Minneapolis Summer Camp Bus Rental

Minneapolis Minibus Company has been providing reliable group transportation services since 2011, so we know how important it is to keep your campers moving safely and efficiently. When you book with us, you’ll get access to our entire fleet of modern buses equipped with amenities like WiFi, power outlets, reclining seats, and onboard restrooms—perfect for keeping kids comfortable on long rides. We also offer 24/7 customer support, which means someone will always be available to answer questions or help you make changes to your reservation. And because we operate statewide, we can take your group anywhere from downtown Minneapolis hotspots like Target Field and the Walker Art Center to remote cabins in Itasca State Park or Voyageurs National Park.

Keeping kids entertained during transit can be challenging, especially on longer journeys across Minnesota. That’s why our buses come loaded with features designed to make the ride enjoyable for everyone. Flat-screen TVs and DVD players allow you to show movies or educational videos; WiFi and USB ports enable streaming content or playing games online; luggage compartments provide ample space for storing backpacks, sports equipment, and musical instruments; and climate control ensures the cabin stays cool during hot summer days. For trips exceeding two hours—such as those heading north past Duluth toward Grand Marais or west toward Alexandria—having an onboard restroom is a game-changer when traveling with young children.

We understand that most summer camps operate within tight budgets, which is why we strive to offer some of the most competitive rates in the industry. When you request a quote from us, we’ll take into account factors such as group size, trip distance, duration of service, and specific amenity requests to provide you with an accurate estimate—no hidden fees or surprise charges later on. Splitting the cost of a single large-capacity vehicle among dozens of passengers often works out cheaper than reimbursing families for gas or booking multiple smaller vans through rental agencies. Plus, consolidating everyone onto one bus makes headcounts easier and reduces the risk of anyone getting lost along the way.