Hometown RV
Family-owned Carol Stream RV dealer since 1989 with rentals, service, and a 4.7 rating from 96 reviews.
Illinois
Motorhome Rental in Illinois
Illinois is a state that rewards a motorhome trip: Chicago at one end, the Mississippi at the other, and a lot of flat, easy highway in between. Six rental companies here offer motorhomes, with an average rating of 4.4 across them. Three will deliver a rig to you, and three also stock camper vans if a full motorhome feels like overkill. Rent early for summer and holiday weekends.
Discover Motorhome Rental in Illinois
6Companies listed
4.4★Average Google rating
3Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Midwest Camper Rentals
Chenoa camper rental with delivery, setup, and stocked kitchens, rated 5.0 by reviewers who praise the service.
Campervan and RV Rentals Chicago
Chicago RV and campervan rental agency with a 5.0 rating, comparing prices across multiple companies.
Route66 RV Rental
Small Class C motorhomes in Hoffman Estates that sleep six and drive like an SUV, backed by quick replies.
83RV Inc.
Family-run Long Grove RV dealer with 30 years of service, now offering sales by appointment and rentals via The RV Rental Factory.
El Monte RV Rentals
Glen Ellyn motorhome rental agency with a 3.2 rating from 71 reviews, where pickup waits and cost draw mixed feedback.
Who rents motorhomes here
The lineup runs from small outfits to a national name. Hometown RV (4.7 stars, 96 reviews) carries motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers and toy haulers, and delivers. Midwest Camper Rentals has a perfect 5.0 across 15 reviews, allows pets, and throws in a kitchen and insurance option. Campervan and RV Rentals Chicago is newer with just 2 reviews but also sits at 5.0. Route66 RV Rental (4.4) and 83RV Inc. (4.1, 153 reviews) round out the middle, while El Monte RV Rentals sits at 3.2. Ask about mileage limits and generator-hour fees before you sign, and read the deposit terms closely.
Match the rig to the trip
A Class C is the usual pick for a family: three companies here list them, and the cab-over bunk keeps everyone from stepping on each other. A Class A shows up at 83RV Inc. if you want the big windshield and the slide-outs. Toy haulers (two companies carry them) suit anyone dragging a motorcycle or ATV. Pop-ups and travel trailers keep it simple and cheap to tow, and one company offers monthly rates if you are between houses or working a season. One-way rentals are not listed by any of these six, so plan a loop back to where you picked up. Set aside time for the walkaround. My lemon looked fine until the second night, and photos of every scratch save arguments at drop-off.
Money, pets and pickup
Three companies deliver, which is worth real money if you lack a tow vehicle or live down a tight city street. Delivery usually means a setup fee and a window, so confirm both. Insurance is offered by two of the six; check whether your own auto policy or credit card already covers a rental before you pay twice. Only one company here lists pets, so if the dog is coming, book that one early. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, not standard, so ask what is actually in the cabinets. And bring the rig back with the tank dumped and the fuel where it started.
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Questions people ask
How many motorhome rental companies are in Illinois?
Six rental companies list motorhomes in the state, with an average rating of 4.4. Three of them also offer camper vans, and three offer delivery to your location.
Can I bring my dog?
One company in the state, Route66 RV Rental, allows pets. Midwest Camper Rentals also lists a pet policy. Confirm the pet fee and any restrictions on size or number before booking.
Do any companies deliver the motorhome?
Yes, three of the six deliver: Hometown RV, Midwest Camper Rentals and 83RV Inc. Delivery typically comes with a fee and a set time window, so confirm both when you reserve.
What should I check before signing?
Ask about mileage limits, generator-hour fees, the security deposit and who covers what in an insurance claim. Walk the rig with the agent, photograph existing damage, and confirm whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra.