DFW RV Rentals LLC
Fort Worth RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating across 209 Google reviews and 24/7 on-call support.
Texas
Monthly RV Rental in Texas
A month in a Texas RV sounds simple until you price it out and read the fine print. Seven rental companies here list monthly units, and they average 4.7 stars across the board. Travel trailers make up four of those listings, with two motorhomes and a camper van filling out the rest. Three of the seven will bring the rig to you, which matters if you would rather not tow across the state.
Discover Monthly RV Rental in Texas
7Companies listed
4.7★Average Google rating
3Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
GTG RV Repair & Rentals
Family-run Aubrey shop renting motorhomes, trailers, and sprinter vans, plus full RV repair and service.
Action RV Rentals, LLC
Huntsville travel trailer rentals with delivery and setup, rated 5.0 by 16 Google reviewers.
Pampered Pioneer RV Rentals
Women-owned travel trailer rentals in New Braunfels with delivery, pet-friendly campers and a 5.0 rating.
Gladewater Fireside RV Rental
Gladewater RV rental with a 5.0 rating, praised for patient, helpful service and clear communication.
Suite Glamping Adventures RV Rentals
Family-owned RV rentals in Trophy Club with well-stocked units and responsive owners.
Mission Trails RV Park
South side San Antonio RV park near Brooks with rented RVs and small homes, plus utilities included.
What the Texas monthly fleet looks like
Four of the seven monthly listings are travel trailers, so if you have a capable truck, that is the easiest path. The two motorhomes and two Class C options suit people who want to drive the rig and skip the tow vehicle entirely. There is one camper van and one specialty unit for anyone who wants something smaller or odder. Three rental companies deliver, which is worth asking about if you are setting up at a spot for weeks rather than days. Class A units show up in the mix too, so ask what license and site length each one needs before you commit.
The companies worth calling first
DFW RV Rentals LLC carries the heaviest review count by far at 209, with a 5.0 rating, and it covers motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, Class A, Class C, monthly terms and pets. GTG RV Repair & Rentals sits at 4.9 stars over 74 reviews and adds a specialty option. Action RV Rentals, LLC and Pampered Pioneer RV Rentals both hold 5.0 ratings, and both deliver. Gladewater Fireside RV Rental and Suite Glamping Adventures RV Rentals are smaller operations with a handful of reviews each, so ask more questions up front.
Fees that bit me, and how to avoid them
I once paid a generator-hours surcharge I never saw coming because I ran the AC through a hot week without checking the cap. Ask how generator use is metered and what the overage rate is before you sign. Mileage works the same way: monthly terms often include a set allowance, and overage adds up fast on a Texas-sized drive. Confirm the security deposit amount and when it comes back, and get in writing who covers what if something breaks, your insurance or theirs. Pets are allowed at three of these seven rental companies, so confirm the pet policy even if the listing says yes.
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How many monthly RV rental companies are in Texas?
Seven rental companies list monthly options here, averaging 4.7 stars. Four of them rent travel trailers, two rent motorhomes, and one rents a camper van. Three deliver to your site.
How many Texas rental companies allow pets?
Three of the seven allow pets, including DFW RV Rentals LLC and Pampered Pioneer RV Rentals. Confirm the pet rules directly with the company before booking, since policies differ by rig.
Do any Texas monthly rentals deliver?
Yes. Three of the seven rental companies deliver, which is useful for a month-long stay where you would rather not tow. Ask about delivery distance and any setup fee when you call.
What should I ask before signing a monthly RV contract?
Ask about the generator-hours cap and overage rate, the mileage allowance, the security deposit and its return timeline, and who covers damage, your insurance or theirs. Get the total in writing before you pay.