84 RV Rentals & Service
Sussex County RV rental and service shop with motorhomes, travel trailers, and a 5.0 rating across hundreds of reviews.
New Jersey gives you a tight, crowded corridor of rental options, and seven Class C companies show up in this list with an average rating of 4.4. That is a decent pool for a state where you are rarely far from a highway. I have rented four RVs over the years, and the Class C is the one I keep coming back to for family trips.
Sussex County RV rental and service shop with motorhomes, travel trailers, and a 5.0 rating across hundreds of reviews.
Family-run RV rental in Linden, NJ with a 4.9-star rating and 379 reviews praising helpful staff and clean, new motorhomes.
South Amboy RV rental with new motorhomes and 20 years serving central Jersey. Rated 4.7 by renters.
RV rental agency in Linden, NJ with motorhomes and delivery, rated 4.5 stars from 374 reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental with Standard and Large RVs, rated 4.4 stars from 57 reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental with compact to large motorhomes, though reviews mention service hiccups.
Employee-owned RV rental with standard and large RVs, friendly staff, but mixed reviews on fees and vehicle condition.
A Class C is the motorhome built on a van or truck chassis with the bunk over the cab. It drives more like a big van than a bus, which matters on the turnpikes and the Garden State Parkway ramps. All seven rentals here are Class C, though several companies also carry motorhomes, a camper van, a travel trailer or a Class A if you want to compare. Five of the seven are motorhome listings overall. Ask about the over-cab bed height before you book if anyone in your group is tall or has trouble with ladders.
84 RV Rentals & Service carries a 5.0 rating across 794 reviews and rents motorhomes, travel trailers and Class C units, plus monthly terms. Road Bear RV Rentals sits at 4.9 from 379 reviews and lists insurance among its features. El Monte RV Rentals, 4.5 from 374 reviews, is the one delivered option in the state, so they can bring the rig to you. Adventures on Wheels, Inc rates 4.7 and also runs Class A motorhomes. Cruise America appears twice, at 4.4 and 3.8. Read the recent reviews, not just the average. My lemon looked fine in photos and had a generator that quit on day two.
The nightly rate is only part of the bill. Mileage allowances vary by company, and overage charges add up fast on a long trip. Generator use is often billed by the hour beyond a set allowance, and I once got hit with that fee because nobody mentioned it at pickup. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, so check your limit before you arrive. Insurance and damage coverage differ by company and by your own auto policy, so ask who covers what in writing. Kitchen and linen kits are frequently add-ons. One-way drop fees only matter if you plan to return the rig elsewhere, and no company in this list advertises one-way service.
Seven Class C rentals appear in this list, with an average rating of 4.4. Five of those are motorhome listings overall. The names range from 84 RV Rentals & Service to two Cruise America locations, so you have real choices before you commit to a pickup date.
84 RV Rentals & Service holds a 5.0 rating from 794 reviews, the strongest combination of score and volume here. Road Bear RV Rentals follows at 4.9 from 379 reviews. High volume with a high score usually means the operation is consistent, which is what you want when you are picking up a rig.
One company in this list offers delivery: El Monte RV Rentals, rated 4.5 from 374 reviews. Everyone else expects you at the counter. Delivery can save you a drive to the pickup point, but confirm the drop-off window and who handles the walkthrough before you rely on it.
Ask about the mileage allowance and overage rate, generator hours, the security deposit hold, insurance and who covers what, and kitchen or linen kits. Those are the line items that turn a quoted rate into a bigger bill. Get the answers in writing so there is no dispute at return.