Fractional Toys
St. Paul RV rental agency with a 4.8 rating and 253 reviews, renting campers, motorhomes, and more.
Minnesota gives a Class C plenty to do, from lake country up north to the Mississippi bluffs down south. Six rental companies here list Class C motorhomes, and three of them will deliver the rig to you. Average rating across the group sits at 4.6. That is a decent pool to pick from, but read the fine print before you put down a deposit. I learned that the hard way.
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Fractional Toys is the big name on this list, with 253 reviews and a 4.8 rating, and it rents more than Class C: motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, pop-ups and toy haulers, plus monthly terms and delivery. Fractional Toys RV Rentals is a separate listing at 4.9 from 80 reviews, also with delivery and insurance. Northland Camper Rental holds a perfect 5.0 from 31 reviews. Citywide RV (4.7, 42 reviews) and Midwest RV Rentals (4.2, 92 reviews) round out the midsize options. Cruise America runs a 4.2 from 44 reviews and rents Class C only.
The cab-over bunk is the whole point of a Class C. It sleeps extra people without eating floor space, which matters when the rain keeps everyone inside. These rigs drive more like a van than a bus, so small-town streets and packed campground roads are less stressful than they would be in a Class A. Five of the six companies here also rent motorhomes, and one rents camper vans if you want something smaller. Expect to pay for generator hours beyond the included allowance, and ask about the mileage cap before you sign. My surprise fee came from exactly that gap.
Three of the six companies deliver to you, which saves a drive if you live near the Twin Cities or are flying in. Delivery usually means a setup fee, so compare it against the cost of getting yourself to the lot. Book summer and holiday weekends well ahead; Class C inventory is thin once school lets out. Walk the rig with the agent and photograph every ding before you leave, because the security deposit comes back based on that inspection. Confirm who covers what in the insurance paperwork and whether pets are allowed, since none of these listings flag pet-friendly rentals.
Six companies are listed here, with an average rating of 4.6. Five of them also rent other motorhomes, and one adds camper vans. Three offer delivery to your location.
Fractional Toys leads with 253 reviews and a 4.8 rating. It also rents travel trailers, pop-ups and toy haulers, and offers delivery and insurance. Fractional Toys RV Rentals is a separate listing with 80 reviews.
Yes. Three of the six companies deliver to you, including Fractional Toys, Fractional Toys RV Rentals and Midwest RV Rentals. Ask about the delivery fee and how setup works before booking.
Confirm the generator hour allowance, the mileage cap and the security deposit terms. Photo the exterior at pickup. Ask whether pets are allowed, because no listing here flags pet-friendly rentals, and check the insurance coverage details.