Tampabay Fireside RV Rental
Lithia RV rental with delivery, setup, and a 5-star rating from 43 reviews.
Florida is a camper van state, honestly. Twenty rental companies here list camper vans, more than twice the number offering motorhomes as a separate category, and the average rating sits at 4.4. I've rented four RVs in my life, one of them a genuine lemon, and I once paid a generator-hours fee I never saw coming. So here is what the listings actually tell you, plus the questions I now ask before I book.
Lithia RV rental with delivery, setup, and a 5-star rating from 43 reviews.
Family-run RV and camper rentals in Auburndale with delivery to Fort Wilderness and golf cart packages.
Seffner RV rental with delivery, pickup and setup, rated 4.8 across 105 Google reviews.
Miami RV and camper van rentals with unlimited miles, a free extra driver, and camping gear included.
Orlando campervan and motorhome rentals with a 5.0 rating from 19 reviews and a quick airport pickup.
Orlando RV rentals with a solid 4.4-star rating from 296 reviews, praised for smooth pickup and helpful staff.
Palm Harbor RV rental with a 5.0 rating, known for a helpful owner and clean, well-kept vans.
Miami campervan and motorhome rental agency with a 5.0 rating and open 24/7 for bookings.
Tampa RV rental with a 5.0 rating, praised for friendly service and clean, comfortable motorhomes.
Miami campervan and RV rentals near the airport with unlimited mileage and a staff reviewers keep naming.
Fort Myers camper van and RV rentals with a 5.0 rating and pet-friendly vehicles, open around the clock.
Miami campervan rentals with 24/7 airport pickup and drop-off, one-way or round trip.
Miami campervan and motorhome rental with a perfect 5.0 rating from two reviews.
Miami RV rental agency with a 4.0 rating, praised for helpful staff and personal service.
Small Jacksonville Beach rental with a Class B van and executive Sprinter, both well reviewed.
Orlando camper van and RV rentals with an open 24/7 line, though reviewers report no business at the listed address.
Camper van rentals in Key West for travelers exploring Florida's beaches and out-of-the-way spots.
Miami RV rentals with compact, standard and large units, but recent reviews report poor maintenance and service issues.
Key West RV rental agency offering motorhome and camper-van rentals with pickup or delivery across Florida.
Tampa RV rental marketplace with motorhomes, camper vans, and trailers, but low ratings and mixed reviews.
Of the 20 camper van rental companies in Florida, 13 also run motorhomes, 4 have travel trailers, and 4 have Class C rigs. Five will deliver to you, which matters if you fly in and don't want to drive a big vehicle across the state first. Two offer one-way rentals, so check the drop fee before you plan a Miami to Orlando loop. Three allow pets, so ask about the pet cleaning charge rather than assuming it's free. Two list unlimited mileage, and one does monthly rentals. Read the mileage line closely on the rest.
Tampabay Fireside RV Rental holds a 5.0 from 43 reviews and delivers. Meacham's RV has the deepest review history at 381 reviews and a 4.9, and it allows pets and delivery. RV 99 sits at 4.8 from 105 reviews with delivery and airport pickup. roadsurfer RV Rentals Miami is 4.8 from 73 reviews and lists unlimited mileage, a kitchen kit and insurance, which saves you piecing those together yourself. Avanti Campervans is 5.0 from 19 reviews and does one-way with airport pickup. El Monte RV Rentals is the big name at 4.4 from 296 reviews. Fewer reviews means less to go on, not a bad outfit.
Generator hours are the classic surprise. Some rentals include a set number of hours per day and charge by the hour after that, and the counter doesn't reset just because you parked. Ask what the allowance is and how it's tracked. Mileage works the same way: know your daily limit and the per-mile rate beyond it. The security deposit gets held on your card, sometimes for days after you return, so budget for it. Insurance is the other one. Confirm what the company's coverage includes and what your own auto policy or credit card actually covers, in writing. Then the small stuff: kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, not included, and a one-way drop fee can rival a night's stay.
Twenty companies list camper vans on this directory, with an average rating of 4.4. Thirteen of them also offer motorhomes and four have travel trailers, so you have room to compare rig sizes before you commit.
Three of the 20 allow pets. Meacham's RV is one of them and carries a 4.9 from 381 reviews. Ask about the pet cleaning fee when you book, because pet policies vary and the fee is usually separate from the rental rate.
Five companies deliver to you, including Tampabay Fireside RV Rental, Meacham's RV and RV 99. RV 99 and Avanti Campervans also list airport pickup. Delivery usually carries its own fee, so confirm the charge and the drop-off window before you rely on it.
Ask about the generator-hours allowance and the per-hour charge beyond it, the daily mileage limit and the per-mile rate after that, the security deposit hold, and what the company's insurance covers versus your own policy. Kitchen and linen kits and one-way drop fees are worth pricing too.