84 RV Rentals & Service
Sussex County RV rental and service shop with motorhomes, travel trailers, and a 5.0 rating across hundreds of reviews.
New Jersey
Motorhome Rental in New Jersey
New Jersey is a small state with a big spread of rental options, and six motorhome rental companies here cover everything from basic Class Cs to delivered rigs. Average rating sits at 4.5, and the reviewers have been generous, with one outfit near a perfect score across hundreds of trips. A few things to sort out before you book: who covers what if something breaks, and what the generator meter will cost you at the end.
Discover Motorhome Rental in New Jersey
6Companies listed
4.5★Average Google rating
1Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Road Bear RV Rentals
Family-run RV rental in Linden, NJ with a 4.9-star rating and 379 reviews praising helpful staff and clean, new motorhomes.
Adventures on Wheels, Inc
South Amboy RV rental with new motorhomes and 20 years serving central Jersey. Rated 4.7 by renters.
El Monte RV Rentals
RV rental agency in Linden, NJ with motorhomes and delivery, rated 4.5 stars from 374 reviews.
Indie Campers New York - RV & Campervan Rentals
RV and campervan rentals near JFK with unlimited mileage, one ways, and 24/7 support for Northeast trips.
Cruise America RV Rental
Employee-owned RV rental with compact to large motorhomes, though reviews mention service hiccups.
The companies worth calling first
84 RV Rentals & Service leads the pack at a 5.0 rating across 794 reviews, and it rents motorhomes, travel trailers and Class Cs, including monthly terms. Road Bear RV Rentals sits at 4.9 with 379 reviews and throws in insurance. Adventures on Wheels, Inc runs 4.7 and adds Class A rigs to the mix. Further down the ratings, El Monte RV Rentals (4.5) offers delivery, Indie Campers (4.1) has unlimited miles and an airport desk, and Cruise America (3.8) is the budget standby. Call two or three before you commit.
Match the rig to the trip
Six motorhomes are the core of the inventory, but the listings also show two camper vans, a travel trailer, five Class Cs and one Class A, plus one delivered option. For a family hauling gear, a Class C is the usual sweet spot. Couples doing short hops may prefer a camper van. Only one listing advertises unlimited miles, so if you plan a long loop, ask about the mileage cap before you sign. One company rents monthly, which can beat weekly rates on a long stay. Ask about the generator hours included in the base rate. I once got hit with a surprise charge on a rental that ran the AC all weekend, and it stung.
Money, pets and paperwork
Bring your deposit conversation up early. Security deposits vary by company and rig, and the hold can sit on your card for a while after you return. Confirm what insurance covers and what your own policy or credit card already handles before you buy the counter add-on. None of the six companies here lists pet-friendly rentals, so plan pet care or ask directly. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional extras, not included. One-way drop-offs are not a listed option in this state, so expect to return the rig where you picked it up. Book summer and holiday weekends well ahead.
Nearby states and other types
- New Jersey (12 listed)
- New York (22 listed)
- Pennsylvania (34 listed)
- Connecticut (4 listed)
- Delaware (2 listed)
- Maryland (10 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many motorhome rental companies are in New Jersey?
The directory lists six rental companies in New Jersey. Their average rating is 4.5, and the highest rated is 84 RV Rentals & Service at 5.0 from 794 reviews. Call a couple to compare availability and fees before you book.
Do any New Jersey rentals offer unlimited miles or delivery?
Yes. One rental company lists unlimited miles, Indie Campers New York, and one lists delivery to you, El Monte RV Rentals. The rest are standard counter pickups. If you plan long drives, confirm the mileage allowance in writing before you sign.
What rig types can I rent in New Jersey?
The listings include six motorhomes, five Class Cs, one Class A, two camper vans and one travel trailer. One company offers monthly rentals. Class C is the common family choice; a camper van suits couples on short trips.
How far ahead should I book a motorhome?
For summer weekends and holidays, book several weeks ahead, since inventory is limited to six companies here. Outside peak season, a week or two is usually enough. Always ask about the security deposit, generator hours and insurance coverage when you reserve.