The "W"
Blue Springs RV and camper rentals with a 5.0 rating from 32 reviews.
Missouri rewards a road trip. You can roll from the Ozarks to the Missouri River with a motorhome as your base, and six rental companies here handle that. The average rating sits at 4.3, and a few names stand out at the top. I've rented four RVs over the years, including one lemon I should have walked away from, so I read reviews closely.
Blue Springs RV and camper rentals with a 5.0 rating from 32 reviews.
Family-run RV rentals near Lake of the Ozarks, rated 4.9 stars for clean campers and thoughtful service.
Mobile RV service in Freeman, MO, rated 4.9 stars for quick repairs and electrical know-how.
Locally owned St. Louis motorhome rental with a 5.0 rating and reviewers praising the easy, flexible service.
Villa Ridge motorhome rental branch of Cruise America, rated 2.8 stars from four Google reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental center in Joplin with Standard and Large motorhomes and mixed reviews.
Six motorhome rental companies appear in this Missouri listing. Two of them will deliver the unit to you, which saves a drive if you're staying near the Lake of the Ozarks or another spot outside the cities. Class C motorhomes make up three of the options, so that's the most common size you'll see. There's also one Class A for a bigger rig, one travel trailer, and one specialty rental. One company allows pets and one offers unlimited miles. Ratings run the range. The "W" sits at 5.0 from 32 reviews, Kelsey's RVs at 5.0 from 15, and Adventure RV Rentals and RV Repair at the Lake of the Ozarks at 4.9 from 35. Gregs Mobile RV Service is also at 4.9. The two Cruise America listings score 2.8 and 3.0, which is worth noting.
Mileage is the first thing to pin down. Some rentals include unlimited miles, and only one company here advertises that, so ask before you book if your route is long. Otherwise you may pay per mile, and a loop through the Ozarks adds up. Generator hours are separate. I once got hit with a surprise fee because I ran the generator past the included allowance, so ask what's covered and what the hourly charge is. Your security deposit is usually held on the card until you return the RV clean and fueled. Check what insurance you carry and what the rental company covers. If you're bringing a dog, only one company here allows pets, so confirm the rules.
Summer and holiday weekends fill first, and Class C units go quickly, so reserve early if your dates are fixed. Delivery is offered by two companies, and that's a real convenience if you'd rather not drive a large motorhome through unfamiliar traffic on day one. Ask about kitchen and linen kits when you book. Some include them and some charge extra. The travel trailer option suits a group that wants to stay put at one campground. One-way drop fees apply if you don't return the unit where you picked it up, and none of the six companies here lists one-way service, so plan a loop. Inspect the RV with the staff before you drive off.
Six companies are listed. Two offer delivery, three rent Class C motorhomes, and one each rents a Class A, a travel trailer and a specialty unit. One company allows pets and one offers unlimited miles.
The average rating across the listings is 4.3. The highest marks go to The "W" and Kelsey's RVs at 5.0, and Adventure RV Rentals and RV Repair at the Lake of the Ozarks at 4.9.
Only one company in this listing allows pets, so confirm the pet policy when you book. Ask about any pet fee and whether the animal can be left alone in the RV. Rules vary, and some campgrounds have their own restrictions.
Two companies offer delivery. That can save you a drive and let you start closer to your destination. Ask about the delivery radius and any fee, and confirm the drop-off time so you aren't waiting at the campground.