Elijah RVs RV Rental
Sacramento RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 23 reviews, praised for friendly staff and clear communication.
Sacramento sits at the crossroads of the valley, the delta and the Sierra, so a motorhome makes a lot of sense here. You can point it west toward the coast or east toward the passes without much deadheading. Four rental companies serve the area, and three will bring the rig to your driveway. Average rating across them is 4.7, which tells you people generally leave happy.
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The list is small, so book early in summer and around holidays. Elijah RVs RV Rental holds a 5.0 rating over 23 reviews and offers insurance, which matters if your own policy does not extend to a class C. A Family Affair RV Rentals LLC sits at 4.8 across 34 reviews and delivers. Advantage Caravans has 41 reviews at 4.7 and delivers too. LGC Rentals is the smallest with 5 reviews at 4.4, but it allows pets and delivers, a combination you will not find at the other three. If you travel with a dog, that narrows things fast.
All four companies rent motorhomes. Three also rent travel trailers, which is worth knowing if you already have a capable tow vehicle and want to skip the drive-the-house part. No camper vans and no one-way options are listed here, so plan a loop trip rather than a one-way drop unless a company tells you otherwise. Delivery is common: three of the four will bring the unit to you. That saves you a trip across town and lets you load up at home. Ask where they deliver and what the fee covers before you count on it.
Get the security deposit amount in writing, along with what counts as damage and when the hold releases. Confirm who covers what on insurance: your auto policy, your credit card, or the company's own coverage. Most rentals include a mileage allowance, and overage charges add up on a Sierra loop, so ask before you go. Generator hours are often capped and metered separately, a fee I once paid without knowing it existed. If you need bedding and cookware, ask about kitchen and linen kits rather than assuming they are aboard. Pet rules vary, and only one company here lists pets, so confirm.
Four rental companies are listed for Sacramento. All four rent motorhomes, and three of them also rent travel trailers. Average rating across the group is 4.7, based on reviews for each company.
Yes. Three of the four companies offer delivery, including A Family Affair RV Rentals LLC, Advantage Caravans and LGC Rentals. Ask each one how far they deliver and what the fee includes before you book.
One company, LGC Rentals, lists pets among its features. The others do not, so confirm directly before you plan around it. Pet rules and cleaning fees vary by company even when pets are allowed.
Ask about the security deposit, insurance coverage and who pays for what, the mileage allowance, and generator hours and fees. Confirm whether a kitchen or linen kit is included. Walk around the rig and photograph existing damage before you drive off.