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Step 1
The main hub for RV rentals in Alaska is the town of Anchorage. In Anchorage, motor homes can be rented from $150-$220 a day, depending on the season and size of the RV you intend to rent.
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Step 2
Reserve online. A few of the Anchorage RV rentals offer substantial discounts to those who book online.
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Step 3
When you arrive in Anchorage, take a taxi over to the RV rental you chose online. They are all located fairly close to the airport.
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Step 4
Don't forget the cost of gas. Gas in Alaska ranged in price from $4.50 to $5.69 in certain roadside locations during 2008.
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Step 5
The more members in your party, the cheaper the trip will be per person. Three or four people sharing a large RV will save much more than two people renting a small RV, owning to the cost of gas and rental fee structure.
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Step 6
Drive safely! Make sure you can handle the task of driving a recreational vehicle. Most RVs rented in Alaska are based on the body of the Ford Econoline Van, and they all have automatic transmissions.










Comments
cmcguire said
on 12/16/2008 You can find RV's to rent by using RVAnytime.com. http://www.rvanytime.com