Fort Lauderdale RV Rentals by American Dream Vacations LLC
Fort Lauderdale RV rental agency on South State Road 7 with travel trailers and Class A and C motorhomes, rated 4.8 stars.
Fort Lauderdale is a good place to start a Class C trip: beaches east, the Everglades west, and the Keys a straight drive south. Two rental companies here offer Class C motorhomes, plus a handful nearby. I have rented four RVs over the years, and one was a lemon I should have walked away from. The generator-hours fee I got hit with later still stings, so I check that line now.
Fort Lauderdale RV rental agency on South State Road 7 with travel trailers and Class A and C motorhomes, rated 4.8 stars.
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The spread is wide. Fort Lauderdale RV Rentals by American Dream Vacations LLC carries a 4.8 rating from 47 reviews and rents Class C, Class A, motorhome and travel trailer units, with monthly options if you need a longer stay. Cruise America RV Rental sits at 2.5 from just 2 reviews and rents Class C only, so the sample is thin. Read the reviews, then call and ask what the rig actually includes. A high rating on a small fleet still tells you something about how people were treated at pickup. Average across both is 3.6, which is the number to keep in mind.
Walk the whole rig before you sign, and photograph everything, including the roof edge if you can see it. The lemon I rented looked fine until the water pump quit two days in, and the photos from pickup were the only reason the deposit came back clean. Ask where the generator-hour limit sits and what the overage costs, because that charge shows up after the trip, not before. Confirm the security deposit amount and when it is returned. Check whether insurance comes from the company or your own policy, and who covers what if something breaks.
A Class C sleeps the family and drives like a van, which suits the run down to the Keys or west into the Everglades. It is also the easiest way to bring a kitchen along, though you will still want to ask about the kitchen and linen kits and whether they cost extra. Book well ahead for summer and holiday weeks, since inventory here is small. If you plan to drop the RV somewhere else, ask about one-way fees first, because none of these listings offer it. Pets need a call too.
There are 2 Class C rental companies listed in Fort Lauderdale, and 4 more nearby. One rents Class C only, and the other pairs Class C units with Class A, motorhome and travel trailer options. With that few choices, call ahead before a summer or holiday trip.
Fort Lauderdale RV Rentals by American Dream Vacations LLC holds a 4.8 rating from 47 reviews. Cruise America RV Rental has a 2.5 rating from just 2 reviews, which is too few to draw much from. The average across the two is 3.6. Read the full reviews rather than the score alone.
Ask about the generator-hours limit and the overage rate, the security deposit and its return timing, and whether insurance is included or comes from your own policy. If you want a kitchen or linen kit, ask whether it costs extra. Also ask what happens if the RV breaks down mid-trip.
None of the listings here offer one-way rental, so plan a round trip or ask the company directly about drop fees. No listings show pet-friendly policies either, so call before you assume your dog can come along. Monthly rental is available from one company if you need a longer stay.