Rent a car in Evansville to explore the Ohio River region in southern Indiana. Known as the state’s economic hub, Evansville is an industrious city with a big heart.
Here, you can enjoy scenery showcasing an array of colors year-round thanks to Evansville’s lengthy summers. The city also has rich military history, with plenty of intriguing museums to explore. Collect your Hertz rental car from Evansville Regional Airport or our downtown Evansville rental car pick-up location. Choose from a wide selection of vehicles, including SUVs for the whole family and luxurious sedans for scenic drives.
Evansville is on Indiana’s south-western tip, meaning neighboring Kentucky and Illinois are both within easy reach. Further north, Indianapolis is just three hours away and Bloomington a two hour drive north-east. Renting a car in Evansville makes your trip more mobile, as you can hop in and ride to any nearby destination you want.
Reserve your Evansville rental car today with Hertz for easy travel through historic sites, friendly towns and breathtaking outdoor spaces.

3100 US 41, Henderson, IN, 42420
Just a 10-minute drive in your rental car out of Evansville on the US 41, south of the Ohio River, this gorgeous state park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Inspired by naturalist and painter John James Audubon, who resided in the area in the early 1800s, the park features a nature center, a museum, wetlands and seven miles of hiking trails.

7503 Petersburg Road, IN, 47725
This attraction pays tribute to the local war efforts following Pearl Harbor. The Evansville community built ships and fighter aircraft to play their part – the museum pays homage to this work and marks the two world wars through detailed exhibitions and displays. Just under 10 minutes from the airport, you can reach here in no time with your Evansville car rental.

5939 Spirit Trail, IN, 57720
Prepare to be dazzled at Evansville’s vibrant botanical garden, which is planted and cared for by the Hartman family. Its three exquisite gardens are each full of life and exotic plants. The hydrangea garden is as colorful and blooming as you’d expect, while the wildlife garden is alive with butterflies and the hum of bees.