2. Class B: $100-$200/night (10+ years or older); $200-$350/night (newer)

3. Class C: $150-$200/night (10+ years or older); $225-$400/night (newer)

4. Travel Trailer: $50-$125/night (10+ years or older); $125-$200/night (newer)

Average RV Rental Prices

Class A                                  $175 to $275 per night

Average Class A rental costs

Under 10 years old
($302/night | $1,959/week | $7,684/month)

Over 10 years old
($240/night | $1,552/week | $6,082/month)

Class A overview

• Length: 30-50 feet.
• Sleeps: 6-10.
• Driving a Class A can be harder than driving a passenger car or small RV.

Class B                                  $100 to $200 per night

Average Class B rental costs

Under 10 years old
($239/night | $1,558/week | $6,127/month)

Over 10 years old
($187/night | $1,205/week | $4,772/month)

Class B overview

• Length: 10-20 feet.
• Sleeps: 2-4.
• Easy to drive.

Class C

Average Class C rental costs

Under 10 years old
($225/night | $1,472/week | $5,841/month)

Over 10 years old
($198/night | $1,285/week | $5,086/month)

Class C overview

• Length: 20-30 feet.
• Sleeps: 4-7.
• Medium driving difficulty.

Trailers

Fifth wheel

Average fifth wheel rental costs

Under 10 years old
($161/night | $1,027/week | $4,018/month)

Over 10 years old
($126/night | $805/week | $3,126/month)

Fifth wheel overview

• Length: 32-36 feet.
• Sleeps: 4-8.
• Minimum towing requirements: a large truck (1/2 ton and above).

Travel trailer

Average travel trailer rental costs

Under 10 years old
($126/night | $796/week | $3,115/month)

Over 10 years old
($113/night | $716/week | $2,791/month)

Travel trailer overview

• Length: 20-30 feet.
• Sleeps: 4-7.
• Minimum towing requirements: mid-sized trucks and large SUVs.

Pop-up campers

Average pop-up camper (tent trailer) rental costs

Under 10 years old
($86/night | $542/week | $2,143/month)

Over 10 years old
($80/night | $504/week | $1,963/month)

Pop-up camper overview

• Length: 20-30 feet.
• Sleeps: 4-7.
• Minimum towing requirements: mid-sized trucks and large SUVs.

Toy Haulers

Average toy hauler rental costs

Under 10 years old
($147/night | $925/week | $3,580/month)

Over 10 years old
($132/night | $829/week | $3,213/month)

Toy hauler overview

• Length: 20-30 feet.
• Sleeps: 4-7.
• Minimum towing requirements: mid-sized trucks and large SUVs.

Micro campers

Average micro camper rental costs

Under 10 years old
($91/night | $573/week | $2,220/month)

Over 10 years old
($84/night | $535/week | $2,093/month)

Micro camper overview

• Length: 10-20 feet.
• Sleeps: 2-3.
• Minimum towing requirements: small to midsize cars.

Additional charges and fees

Do you hate hidden charges and fees? We do, too. That’s why RVezy is transparent about charges and fees up front. When you rent an RV with RVezy, you’ll see a breakdown of charges during the booking process, so you’ll know what is — and isn’t — included with your rental.

Here are the most common fees you’ll find on your booking:

• Rental insurance.
• Roadside assistance.
• Mileage.
• Security deposit.
• Taxes.
• Service fee.
• Add-ons.

Rental insurance

At RVezy, we include RV rental insurance on every rental. RV rental insurance picks up where private insurance leaves off and protects both the owner and the renter during the rental.

Renters choose either a standard or premium deductible during the booking process. The cost to insure the RV varies, and the price comes from a calculation using numerous factors such as the deductible, the RV’s age, location, and value.

Roadside assistance

Roadside assistance coverage isn’t mandatory, but it’s an added expense every renter should consider. Unfortunately, no one can predict when a roadside event may happen. RVezy’s 24/7 roadside assistance coverage is available throughout the U.S. and Canada.

How much does roadside assistance cost? Prices vary depending on what kind of RV you rent.

• Motorized RVs cost $18 per night.
• Towable RVs cost $9.50 per night.

Mileage fees

Since RVezy owners can customize their listings, it’s up to the individual to decide what’s included in the rental. Some owners include unlimited miles, while others charge renters by the mile. Depending on the type of RV, owners may charge a hybrid mileage fee where renters pay a fee if they drive over the set mileage allowance.

Security deposit

Every RV rental company collects a security deposit to help ensure renters take care of the RV. When you rent an RV on RVezy, owners calculate the security deposit amount based on the age and type of RV. After the rental, both parties will complete the closeout process, and renters will receive a refund of their deposit, minus any add-on or damage charges.

Taxes

Renters must pay tax just like they would for a hotel or other accommodation. RVezy charges a tax based on the renter’s residence.

Service fees

Why do peer-to-peer RV rental companies, like RVezy, charge service fees? Simple.

RVezy adds a 20% service fee to the total cost of each rental. Service fees allow RVezy to provide our renters with our industry-best customer support team. Fees also go toward maintaining our RV rental platform, booking management, payment processing, and covering our verified services so that renters and owners feel comfortable, safe, and secure throughout the entire rental process.

Add-on charges

What kind of add-ons do you want with your rental? RV owners customize their offerings and set their own prices. Then, you get to pick what you want to include with your rental. Typical add-ons might include:

• Outdoor equipment such as camping chairs or a grill.
• Delivery or set-up.
• Cleaning.
• Generator use.
• Pet deposit or pet fee.
• Sewer or dumping.
• Propane.
• Toll road fees (if applicable).

Campground reservations and miscellaneous

Even though your campground reservations, fuel costs, and miscellaneous expenses for food and entertainment aren’t included in your RV rental, you’ll want to make sure you allow room for these necessities in your budget. Here is a list of some common RV expenses:

• Campground reservations.
• State, national, or provincial park entrance fees.
• Parking passes.
• Dump station fees.
• Wi-Fi or wireless connectivity charges.
• Gas and propane.
• Souvenirs.
• Entertainment.
• Tickets for events or activities.
• Gear rentals.
• Outdoor equipment.
• Food and drinks.
• Road trip apps.
• Car or RV wash.

Tips for saving money

The price of RV rentals typically aligns with renter demand and camping seasonality. During peak-camping season, you can expect to pay premium prices for an RV rental.

Want to save some money during peak season? Talk to owners about weekly or monthly discounts, which could save you between 5% and 20% off the base rate.

If you don’t mind camping during the off-season, you may be able to find off-season pricing, seasonal discounts, and custom quotes. Each listing should show pricing specials, but if it doesn’t, reach out to the owner to find out more information.

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