Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals (RV Camper Rentals)
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Maine is the kind of place where the dog rides up front and the windows stay down, so it makes sense that all five rental companies listed here allow pets. They average 4.9 stars across a small pile of reviews. Four of the five will bring the rig to your driveway or campsite. Three rent travel trailers, three rent camper vans, and two have motorhomes. Read the pet policy before you book, not after.
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Sprinter campervan rentals in Portland with a 4.9 rating, praised for helpful staff and vans that come fully equipped.
Pet-friendly RV and camper rentals in Anson, Maine, with delivery and a 4.6-star rating from 31 reviews.
Family-run RV rental in Otisfield with a 5.0 rating and reviewers praising clean campers and delivery.
South China camper rental with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly trailers, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals holds a perfect 5.0 across 74 reviews and rents motorhomes, camper vans and travel trailers, with monthly terms, delivery, airport pickup and insurance listed. Moterra Campervans has 4.9 stars from 88 reviews and sticks to camper vans. Jackson RV Rental sits at 4.6 from 31 reviews and covers motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers and a Class C, with delivery. Your Family Getaway and Central Maine Camper Rentals are smaller outfits with 5.0 ratings from 5 and 9 reviews; both deliver, and Central Maine rents travel trailers. Four of the five deliver, which matters if you fly in or drive a car too small to tow.
Every company on this page allows pets, but that word covers a lot of ground. Ask whether there is a pet fee, a weight limit, or a cap on how many animals. Ask whether the pet has to stay off the furniture and whether the company supplies covers. A bored dog left alone in a camper van will find the upholstery, and damage comes out of your security deposit. Bring your own crate, a tie-out line and a bed the dog already knows. On the road, plan a stop every couple of hours. Some campgrounds in Maine have their own pet rules, so check with the campground, not just the rental company.
Summer and the fall foliage weeks fill up first, and a camper van or motorhome with pet permission is a narrower pool than the general fleet. Reserve well ahead if your dates are fixed. When you compare quotes, look past the daily rate. Ask about mileage limits and the per-mile charge beyond them, and about generator hours, since running the AC off the generator can add a fee you never saw quoted. Confirm what the security deposit is and how long the hold stays on your card. Ask what the insurance covers and what your own auto or travel policy already handles. Linen and kitchen kits are sometimes extra, and a one-way drop fee applies if you do not return the rig where you picked it up.
Five, according to this listing, and all five allow pets. Four of them will deliver the rig to you. The group averages 4.9 stars overall.
Three companies offer camper vans and three offer travel trailers, while two have motorhomes and one lists a Class C. Moterra Campervans rents camper vans only. If you need a trailer that sleeps the family, Central Maine Camper Rentals is one option.
Four of the five companies list delivery, including Maine Campah, Jackson RV Rental, Your Family Getaway and Central Maine Camper Rentals. Delivery often costs extra, so ask for the fee and how far out they will travel before you count on it.
Mileage over the included allowance, generator hours, a pet fee if one applies, and a one-way drop charge if you return the rig elsewhere. Ask about the security deposit hold and whether linen or kitchen kits cost extra, then get the total in writing.