How TOR Adventures Works: Rent a Camper or Overland Bronco in Las Vegas
Updated: 6 days ago
Renting a Bronco or a camper from TOR Adventures takes about as long as reading this post. Pick your rig, book it on Outdoorsy, RVshare or RVezy, pick it up less than 15 minutes from the Las Vegas airport, get a walkthrough, and go. Bring it back dusty. We expect it.
Here's each step, what's already packed, and the few things worth knowing before you book.
At a glance
What you can rent: a trail-ready 2026 Ford Bronco that sleeps four, or a 2026 Rockwood Geo Pro travel trailer that sleeps up to six.
Where: pickup less than 15 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport, or ask about delivery.
Minimum: two nights for either rig.
What to bring: you, your clothes and your food.
How to book: Outdoorsy, RVshare or RVezy. Fees are shown on each listing.
Jump to: Pick your rig · Book · Pickup · Walkthrough · What to bring · Return · Booking links · FAQ
Step 1: Which Rig Fits Your Las Vegas Trip?
Take the Bronco for dirt roads, canyons and a camp nobody else can reach. Take the trailer for a real bed, a kitchen and a campground with hookups. Here's how they compare:
TOR Bronco | Trailer 01 | |
Best for | Dirt roads, canyons, remote camps | Campgrounds with hookups |
Sleeps | Four (two inside, two in the SUV tent) | Up to six |
Miles | 350 a day, off-roading allowed | Unlimited |
Minimum | Two nights | Two nights |
Pets | No pet fee | Pet fee shown on the listing |
Book on | Outdoorsy | Outdoorsy, RVshare, RVezy |
The Bronco is a 2026 Outer Banks set up for the trail and for camp. It's the perfect rental for someone visiting Las Vegas looking for an overland or off-road experience. It sleeps four: two inside on a custom-fit mattress and two in a Napier SUV tent that attaches to the back. It carries a Warn winch, MaxTrax, a Krazy Beaver shovel, a Fiskars axe, a Pro Eagle jack, an air compressor with a Morflate four-tire kit, a Jackery 1000 power station with solar, and a fridge.
Trailer 01 is a 2026 Rockwood Geo Pro 17LE that sleeps up to six. It comes stocked: bedding and linens, cookware, toiletries and toilet paper, a full hookup kit, leveling blocks, wheel chocks and a 32-inch TV.
Coming soon: a 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Trail Boss.
Once you know which rig fits, booking takes a few minutes.
Step 2: Book on the Platform You Already Use
Every TOR rig is listed on the big rental platforms, so you book with the account and reviews you already have. Trailer 01 is on Outdoorsy, RVshare and RVezy. The Bronco is on Outdoorsy. Links are in the booking section below.
Minimum stay: two nights for the Bronco and the trailer.
Notice: the trailer needs three days' notice so it's cleaned, stocked and ready. If you need it sooner, let us know and we'll see if we can get it ready.
Pets: no pet fee on the Bronco. The trailer's pet fee is shown on the listing.
Add-ons for the trailer: a generator, Starlink, an ice maker, a wagon, holding tank service, a brake controller and a hitch.
After you book, the next step is pickup, and that's where flying into Vegas pays off.
Step 3: How Far Is Pickup From the Las Vegas Airport?
Less than 15 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport. Fly in, take an Uber or Lyft to us, and you're on the road the same afternoon. Rather have it brought to you? Ask about delivery when you book.
Before you drive off, we go through everything together.
Step 4: Get the Walkthrough and a Route
Every pickup starts with a hands-on walkthrough, and we'll suggest a route if you want one. For the Bronco, that's the recovery gear, the power station and the tent. For the trailer, it's the hookups, leveling and the kitchen.
Not sure where to go? Ask. We've driven most of the trails near Las Vegas and tracked them with GPS, from Wheeler Pass to Bitter Springs, and we'll point you to one that fits your trip and your experience. Our last Bronco run up Wheeler Pass was 34 miles out and back, climbing about 3,000 feet to roughly 7,700 feet.
Heading into the Spring Mountains? Check the Forest Service's current alerts for the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest for road closures and fire restrictions before you go.
With the rig sorted, packing gets easy.
Step 5: What Do You Need to Bring?
Three things: you, your clothes and your food. That's the list. The gear that makes a first trip stressful, from recovery boards to bedding and cookware, is already packed and checked.
Which leaves the fun part.
Step 6: Go, Then Bring It Back Dusty
Take it where you came to go. The Bronco includes 350 miles a day, and off-roading is allowed. It's the point. The trailer has unlimited miles. Return times are on your booking.
No need to fill the Bronco's tank before you come back: the prep fee covers a full tank. And dust, sand and a little mud are part of the job. Bring back the stories too.
How to Rent a Camper or Overland Bronco for Your Las Vegas Trip
Pick the platform you already use:
New to Outdoorsy? Use our Outdoorsy referral link for $50 off your first trip of $200 or more (click Start Exploring on that page before you book). Full disclosure: we get a travel credit when you use it. Booking on RVshare or RVezy instead? Ask us whether a referral code is available.
Questions before you book? Email info@toradventures.com or check the FAQ.
Want trip ideas near Las Vegas and first dibs when the calendar opens? Join our list on toradventures.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can sleep in the Bronco?
Four. Two sleep inside on the custom-fit mattress and two in the Napier SUV tent that attaches to the back.
Do I have to refuel the Bronco before I return it?
No. The prep fee covers a full tank, so you don't need to bring it back full.
What's the minimum rental?
Two nights for the Bronco and for Trailer 01. The trailer needs three days' notice.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. The Bronco has no pet fee. Trailer 01's pet fee is shown on the listing.
Can I take the Bronco off-road?
Yes, that's what it's built for. It includes 350 miles a day and full recovery gear, and we'll go over how to use it at pickup.
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