Portland, OR

Class A RV Rental in Portland, OR

Portland is a good starting point for a Class A trip: you can head for the Columbia River Gorge, the coast, or the Cascades without a long haul first. Just know that big rigs and tight city streets are not friends. Only 2 Class A rental companies show up here, averaging 4.2 stars, so your choices are thin and you should book early for summer and holidays.

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2Companies listed
4.2★Average Google rating
2Deliver to you
1More within 30 miles
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RV rental companies in Portland

Transcendent RV Rentals in Portland, OR

Transcendent RV Rentals

16409 SE Division St #216, Portland, OR ★ 5.0 (13 Google reviews)

Portland RV rental with 5.0 stars across 13 reviews, renting modern Class A and C motorhomes with delivery available.

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Outdoorsy in Portland, OR

Outdoorsy

830 NE Holladay St, Portland, OR ★ 3.3 (26 Google reviews)

Outdoorsy connects travelers with local RV owners in Portland for motorhome, camper van, and trailer rentals.

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Nearby options

Within a short drive of Portland. Plenty of renters pick up a town or two over, and some companies deliver.

Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals in Brush Prairie, WA

Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals

17011 NE 131st St, Brush Prairie, WA ★ 5.0 (92 Google reviews) nearby

Family-run RV rental in Brush Prairie with a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.

MotorhomesCamper vansClass CClass A Insurance offered

Who actually rents Class A here

Two options come up in Portland. Transcendent RV Rentals holds a 5.0 rating from 13 reviews and rents motorhomes, Class C and Class A units. Outdoorsy carries a 3.3 from 26 reviews and covers motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, Class C and Class A, plus delivery and insurance. That is the whole list for Class A, so compare the two carefully. The wider Portland market has 1 camper van, 1 travel trailer and 2 Class C options if a big motorhome turns out to be more than you want to drive. Delivery is available on 2 rentals.

Fees that caught me out

Two things bit me on past rentals and neither was in the headline rate. One was a generator-hours charge: the rig came with a set allowance and I ran past it on a hot week. Ask how generator use is metered before you sign. The other was the security deposit, which took a while to come back. Confirm what the deposit covers and how damage and insurance claims are handled, and check whether your own policy or the rental company's coverage applies. Plan fuel stops too, since a Class A drinks diesel and city driving is worse.

Match the rig to the trip

A Class A makes sense if you want space and are heading somewhere open, like the Gorge or the coast. It makes less sense for squeezing into downtown or older neighborhoods. Book ahead for summer and holiday weekends, because 2 Class A companies cannot absorb a rush. Ask about kitchen and linen kits, pet rules if you travel with a dog, and one-way drop fees, though there are 0 one-way rentals listed here. Delivery appears on 2 listings, which saves you the first white-knuckle drive through traffic.

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How many Class A RV rental companies are in Portland?

There are 2: Transcendent RV Rentals and Outdoorsy. That is a short list, so reserve well before summer or a holiday weekend. If neither has the rig you want, the city also has 2 Class C options, 1 camper van and 1 travel trailer to widen the search.

What is the average rating for Class A rentals in Portland?

The average across the 2 companies is 4.2 stars. Transcendent RV Rentals sits at 5.0 from 13 reviews and Outdoorsy at 3.3 from 26. Read the recent reviews rather than the score alone, since a small review count moves the average a lot.

Can I get a Class A motorhome delivered?

Yes. Two rentals in Portland offer delivery, including both companies in the Class A list. Delivery means someone else handles the first drive through city traffic. Confirm where they will drop it, whether the site is level, and who is responsible for any damage during the handover.

What extra fees should I ask about?

Ask about generator-hours charges, mileage allowances, the security deposit, cleaning fees and kitchen or linen kits. Also confirm how insurance and damage claims work and whether your own policy applies. Pet rules and one-way drop fees matter if either applies to your trip, though no one-way rentals are listed here.