Hit the open road! Cruise America is offering FREE unlimited miles on motorhome rentals for a limited time
What's life without at least one great American road trip? Now you can finally check it off your bucket list thanks to Cruise America.
The go-to name for RV and motorhome rentals is offering a rare deal with FREE unlimited miles or kilometers on rentals. Considering the brand's usual mileage rate of 39 cents per mile, that can add up to some serious savings if you're planning to go the distance.
This limited-time promotion applies to any size motorhome rented from Cruise America rental centers across North America. To qualify, your trip must begin by June 15, 2025 (or take place between Sep. 1 and Oct. 31, 2025).
Cruise America Unlimited Miles
Whether you're chasing fall foliage, hitting a music festival, or planning the ultimate national park road trip, this rare deal for FREE unlimited miles (or kilometers) on RV and motorhome rentals is going to save you big bucks.
Now is the time to book that dream trip and satisfy your wanderlust. Enter code FRDU at checkout to take advantage of this deal.
That gives you an entire shoulder season to explore national parks, cruise the coastlines, and discover all of the hidden gems out there without having to keep an eye on the odometer.
The deal itself is a no-brainer. It's deciding where to go that might feel like the bigger challenge. Cruise America serves the lower 48, Alaska, and Canada, which means you have quite a wide swath of North America to keep in mind.
It's definitely a good opportunity to think big. Maybe you could finally make that RV adventure to a national park a reality, or plan an epic camping trip with the family.
Hitting the road with friends? Make it a getaway to remember! Summer is rife with music festivals across the country, and there is nothing like indulging your inner rock star and hitting the road like a seasoned pro.
A fall trip could see you trekking somewhere gorgeous to check out the seasonal foliage. Even if you think you've seen it all, once you take in a spectacular leaf show you'll wonder how you ever managed to go without it.
The bottom line is that you can and should dream big when making plans to travel via RV or motorhome! The national treasures are absolutely iconic — think Yellowstone and Glacier. Or you could submit to the beauty and cruise up the PCH for ocean views and, of course, some fresh seafood along the way.
If you're feeling a little more adventurous, you may even want to make your way north to check out the Northern Lights. Canada is absolutely beautiful, and that's just one of the reasons to travel there.
Since your miles are unlimited, you've got a lot of flexibility! If you're all set to book, you can lock in your reservation with just a $300 deposit. (No worries if life throws something your way — it's fully refundable up to a week before your departure.)
To snag this incredible Cruise America deal, just book online and enter the code FRDU during the checkout process. Note that this promotion can't be paired with other offers, and isn't valid for one-way rentals.
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