The 11 Best Websites for RV Rentals

With starting points in New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, SHAREaCAMPER makes for a perfect road trip. Bonus: the site makes it easy to connect with the owner for local knowledge.

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Campanda

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Cruise America

With scenes of National Parks and The American West printed on their flanks, Cruise America’s fleet may be the most recognizable RV rental service on the road. Anyone who has hit the US’s highways for an extended drive has seen one. With four different rental sizes, Cruise America has options for every kind of RV experience. The largest can accommodate up to seven people, while the smallest option is great for a couple on a budget. With a “pay by the mile” strategy Cruise America also often does promotions where if a user books on their website by a certain date they get the first few hundred miles for free. Cruise America also has a Canadian affiliate known as Cruise Canada for all the Canucks looking to do some road tripping.

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Previously IRentMyMotorHome.com, Yescapa is a motorhome rental platform that connects owners to renters. They have recently expanded across Europe and have an easy four-step process for renting out your camper van.

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RVShare

Direct competition to RVShare, Outdoorsy’s business model essentially makes it the Airbnb of RV rentals. This means that those who want to rent an RV rent a vehicle owned by another person, not a business. The outlook and mission statement of the company makes sense because Outdoorsy claims that 12% of all households in the US own an RV. Perhaps even more surprisingly, on average these privately owned RVs sit unused for an average of 11.5 months per year. If a company like Outdoorsy makes it big and RV owners can make money when they are not using their vehicles, the entire market could see huge benefits. Outdoorsy does their best to differentiate themselves from the competition by providing detailed DMV checks, 24-hour roadside assistance, and industry leading insurance.

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Camplify

Perfect for the Australian traveler, Camplify is known as the “Airbnb for Caravans”. They even offer a community membership when you sign up, so travelers can chat and meet other travelers.

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With starting points in New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, SHAREaCAMPER makes for a perfect road trip. Bonus: the site makes it easy to connect with the owner for local knowledge.

With starting points in New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, SHAREaCAMPER makes for a perfect road trip. Bonus: the site makes it easy to connect with the owner for local knowledge.

With starting points in New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, SHAREaCAMPER makes for a perfect road trip. Bonus: the site makes it easy to connect with the owner for local knowledge.

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Outdoorsy

Direct competition to RVShare, Outdoorsy’s business model essentially makes it the Airbnb of RV rentals. This means that those who want to rent an RV rent a vehicle owned by another person, not a business. The outlook and mission statement of the company makes sense because Outdoorsy claims that 12% of all households in the US own an RV. Perhaps even more surprisingly, on average these privately owned RVs sit unused for an average of 11.5 months per year. If a company like Outdoorsy makes it big and RV owners can make money when they are not using their vehicles, the entire market could see huge benefits. Outdoorsy does their best to differentiate themselves from the competition by providing detailed DMV checks, 24-hour roadside assistance, and industry leading insurance.

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With starting points in New Zealand, Germany, and Australia, SHAREaCAMPER makes for a perfect road trip. Bonus: the site makes it easy to connect with the owner for local knowledge.