roadsurfer RV Rentals Phoenix
Phoenix RV rental with unlimited miles, camping gear included, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Phoenix is a spread-out city, and a monthly RV rental makes sense if you're here for work, family, or a long desert season. We found 3 rental companies that offer monthly terms, with an average rating of 4.3. Two are motorhome and travel trailer specialists, and one throws in unlimited miles. Book early for summer and holidays, and always ask about generator fees and the security deposit before you sign.
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Of the 3 companies here, two rent motorhomes and two rent travel trailers. You'll also find Class A and toy hauler options, and one Class C. If you want a camper van or pop-up, you're out of luck in Phoenix for monthly terms. roadsurfer RV Rentals Phoenix has unlimited miles and a kitchen, which matters if you're planning side trips to Sedona or the Grand Canyon. Going Places RV Rentals covers motorhome, travel trailer, Class A, Class C, and toy hauler, all with a kitchen. GetRV lists motorhome, travel trailer, Class A, and toy hauler but has no reviews yet.
Monthly rates usually beat weekly ones, but the extras add up. Generator hours are the sneaky one: many contracts include a daily allowance, then charge per hour after that. If you're boondocking, ask for the rate upfront. Mileage is another: unlimited is gold, but if you're on a limited plan, map your trips. The security deposit can be a few hundred to over a thousand dollars, and insurance may or may not cover the rig. Check who covers what before you drive off. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional, so factor those in.
Summer in Phoenix is scorching, and snowbird season brings a rush. Book your monthly rental well ahead for both. None of the 3 companies deliver to you, so plan to pick up. Ask about pet rules if you're traveling with a dog; none of the listings here show pet-friendly, but policies vary. One-way drop fees can be steep, and none of these companies offer one-way monthly deals. Inspect the RV before you sign, especially the tires and generator. I once rented a lemon and spent half the trip dealing with breakdowns, so take photos and note every scratch.
There are 3 rental companies in Phoenix that list monthly terms. Their average rating is 4.3, based on the ones with reviews. Two rent motorhomes and two rent travel trailers, so you have a few choices for a long-term rig.
roadsurfer RV Rentals Phoenix is the only one of the 3 that shows unlimited miles. It also has a kitchen and a 4.6 rating from 155 reviews. If you plan to cover a lot of ground, that's the one to call first.
None of the 3 companies here list pet-friendly as a feature. That doesn't mean pets are banned everywhere, but you'll need to ask each rental company directly. Expect a pet deposit or fee if they do allow animals, and never assume.
No, none of the 3 monthly rental companies in Phoenix offer delivery. You'll need to pick up the RV yourself. That's common for monthly deals, but ask if they make exceptions for long bookings. Plan for a ride to the lot and a thorough walkthrough before you drive away.