Inland Empire RV Rentals
Colton RV rental with motorhomes and travel trailers, plus in-house repair and a 4.9-star rating from 107 reviews.
California is big, and a Class A motorhome is one way to see a lot of it without changing hotel rooms every night. There are 23 rental companies offering Class A rigs here, averaging 4.1 stars. I've rented four RVs myself, including one lemon, so I know the drill. Here's what to expect and how to pick a company that won't leave you stranded.
Colton RV rental with motorhomes and travel trailers, plus in-house repair and a 4.9-star rating from 107 reviews.
Family-run RV rental in Orange with a 4.9-star rating and 117 reviews, known for easy rentals and pet-friendly trailers.
Oceanside RV rental with motorhomes, campers and trailers, delivery available and a 4.8 rating across 225 reviews.
Family-owned San Marcos RV and trailer rental with campsite delivery and setup at state beaches.
Indian Wells RV rental agency with a perfect 5.0 rating from 11 reviewers who praise friendly staff and clear communication.
Hemet RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews, renting motorhomes and travel trailers.
La Quinta RV rental with Class A motorhomes and delivery to festivals and off-road events.
RV rental agency in San Bernardino with motorhomes for one-way trips, rated 4.4 stars from 152 reviews.
Private motorhome and trailer rentals in Stanton, rated 4.5 from 184 Google reviews.
San Diego RV rental agency with motorhomes, trailers, camper vans, and delivery to Carlsbad and Oceanside.
San Diego RV rental agency with a 4.3 rating from 103 reviews, praised for attentive owners and easy booking.
Women-owned RV and trailer rental agency in Newport Beach with delivery and pet-friendly options.
Fresno rental and repair shop with delivery, mixed reviews on responsiveness and deposits.
Family-run RV rental in Colton with motorhomes and travel trailers, plus delivery and repair services.
Calabasas RV rental agency with a 4.3 rating across 181 reviews, known for clean motorhomes and helpful walkthroughs.
Peer-to-peer RV rental platform with motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers, plus delivery in San Diego.
California RV rental marketplace with camper vans, trailers, and 24/7 support.
Orange County RV rental agency with luxury motorhomes, campervans, and pet-friendly options.
RV Fun Rental in La Jolla offers motorhome and campervan rentals with pet-friendly and delivery options.
Scotts Valley RV rental agency offering motorhomes, rated 3.8 stars by 16 reviewers.
Harbor City RV rentals with slide-out models, free miles, and mixed reviews on deposits.
Camarillo RV rental with delivery, stocked units, and mixed customer feedback.
Peer-to-peer RV marketplace with motorhomes, camper vans, and trailers; mixed reviews on condition and fees.
Class A motorhomes are the biggest option, with flat fronts and lots of space. In California, 23 rental companies list Class A models, and 17 of them will deliver the rig to you. That can save you a drive if you're flying in. The average rating is 4.1, so read reviews closely. I once rented a Class A that looked fine online but had a generator that quit after two hours. Check the generator hours policy before you book, because some companies charge extra if you run it more than a set amount. Also ask about the security deposit and what insurance covers. If you're not comfortable driving something that large, consider a Class C or a travel trailer instead. But if you want the space and the view out that big windshield, a Class A is hard to beat.
Inland Empire RV Rentals has a 4.9 rating from 107 reviews and offers motorhomes, travel trailers, Class C and Class A. Enjoy Trailer also scores 4.9 from 117 reviews and allows pets, plus delivery. RV Fun Rental has 4.8 stars from 225 reviews and offers a wide range of types, including Class A, plus airport pickup and insurance. MLG RV Rentals and Deliveries (4.8 from 188 reviews) delivers. Two smaller outfits, Rv Rentals Way of Life and Rv Rentals Way Of Life (both 5.0 but with only 11 and 10 reviews), also deliver and offer insurance. I'd lean toward the ones with more reviews for a big trip, but the smaller ones might give you more attention.
Summer and holidays book up fast, especially for Class A rigs. Reserve early. Ask about one-way drop fees if you're not returning to the same spot; only 2 companies in the state offer one-way rentals. Monthly rentals are available from 2 companies, which can be a better deal for longer trips. Pets are allowed by 5 companies, but always confirm the pet policy. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, so ask what's included. And check the mileage policy: unlimited mileage is rare (only 1 company offers it), so know the per-mile rate before you go.
There are 23 companies listed for Class A rentals in California. That gives you plenty of options, but availability can still be tight in summer, so book ahead.
Yes, 5 rental companies in California allow pets. Always confirm the pet policy when you book, as fees and restrictions vary.
Yes, 17 companies offer delivery. That means you can have the RV brought to your location, which is handy if you're flying in or don't want to drive to the rental lot.
Ask how many generator hours are included and what the extra charge is per hour. I got hit with a surprise fee once, so get it in writing before you book.