Johnson's Motorhome Rentals
Family-run Durham RV rental with 25+ years, Class A and C motorhomes, and a 5.0 rating from four reviews.
Durham sits close enough to the Triangle's lakes and the Blue Ridge foothills that a motorhome makes real sense for a long weekend. The city has 3 rental companies to choose from, plus 1 nearby option, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. You will find motorhomes and travel trailers here, with no camper vans and no one-way rentals, so plan a round trip and book early for summer.
Family-run Durham RV rental with 25+ years, Class A and C motorhomes, and a 5.0 rating from four reviews.
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Johnson's Motorhome Rentals earns a 5.0 from 4 reviews and stands out because it delivers to you, which saves a shuttle run across town when your trip starts early. Cruise America RV Rental is the familiar national name, rated 3.9 across 19 reviews, so you get volume and a predictable fleet but not much hand-holding. Outdoorz RV rents motorhomes and travel trailers but has no reviews yet, so ask direct questions about mileage caps, generator charges and the security deposit before you commit. Nothing beats a walkthrough with the person who actually hands you the keys. If none of the three fits your dates, the one nearby company is worth a call.
Every motorhome listing here is a Class C style rig, the kind that sleeps a family and still parks in a state park site. There are also 2 travel trailer options if you already have a tow vehicle and a hitch rated for the weight. Camper vans are not offered in Durham, so if you wanted something small and easy to park downtown, plan around a motorhome instead. Trailers are cheaper to hold still at a campground while you drive the tow car, but you carry the towing risk. Weigh the setup time against the space before you pick.
Generator hours are the charge I still remember, because I ran the AC overnight and paid for it at return. Ask what the included generator hours are and what the per-hour overage costs. Mileage caps work the same way: know your allowance and the per-mile rate before you leave. The security deposit gets held on your card, so confirm the amount and how long the refund takes. Insurance varies by company and by whether your own auto policy extends to a rental, so call your insurer. Pet rules differ too. Also ask about kitchen and linen kits, which are often add-ons.
There are 3 rental companies in Durham, plus 1 nearby, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. Two of the three rent travel trailers as well as motorhomes. Call ahead in summer and around holidays, when the better rigs go first.
No. Camper vans are not offered by any of the Durham rental companies listed here. Your choices are motorhomes and travel trailers. If a small van is what you pictured, a motorhome is the closest available option, so compare sleeping capacity and where you plan to park.
Johnson's Motorhome Rentals has a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews and offers delivery to you. Cruise America RV Rental is rated 3.9 across 19 reviews. Outdoorz RV has no reviews yet, so ask questions about fees and the deposit directly before booking.
Not through the companies listed here. There are no one-way rentals in Durham, so plan a round trip and return the rig where you picked it up. One-way drop fees are a common surprise elsewhere, so confirm the return location in writing before you pay a deposit.