RVRD Certified RV Rental Dealers
Look for the RVRD logo.
So you’ve learned all about the RVing experience and are ready to rent your rv? After planning your RV trip you’ll need to find an RV rental dealer in the area that offers the RV perfect for your needs.
We proudly offer 22 different rental locations all across the United States including the Pacific Coast, the Southwest, Rockies, Great Plains, Great Lakes, the South, Appalachia, the Atlantic, and the Northeast. Each of these regions offer unique RVing landscapes and our RV rental locations are tailored to suit the needs of the region.
Not sure where you want to go yet? Head over to our RV Trip Planner and find the region that most interests you and your family! Ready to book? Select the dealer on the map below to view their inventory.
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RV Rental Steps
1
Chart Your Course
Map out the places you’ll visit – our trip planner is pretty helpful! Pick a central RV dealer (map above). You can call them for vacation advice too.
2
Determine the Perfect RV
Types of RVs are explained on our trip planner page. Some dealerships offer even more rental options. Visit their websites for more information.
3
Secure A Rental
Stake your claim about 3-5 months in advance. Book earlier when traveling in the popular summer months.
4
Book Flights
You can pick up your RV right after you land. Just remember to fly into an airport near your rental dealer.
5
Pack and Prepare
RVs come equipped with sleeping, cooking, and bathing arrangements. You won’t need much more than clothing. Also, your insurance provider may cover RVs, so check in advance. Bring a valid driver’s license and any other documents required by your dealership.
6
Take Care, Have Fun!
Know how to use your RV before departure. Follow laws (buckle up), and respect the places you visit (leave no trace). Enjoy!
RV Rental Tips
- Reserve campsites in advance (if possible)
- Know if your insurance provider covers RVs
- Pulling a trailer? Does your vehicle have the correct hitch?
- Do not be afraid to ask questions
- Know how to drive safe in extreme weather
- Bring simple tools (screw-driver, etc.)
- Charge RV batteries every 3-5 days
- Bring your own water