AZ RV Rentals LLC
Family-run Phoenix RV rental with clean units, clear communication, and delivery options.
Phoenix is a starting point for desert runs north to Sedona and west toward California, and a Class A is the roomiest way to make the trip. Six rental companies here offer Class A motorhomes, averaging 4.1 stars. I've rented four RVs, including one that broke down outside Kingman, so I read the fine print closely. Expect to pay extra for generator hours and mileage, and ask what the security deposit actually covers before you sign.
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Of the six Class A rental companies listed here, AZ RV Rentals LLC is the highest rated at 4.4 stars from 34 reviews, and it also delivers. Elite RV Rentals - (Grand) has 75 reviews and a 4.3 rating, with a broader fleet that includes camper vans and toy haulers. Going Places RV Rentals sits at 4.1 stars from 94 reviews and offers monthly terms plus a kitchen feature. Outdoorsy (3.5 stars, 24 reviews) delivers, and Hitch UP AZ LLC and GetRV have no ratings yet, so ask more questions before booking. Delivery to your driveway is available from two of them.
The surprise generator-hours charge I once got came from assuming the generator was free to run. Ask how generator use is billed and whether it's included in the nightly rate. Mileage limits matter too: a Class A drinks fuel, and some rentals cap miles. The security deposit is another line to check, along with what insurance covers and who pays for what if something breaks. If you're bringing a pet, confirm the policy in writing, since listings here don't clearly flag pet-friendly Class A options. And if you want a one-way drop, ask directly, because none of the six show one-way service in the data.
Summer and holiday weekends fill up fast, so reserve a Class A several weeks ahead if your dates are fixed. Two companies offer monthly rentals, which can work if you're here for a season. Kitchen and linen kits vary by company, so ask what's stocked and what you need to bring. From Phoenix you can head north toward Sedona or west toward California, but plan fuel stops on desert stretches. Two nearby companies deliver, which saves you a drive to pick up the rig. If you're comparing types, there are also six travel trailers, five Class C motorhomes, two camper vans and three toy haulers listed in Phoenix.
There are six Class A rental companies listed in Phoenix. They average 4.1 stars across reviews. Delivery is offered by two of them, and two offer monthly rentals.
Going Places RV Rentals has the most reviews at 94, with a 4.1 rating. Elite RV Rentals - (Grand) follows with 75 reviews and 4.3 stars, and AZ RV Rentals LLC has 34 reviews and the highest rating at 4.4.
Ask how generator hours are billed and whether mileage is capped. Confirm the security deposit amount and what insurance covers. Also ask about pet rules and any one-way drop fee, since policies vary by company.
Yes, two companies offer delivery: AZ RV Rentals LLC and Outdoorsy. Delivery can save you a trip to the lot. Confirm the delivery radius and any fee before you book.