RV rental Cody, WY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Cody is situated in breathtaking scenery and you won’t have to go far to experience the best of the great outdoors in this secluded corner of Wyoming. River rafting and kayaking, with packages such as whitewater rafting adventure sightseeing trips can all be organized from Cody itself. If you prefer to admire the scenery from dry land, try a wild mustang tour for a three-hour safari drive or photography tour to get up close and personal with nature and herds of wild horses. If you’re lucky, you may spot some golden eagles, antelope or coyotes and prairie dogs. The Buffalo Bill Center of the West also offers horseback trail rides. A trip to Yellowstone is almost compulsory when you rent a motorhome in Cody, at just one hour’s drive away. With its forests, lakes and mountains, not to mention Old Faithful, you’ll definitely want to spend the night or longer in one of the park’s 12 campgrounds. Fishing, hiking, guided tours, horseback riding, and even llama packing, the list of activities is practically never-ending. After Yellowstone, take a trip to neighboring Grand Teton National Park to explore its pristine lakes and alpine terrain. Try rafting on the Snake River for an unbeatable viewpoint of the amazing landscape or explore some of the 200 miles of trails. If you want to kick back and take it easy--you’re on vacation, after all--try a Breakfast and Dinner Lake Cruise to Elk Island on Jackson Lake. Take full advantage of your Cody luxury RV rental and sightsee along the scenic Teton Park Road 42-mile loop. There’s also Bridger-Teton and Shoshone National Forests to take in, after passing through Jackson for a brief return to civilization. As if that’s not enough, there are plenty more must-see parks in the vicinity, including the popular Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. While you’re making your mind up where to go first, you may want to take a 15-minute run out to the smaller but nonetheless scenic Buffalo Bill State Park, with its reservoir formed by the Buffalo Bill Dam on the Shoshone River.