Cody, WY (Big Horn Basin)
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Fireside RV Rental – Cody serves Cody, Powell, Meeteetse, Thermopolis, Greybull, Lovell, Worland, Ralston, Byron, and surrounding communities throughout Park County and the greater Big Horn Basin region. We provide premium Class A Motorhomes, Class B camper vans, Fifth-Wheels, and Travel Trailer rentals for families, couples, and groups looking to explore Wyoming’s breathtaking landscapes and beyond with comfort and flexibility.

Cody is a prime starting point for RV travel in the Big Horn Basin. With easy access to the Yellowstone National Park East Entrance via the North Fork Highway (US-14/16/20), the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, and the Beartooth Highway, it’s an ideal home base for weekend camping trips, family vacations, and extended Wyoming road trips. Whether you’re heading to nearby campgrounds in Shoshone National Forest, Buffalo Bill State Park, or venturing further to Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis, or Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site, Cody puts you at the heart of some of the most spectacular scenery in the American West — without the congestion of larger gateway cities.

Every Fireside RV rental includes pre-trip orientation, 24/7 roadside assistance, and professionally maintained RVs inspected before each trip — so you can travel with confidence from the moment you leave Cody.

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RV Rental Advantages for Cody Visitors

The Big Horn Basin Region Runs on Adventure

Cody sits at the gateway to one of Wyoming’s most destination-rich corridors. Within 90 miles: the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, the Cody Nite Rodeo, Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Beartooth Highway, Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, and Shoshone National Forest. During peak summer season and major events, hotels throughout the region fill well in advance at premium rates. An RV puts you on-site or within minutes of the action — no commute, no inflated nightly rate, no competing for a room.

Park and Event Access Without the Logistics Headache

Fireside RV Rental in Cody delivers your RV directly to approved campgrounds and RV parks throughout the Big Horn Basin region — fully set up and ready when you arrive. No towing experience required. Whether you’re camping along the North Fork Highway on your way to Yellowstone, setting up at a Shoshone National Forest campground for a week of hiking, or basecamp-ing near Thermopolis for a soak in the hot springs, your RV is there when you arrive.

Group Travel — Fly In, Drive Out

Flying into Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD) in Cody, Billings Logan International (BIL), or Jackson Hole Airport (JAC)? Fireside can coordinate your drivable RV rental so your group is ready to roll — no rental car juggling, no hotel check-in queues. Your group lands, loads up, and heads directly to Yellowstone, the Beartooth Highway, or whichever campground is calling. For multi-day excursions across Park County, Big Horn County, or beyond, that means four to eight people traveling together, sleeping together on-site — at a fraction of what multiple hotel rooms would cost during peak Yellowstone season. Contact your location for details on available packages and amenities.

Yellowstone Regional Airport puts you minutes from the Cody area. Billings Logan International is roughly 90 miles north via US-310, while Jackson Hole Airport connects to the region via the scenic south corridor through Shoshone National Forest.

Where Fireside Cody Delivers

Yellowstone National Park East Entrance — ~52 miles west via US-14/16/20

Buffalo Bill State Park Campgrounds — ~6 miles west via North Fork Highway

Shoshone National Forest Campgrounds — along US-14/16/20 west of Cody

Chief Joseph Scenic Byway / Sunlight Basin — ~45 miles north via WY-120 and US-212

Hot Springs State Park / Thermopolis — ~84 miles south via WY-120

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area / Lovell — ~75 miles northeast via US-14A

Ten Sleep Canyon / Worland area — ~95 miles east via US-16

Turn Your RV Into Income Without the Day-to-Day Work

Own an RV in Cody or the surrounding Park County area? Fireside RV Rental Management handles marketing, bookings, guest communication, and payments while you stay in control of availability and personal use.

Cody’s position as the East Gateway to Yellowstone — with summer tourism along the North Fork Highway, fall hunting and scenic travel on the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway and Beartooth Highway, and steady weekend traffic to Buffalo Bill State Park and Shoshone National Forest — creates strong rental opportunities across every season. With market-based pricing and coordinated cleaning and maintenance, your RV earns while it’s parked without the stress of managing renters yourself.

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Which RV Type Do You Need?

Planning a getaway on wheels but aren’t sure which RV is the perfect match? We’ve broken down five popular choices into two main categories: those you pull and those you drive. Explore the options below to find one that fits your style, comfort level, and travel needs.

I Want to Pull My RV

Travel Trailer

Overview
A popular option to tow behind an SUV or truck, letting you set up camp and easily detach your main vehicle for side trips.
HighlightsNumerous lengths and layouts to choose from.
Driving ComfortRequires familiarity with towing and an SUV/truck that meets weight requirements.
MileageApproximately 10–20 mpg (varies by tow vehicle and weight).
LengthOften 21–28 feet in total.
AmenitiesBasic kitchen, sleeping area, and compact bathroom in most models.
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Fifth Wheel

Overview
Connects to a special over-bed hitch in a pickup, usually providing more stability and ample living space.
HighlightsSlide-outs expand interior room.
Driving ComfortSuited for drivers comfortable with a full-size pickup and higher towing capacities.
MileageAround 10–18 mpg, depending on truck specs and load.
LengthCan run anywhere from 22–44 feet.
AmenitiesLarger kitchens, private bedrooms, and extra storage are common.
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I Want to Drive My RV

Class B

Overview
Built on a full-size van chassis, Class B motorhomes — also called camper vans — are the most maneuverable drivable RV and the easiest to park anywhere a large van can go.
HighlightsMost fuel-efficient drivable RV. Fits in standard parking spots and urban garages.
Driving ComfortDrives like a full-size van — straightforward for most licensed drivers, no special experience needed.
MileageTypically 18–25 mpg, the best fuel economy of any motorhome class.
LengthUsually 17–24 feet — compact enough for city driving and tight campgrounds.
AmenitiesCompact kitchen, sleeping for 2–4, and a wet bath or cassette toilet. Best suited for couples or small groups.
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Class C

Overview
Built on a truck or van chassis with a distinctive over-cab sleeping area, Class C motorhomes offer a comfortable mid-range option between the camper van and the full-size Class A.
HighlightsOver-cab bunk adds sleeping capacity without adding length. More affordable than Class A.
Driving ComfortSimilar to driving a large moving truck or commercial van — manageable for most drivers with minimal adjustment.
MileageTypically 8–13 mpg depending on size and engine.
LengthCommonly 20–38 feet — versatile for both campgrounds and event sites.
AmenitiesFull kitchen, bathroom, multiple sleeping areas, and climate control throughout. Sleeps 4–8 depending on floor plan.
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Class A

Overview
The largest, most luxurious RV type, resembling a bus and built for long-distance comfort and space.
HighlightsSpacious interiors with residential-style amenities.
Driving ComfortRequires confidence with large vehicles, like driving a tour bus.
MileageTypically 6–10 mpg depending on size and engine.
LengthRanges from 26–45 feet.
AmenitiesFull kitchens, bathrooms, multiple sleeping areas, entertainment centers, and ample storage.
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FAQ’s

Fireside RV Rental in Cody offers travel trailers, Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, Class B camper vans, and fifth wheels. Available packages and amenities vary by unit and location — contact us for the full equipment list and pricing so you can find the right fit for exploring Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin and beyond.

Yes. Fireside is a full-service RV rental company. We deliver the RV directly to your campsite, level it, connect it to water, sewer, and electric hookups, and pick it up when your trip is over. We deliver to campgrounds and RV parks throughout Park County and the greater Big Horn Basin area, including Yellowstone Park KOA, Ponderosa Campground, Gateway Campground, Buffalo Bill State Park Campground, and campgrounds in Shoshone National Forest.

Cody sits at the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, approximately 52 miles away via the North Fork Highway (US-14/16/20). The Chief Joseph Scenic Byway and Beartooth Highway are both within easy reach. Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis is roughly 84 miles south on WY-120, and Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is about 90 miles northeast via US-14A and US-310. This central Big Horn Basin location makes Cody an outstanding base for exploring some of Wyoming’s most iconic landscapes.

Fireside delivers to campgrounds throughout the Cody area and greater Big Horn Basin, including Yellowstone Park KOA, Ponderosa Campground, Gateway Campground, Buffalo Bill State Park Campground (North Fork and North Shore Bay), Eagle Creek Campground, Rex Hale Campground, Wapiti Campground, Elk Fork Campground in Shoshone National Forest, and Thermopolis RV Park and Campground. Contact us with your preferred campground and we’ll confirm delivery availability.

The peak RV camping season in Cody and the Big Horn Basin runs from late spring through early fall, with June through August being the busiest months for Yellowstone visitors and outdoor enthusiasts. Campgrounds near Yellowstone and Shoshone National Forest fill up quickly in summer — we recommend booking several weeks in advance. Fall offers stunning foliage and cooler temperatures with fewer crowds, while winter camping is possible for those equipped for cold-weather conditions in Wyoming’s high desert climate.

Rentals include pre-trip orientation resources and 24/7 roadside assistance. Available packages and amenities vary by unit and location — please contact our Cody location for the full equipment list and pricing details.

Cody and the surrounding Big Horn Basin offer outstanding outdoor recreation. Access Yellowstone National Park’s East Entrance via the scenic North Fork Highway, hike and fish in Shoshone National Forest, explore Sunlight Basin and the Absaroka Range, and drive the legendary Beartooth Highway. Buffalo Bill Reservoir is popular for boating, fishing, and windsurfing. History buffs can visit the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and Old Trail Town in Cody, while the Wyoming Dinosaur Center in nearby Thermopolis and Hot Springs State Park add even more to discover.

Some RVs are pet-friendly. Availability and fees vary by unit, so pet requests should be noted during booking.

Yes, interstate travel is allowed. International travel is not permitted. Please inform us of extended or long-distance trips in advance.

All rentals include 24/7 roadside assistance. If an issue arises, our team helps coordinate support to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.