RVShare Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• Can you help me find the cost for rv trailer rent for 2 weeks trip?

  Cruise America is the most popular RV rental company in the US. RV Share is like AirBnB, but for RVs. Source: 10 months ago

• In Search of a Class B RV Rental Provider

  If you haven't looked yet, Outdoorsy and RVShare both have RVs available for rent in the area. Source: about 1 year ago

• Weekly Giant FAQ + Questions Megathread 4/11 >> Ask all your questions here ✨👩‍🚀🚀✨

  Where can I rent an RV? Cruise America is one the largest rental services. Outdoorsy and RVshare are options that allow you to rent directly from owners (think Airbnb for RVs). In addition, local RV dealerships will sometimes have rentals available. Source: about 1 year ago

• Senior, first-time traveling across the US to finally see natural wonders. Need advice on destinations and life on the road.

  My two sons and I did a RV trip over xmas break. Flew to Las Vegas, rented an RV and drove to Grand Canyon, South Rim. Stayed for 2 days. Drive to Zion, stayed for 2 days. Did lots of fun stuff on the way. Back to Vegas. 5 days, 4 nights sleeping in the RV. We had a great time. There's a massive market for RV rentals in Vegas. Go to rvshare.com. Source: about 1 year ago

• I want to live life on the road, but I really have no knowledge or experience about it what so ever, advice?

  I think you should start by going to https://rvshare.com or any similar place, and rent an RV for a week or a month to try this out, even if you just lock your house and camp in your driveway. That will give you a far better feel for the reality than anything we can do in here. Source: over 1 year ago

• Looking for a NON standard rv to rent in Vegas

  I would try https://rvshare.com. You can search by location. Source: over 1 year ago

• Is VIP worth it? (& other newbie advice)

  I just went Shiftpod this time (worth it to my ancient arse!), but if the packages w/RV don't look good, you might find a close-by rental via this: https://rvshare.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Camper/ RV rental price

  I rented from Cruise America. I had considered El Monte RV, outdoorsey.com or rvshare.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• Advice for someone seriously considering this lifestyle

  Rent an RV for a week or two, move into a park near home, and do your regular daily life to get some idea what full-timing is really like. You might think that's expensive, but it's not as expensive as buying one and deciding you hate it. There's also a need for 'office space' for that hoped for online job. There is https://rvshare.com and other places for rentals. Source: over 1 year ago

• Rent? Buy? Something else? Tiny towable RV to use 3-4 times a year

  Logic probably says rent, especially if you have to pay for storage. However there is some uncertainty in renting. You could look at https://rvshare.com to get an idea of what the rental options are. Source: over 1 year ago

• After Roo22, were there any things you wished you’d gone with or without?

  If you ever want to rent, try rvshare.com or outdoorsy.com - it's rentals from private individuals. Never use Cruise America - there's been horror stories on this sub about them. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Best way to rent travel trailer at the RV/state/boondock park without towing yourself?

  I know this website https://rvshare.com/ have some rentals that will deliver it to your destination, and I believe other sites will as well, I know when we were considering renting before buying we looked and saw some that required delivery, its out there, just need to look at the rental sites. Source: almost 2 years ago

• renting a class C?

  Very feasible although I’m sure there are many details like insurance to work out. See https://rvshare.com/ Common advice is to try it in a rental before you plunk down $XXX,XXX. Source: almost 2 years ago

• How is rvshare.com? any suggestions for a rv rookie?

  - how trustable the comments on rvshare.com are? Is there any other recommended platform/company to rent rv? Source: almost 2 years ago

• Motorhome/RV around the west coast of the US

  You could look at a place like RV Share. Most National Parks will require reservations and that be a challenge depending on where you are going, luckily October is after the summer vacation period and less busy. Still busy, but not as bad as trying to get reservations for June - August. Source: almost 2 years ago

• RV rental

  Check out rvshare. We wanted to try a few before we bought one and this was a great way to do it. Source: about 2 years ago

• ELI5 How do RV dealerships really work? Every dealership, it seems like hundreds of RVs are always sitting on the lot not selling through year after year. Car dealerships need to move this year’s model to make room for the next. Why aren’t dealerships loaded with 5 year old RVs that didn’t sell?

  Let him know that he can rent his RV out to other people and make money off of it. I know the people who started rvshare.com. Don't know a ton about it myself though. Source: about 2 years ago

• Anyone interested in Baby Monster meetups?

  Https://rvshare.com/ Lets all ride together! Source: over 2 years ago

• I need advice about buying a Class C RV.

  However, if I was buying in today's world, I would definitely look for a used coach - lower price, and all the little problems already sorted out. Classic advice is to try renting an RV for a weekend or a week to see if you and the rest of the fam really like it. This would be a place to look - https://rvshare.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

• Advice Needed: Irish couple on American road trip

  Try https://rvshare.com/ it's people who are renting their rig so if you find the right person they will probably work with you on the one-way trip thing. If you start your trip in Wyoming (which is fairly economically depressed compared with Los Angeles) they might be okay with picking up the rig from a populous place and driving it back for an agreed upon fee. Source: over 2 years ago

• Camper rental reccos?

  Have you tried looking into sites like https://rvshare.com or https://outdoorsy.com? I don’t have experience with either, but just know that they exist. Source: over 2 years ago