Lake State Park. Boating and kayaking enthusiasts will love gliding over Utah Lake while being surrounded by views of the Provo skyline and the Wasatch Mountains. Anglers can keep busy by the lake, with opportunities to hook over 35 species of fish, including trout, walleye, and bluegill. Don’t have a boat? No prob. Dozens of businesses in Provo specialize in renting all types of boats, kayaks, jet skis, and even paddle boats. Visitors can also book guided fly-fishing outings through one of Provo’s many services. Picnickers can take advantage of Mt. Timpanogos Park, Canyon View Park, and a handful of other public parks located in Provo Canyon. Park the rental rig next to the scenic Provo River, a hot-spot for fly-fishing. Farther up the canyon, Timpanogos Cave National Monument offers visitors the chance to explore three natural limestone caves as well as hiking trails and educational programs. Several scenic and iconic destinations are located within easy driving distance of the city. Wasatch Mountain State Park lies 40 minutes' drive northeast of Provo and offers visitors several group and individual campgrounds, numerous hiking and biking trails, ATV rentals, horseback riding, and stunning views of the Wasatch Mountains. Fall colors are on full display for off-season Provo RV travelers, as the park is painted in brilliant shades of orange and red. Wintersports enthusiasts can take advantage of hundreds of miles of snowshoe and cross-country ski trails, snow tubing, and other winter activities. For a much different sort of scenery, the Great Salt Lake and the historic and geologically unique Bonneville Salt Flats are also within day-tripping distance of Provo. Visitors can view the Miracle Mile, where dozens of land-speed records were set.