Man drives white Eurovan Camper on the beach in Oregon near Haystack Rock.
Want to pick up a camper van in Portland and drive down the coast via Highway 101… stopping at every beautiful beach, tall tree, and awe-inspiring sunset along the way… then fly home out of Los Angeles? Of course you do! Driving the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is a bucket list kind of adventure. Book a one-way camper van rental today!
GoCamp offers one-way camper van rentals that start or end in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boise and Portland.
Travel the Pacific Coast Highway with a One-Way Camper Van rental.
You will pay a minimum one-way fee of $300. Once you book a one-way road trip, GoCamp will start looking for a renter to do the return leg of the trip. If we can find a renter to bring the van home, the one-way fee will remain at $300. If we can’t find another renter to do the return trip, your total one-way fee will increase as follows:
Portland / San Francisco: $600
San Francisco / Los Angeles: $450
San Francisco / San Diego: $500
Boise / Portland: $450
Los Angeles / Portland: $750
San Diego / Portland: $800
You must book at least 5 nights, and you must book more than 30 days in advance. We’ll check in with you around 30 days out. At that time, if we have been unable to find a return renter, you have the choice to pay the additional balance due on your one-way road trip (the fees above less the $300 you would have already paid), or cancel your trip for a refund less a 5% service fee.
Man walks to a picnic table with a view of the coast; Eurovan Camper; sunset.
Peruse the list of open trips below. Each date range represents the second leg of a trip already booked. If you are doing the second leg of a trip already on the books, there is no one-way fee. If one of the trips below meets your needs, email us at gocamping@gocamprentals.com or call us at 503.327.8512 and we’ll get you booked!
Alternatively, you can start fresh and book the first leg of a one-way adventure based on your own timeline and pick-up and drop-off requirements. When selecting a GoCamp van for your trip, look for vans designated as “One-Way: Yes” in the profile. You can also just email us at gocamping@gocamprentals.com or call us at 503.327.8512 to discuss your trip and we’ll help you find the right van.
From Portland drive down to San Francisco via the coast, Crater Lake, the Redwoods – your choice!
Put the ocean on your left and head north to the Bay Area.
Groove to tunes in The Van Morrison, a Eurovan camper that seats and sleeps four. Pick up in Los Angeles anytime after April 17 and cruise it home to San Francisco on your schedule. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Pick up Sparkles, a Sprinter that seats and sleeps two, on or around May 10 in Los Angeles and bring this great van home to Oakland on your schedule. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Oooh. See the best of Southern California with a trip from San Diego to San Francisco. Big Sur awaits!
Take your time as you cruise along the coast in the van called Hustle, a 4×4 Sprinter that you can pick up on or around March 26 in San Diego and return to Portland on your schedule. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Groove to tunes in The Van Morrison, a Eurovan camper that seats and sleeps four. Pick up in San Francisco anytime mid-March and cruise it down to San Diego before March 23. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Drive the Pacific Coast Highway all the way from LA to Portland!
Pick up Van’essa, a Sprinter that seats and sleeps four, on or around April 13 in Los Angeles and bring this great van home to Portland by April 20. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Pick up The Charlton, a Sprinter that seats and sleeps four, on or around April 27 in Los Angeles and bring this great van home to Portland on your schedule. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
Pick up The Charlton, a Sprinter that seats and sleeps four, on or around July 6 in Los Angeles and bring this great van home to Portland on your schedule. We’ll waive your one-way fee.
DON’T SEE YOUR PERFECT TRIP?
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STOPS ALONG THE WAY
Now, what about your itinerary and all those stops along the way? See our Stories page for route suggestions and campground tips.