Life by the Horns Camper Rentals Corporate Office
Durham RV rental agency with a 4.9-star rating from 61 reviews, praised for patient staff and clean campers.
North Carolina is a long state, and a monthly rental changes how you see it. Five rental companies here list monthly options, all of them delivering to you, with an average rating of 5.0 across the listings. Travel trailers are the most common type, so if you already have a capable tow vehicle, you have choices. I have rented four RVs, and I learned the hard way that the monthly rate is only the start of the bill.
Durham RV rental agency with a 4.9-star rating from 61 reviews, praised for patient staff and clean campers.
Benson RV rentals with delivery and helpful service, rated 5 stars by reviewers.
Durham RV rental agency specializing in long-term and insurance housing, with pet-friendly travel trailers and nationwide delivery.
Family-run Durham RV rental with 25+ years, Class A and C motorhomes, and a 5.0 rating from four reviews.
Travel trailer rentals for people displaced by fire or flood, delivered and set up across the Southeast.
Travel trailers make up the bulk of the monthly listings, with five rigs across the state. Motorhomes come in at two, and there are two Class C and two Class A options if you want to drive your lodging instead of towing it. One camper van rounds out the mix for shorter getaways that still stretch a month. Two listings allow pets, so ask about the pet deposit before you count on bringing the dog. All five deliver, which saves you a trip to pick up the keys.
Life by the Horns Camper Rentals appears more than once, including a corporate office listing with 4.9 stars from 61 reviews, and a second location with a perfect rating from a handful of renters. QuaRV is worth a call if you need pets allowed and insurance questions answered. Johnson's Motorhome Rentals covers motorhomes and travel trailers, with Class A and Class C options in the mix. Small review counts mean you should ask questions directly rather than lean on the stars alone. Delivery is listed by all five, so confirm the delivery radius and any fee before you book.
I once got hit with a generator-hours fee I never saw coming, so ask how generator use is metered on any motorhome or Class C you consider. Mileage allowances matter too on a month-long trip, especially if you plan to cross into the mountains and back more than once. The security deposit is usually refundable but held for the length of the rental, so know the amount before you sign. Insurance and who covers what is the other question to settle in writing. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, so ask what comes standard.
Five companies list monthly rentals on this page, and all five offer delivery. That is a small field, so book early for summer and holidays if you have specific dates in mind.
Travel trailers are the most common at five listings, followed by two motorhomes. There are also two Class A and two Class C rigs, plus one camper van. No pop-ups or toy haulers appear in the monthly listings here.
Two of the five listings allow pets. Pet rules vary by company, so confirm the deposit and any restrictions before you book. Do not assume a listing that allows pets also allows them on every rig in the fleet.
Ask about the mileage allowance, generator-hour fees, the security deposit amount and how long it is held, and what the insurance covers. Also confirm delivery fees and whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra. Get the answers in writing.