Read through our rv rental checklist to keep a few things to keep in mind before you rent an RV.
Most RV rentals come with insurance, but it’s best to check with your car insurance broker just to be on the safe side to see if any additional insurance is required.
For most RV rentals a standard class G license is required and all drivers must be a minimum of 21 years of age.
Most dealers will require a deposit to book your RV. Drivers must have a valid credit card for the deposit, which is refunded upon return of the motorhome.
Many dealers require you to book up to a month ahead of your departure time, so make sure you plan ahead.
Policies will differ between dealers, so it’s always a good idea to ask about potential fees before hand.
Ask what’s included in the rental and if there is a minimum or maximum length of time or mileage you must adhere to.
Many RV rentals have convenience or housekeeping packages. These packages generally include dishes, cookware, a kettle, coffee filters, and utensils, cleaning supplies, as well as bedding and towels. Ask your rental dealer for details.
Decide what kind of trip you want to take. Is it a weekend getaway, or a longer adventure? Do you want to drive or tow the RV? Find your match with our RV Matchmaker Quiz.
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