How Much Does an RV Rental Cost? We Answer 8 Questions Before You Rent an RV

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• Thank you for this great presentation. What do you think of renting from private vs commercial RV rental?

• I am sure we all know we can't lie in the bed with the rig moving. Might be your last nap

• get to the point…u talk way too much and i lost interest….how much does it cost to rent an RV…stop all the other nonsense

• Get to the point in your videos!

• 5 can you rent an RV kind of like rent-to-own houses are financing or however that works do you think that could happen

• Everything is not included , you still have to pay for fuel and food , and then if you stay at an RV Park you have to pay for that also , so $100.00 a night is not cheep , I think it is a waste of money .

• So my question would be do you need a special licence to drive-in RV

• You take it toooooo long guys

• Have a truck camper that is over 40 years old. Last year it was vandalized and I don’t think it can be fixed. Everything still worked. We were thinking of a new truck camper, but the overhangs are to long. Not for standard cab trucks. And they are too tall. We are thinking about renting a class c. That way we can learn about all this new stuff. Thanks for the video.

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• Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful and informative for a newbie like me who is just getting interested in RV rental now. Safe travels!

• I’m considering buying a camper to rent. Which one do you recommend to start?

• Great video. I would like to say that I think the way RV rental is setup today is outrageous. Way too overpriced. Nightly rates are comparable to hotel night stays. Not acceptable. I think they would be doing a lot more business if they knocked out the nightly rate for anything over 1 week and they negotiate a flat sum. Renter pays for gas, propane etc. I think a reasonable over all fee for 1 month would be like $1800.

• Rent an RV if you have Covid😯😲😱????

• Looking for a RV to buy for 2 people that is used or cherp.

• Great information!!!!!

• Thank you so much for your video. I'm single with no place to store an RV but I'm definitely interested in renting something like this for short getaways. There is an RV sales outlet near me that I'll check out, also I checked out a local campground that offers various rentals on-site. It's December, I have plenty of time to make decisions. Thanks again for your very informative video!

• Thinking about renting RV but need WiFi for work. Having difficulty finding rentals that offer internet capabilities. Any suggestions? Thank you!

• I was looking to rent a rv to save money, I’m not sure if it’s a good idea…I’ve been wanting to do it and just stay in my town for a cheaper cost of living and to eventually figure out another plan. Living in a “apartment” is a hassle for me rn mentally and i just need time to think.

• Great video and info. Been thinking about buying one for years now but thinking we wouldn't use it as much as we would like. So this looks great to do first.

• Seems like renting is the way to go to try out the life style before you leap. Some people go full time on the road and regret it, this would give you a chance to try it out first. thanks for sharing.

• Watch out for the miles That's where they get you so rent in the RV may not be much but your miles is where they're going to get you in the price so watch out for that

• Thank you very much. This video is really helpful. My wife is half American half German, I am German. We are currently planning to travel across the USA by RV and visit every single state, starting Oktober 2021. We run our own consultancy company and therefore we also want to try out if we can work remotely and online from the RV. Kind of ‚work and travel‘. 🙂 So this will be an amazing adventure and an opportunity to learn about how diverse the US actually are and go beyond typical stereotypes. We plan to stay at the US on a quarterly basis, go back to Germany, stay there for another three months, go back to the US and so on… Therefore the whole journey will take years to complete. ❤️🇺🇸

• Can you drive a class C RV to do grocery shopping?

• Could you help me please on share rv website after click all total amount come out. It's final one or extra charge coming after we return we first time so don't know anything thank you

• Hi Guys be safe

• Yep, we bought a beautiful travel trailer. Went on 2 trips and now know we don’t like hitching and towing, camping. 🤪 Hotel- air travel -car rental, all we want. So we’ve has a pretty $$$$ rental experience for this purchase.BUT we like your channel!

• What can I rent for $10.00 a day with gas in clouded? Nothing. That’s my budget ha ha☹️😔 so backyard it will be. Our trip is take the kids to McDonald’s for an Ice cream. These are awful prices. Happy for the people that can afford these prices.

• New to your channel and good info for someone brand new to this type of lifestyle. Great recommendations on the rental side to see if it suites us and deciding what type and size. Lots of homework and appreciate the info your putting out.

• Great information, especially for an "RV neophyte" like me. I'm really considering this lifestyle fulltime, so renting will be a great way to determine which model will be right for me.

• My wife and I have been thinking about doing an RV rental as a first step in testing out RV ownership. Thanks for doing this video!

• I just sold my RV and the best advice out there for anyone…NEVER BUY AN RV! Always rent anything that floats, flies or is an RV…Every RV out there is so cheaply made and is glued together and the pipes that they have a leak or come loose that it is not worth investing tens of thousands of dollars to purchase one so those of you who are reading this comment please do not purchase an RV it will seem like a good idea when you purchase it but it’s the worst mistake you make financially..Rent one .

• Hello. Rvezy is the app you mentioned?

• Rent an RV to keep a COVID-19 family member in quarantine? I think you just described exactly why I'd never rent an RV.

• Around KY and Southern IN, the have mileage limits on the rental. Usually 100 miles anything more they charge so much a mile. Also charge for generator usage, you get 6 hrs a day usually and anything more they charge you extra.

• Thanks Marc and Julie!

• This is my next step before buying (hopefully later this year). I've been leaning towards buying a Class B for fulltiming but renting gives me the option to try others before I do. I just think bigger might be too much for a solo traveler to wrap her head around 😉 especially parking solo… but maybe not if it's a B+ or small C? Thanks for all the tips and for recommending RV Share (I love AirBnB)

• Marc and Julie, because of you, my Wife and I have been looking high and low for a Country Coach. We have found several good deals and we are gong to purchase one by next week. When we do I will send some pictures and details. We just closed on our house sale! We are ready to hit the road. Thanks, David And Jenny Allred, from North Carolina.

• I checked out the moving bill rentals here in Canada & it was really expensive! Unless you wanted to stay close to home. 100 miles per day is nothing for us to drive. I’ll have to try a RV Share type rental, see if they’re a better deal. For short trips our tent is just fine. Thanks for this info!

• Here's our related blog post with more info: https://rvlove.com/rvrentalfaq – enjoy! And let us know if you have any questions! – J&M

• Cruise America said a few weeks ago that they are almost booked out though Oct. I know Mount Comfort RV in Indianapolis area has rentals. Our local RV center rented them but they're going out of business. Retiring and kids didn't want to run it. It's hard to compete with the bigger places.

• I rented an RV through RV Share this past March because I had my eye on a particular kind I wanted for full time travel and wanted to make sure I felt comfortable driving it. One tip: RV Share, unfortunately, does not let you search for a specific brand of RV (only a style and a location). So, if you really want a particular brand and model, do a Google search. I searched Thor Vegas to rent, and the first search results were almost all from RV Share. Then, I picked the one closest to me (or I could have picked one where I wanted to go and then fly there). The experience was great.

• We have rented several motor homes first an A in Washington state. Next was a C in Florida. Then a B in ca.then another.A C to go to Pa for two weeks with two grands. Only 1 break down was in Washington state and we just parked and waited for service but we could still prepare dinner👍🏻. The rolling billboard is not conducive to people knowing you know what you are doing and are overly helpful 🤷‍♀️😂

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