Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals
Family-run RV rental in Brush Prairie with a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.
Washington
Motorhome Rental in Washington
Washington gives you mountains, coast and desert in one trip, and a motorhome is a decent way to string them together. This state has 11 motorhome rental companies with an average rating of 4.6, so the field is small enough to compare properly. Four of them deliver to you. I have rented four RVs myself, including one lemon, so read the reviews and the fee sheet before you book.
Discover Motorhome Rental in Washington
11Companies listed
4.6★Average Google rating
4Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
NW Adventure Rentals
RV rentals and repair in Lynnwood with a 4.7-star rating from 123 reviews.
Central Washington RV Rentals-LR Valdez Rentals
Family-run RV rentals in Quincy, WA, with delivery, setup, and a 4.9-star rating from 58 reviews.
GoNorth Seattle – Car & RV Rental | Sales
Algona, WA rental shop for motorhomes, truck campers and cars, rated 4.8 from 19 Google reviews.
Outdoors RV Rentals
Outdoors RV Rentals in Tacoma offers motorhomes and campervans with solar setups and easy airport pickup.
Road Bear RV Rentals
Seattle RV rental agency with a 4.6 rating; reviewers praise helpful staff and easy instructions.
Inland NW Rentals RV Rentals in Spokane Valley
Small veteran and family owned RV rental in Spokane Valley with delivery and setup.
Speedway RV Center
Monroe RV dealer and rental shop with motorhomes, trailers, delivery, and a 4.3-star rating from 167 reviews.
Luxury RV Rental Seattle
SeaTac motorhome rental with a 5.0 rating from two reviews praising clean RVs and easy pickup.
Epic RV Rentals
Lynnwood RV rental managing a fleet of owner-listed motorhomes and trailers, rated 4.2 from 18 reviews.
El Monte RV Rentals
Seattle motorhome rentals with a large nationwide fleet, helpful staff, and mixed reviews on vehicle condition.
What the 11 companies offer
The fleet here leans toward Class C rigs: 5 of the 11 motorhome companies list one, and 2 list a Class A. Three also run camper vans and 5 run travel trailers, so you are not locked into a big box if a van suits your route better. One company rents by the month and 2 handle one-way trips, which matters if you want to end in a different city than you started. Deliver-to-you service is offered by 4 companies, handy if you would rather not drive a big rig through Seattle traffic on day one.
Names worth checking first
Pacific RV Motorhome Rentals holds a 5.0 from 92 reviews and includes insurance in its listings, which is worth asking about in detail. NW Adventure Rentals has 123 reviews at 4.7 and covers motorhomes, camper vans, trailers and both Class A and C. Road Bear RV Rentals has the deepest review base at 256 with a 4.6, plus delivery and airport pickup. Central Washington RV Rentals-LR Valdez Rentals rates 4.9 and delivers. GoNorth Seattle handles one-way and specialty rentals, and Outdoors RV Rentals offers airport service.
Fees that caught me out
The rental rate is not the whole bill. Ask about the generator-hours allowance and what each extra hour costs, because I once paid a surprise charge at drop-off for running the AC too long. Mileage caps work the same way. Put the security deposit on a credit card so you have some recourse, and confirm what the insurance actually covers versus your own auto policy or a separate policy. Kitchen and linen kits are usually add-ons, not included. Pet policies vary by company, so get a yes in writing before you bring the dog. Summer and holiday dates go early here, especially for delivered rigs. Book well ahead and read the cancellation terms before you pay.
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Questions people ask
How many motorhome rental companies are in Washington?
There are 11 motorhome rental companies in the state, with an average rating of 4.6. Four of them will deliver a rig to you, and 2 offer one-way rentals if you want to finish somewhere other than where you started.
Do I need a Class A or is a Class C fine?
Five companies list a Class C and only 2 list a Class A, so Class C is the easier booking. For two people a Class C is usually plenty, and a camper van from one of the 3 companies offering them is simpler to park.
What should I ask before signing?
Ask about the generator-hours allowance and the per-hour overage, the mileage cap, and what the insurance covers. Confirm whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra, and get the pet policy in writing. I paid a surprise generator fee once because I did not ask.
When should I book for summer?
Book early for summer and holiday dates, especially if you want delivery. Only 4 companies deliver and 1 rents by the month, so the popular options fill up. Read the cancellation terms before paying a deposit, and use a credit card for the deposit.