Titus Adventures
Denver RV rental with 4x4 overland campers and campervans, rated 5.0 from 219 reviews.
Pop-up campers are the simplest way to sleep off the ground without hauling a full-size trailer. Across the United States, 29 rental companies list pop-ups, and the average rating sits at 4.6. I've rented four RVs in my time, one of them a real lemon, so I read reviews closely. Here's what to know before you book a pop-up for your trip.
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A pop-up gives you beds that fold out from a low box, usually with canvas sides and a small kitchen inside. It tows behind most mid-size vehicles, which saves fuel compared with a motorhome. Of the 29 rental companies here, 18 will deliver to your site, so you can skip the towing lesson entirely. If you plan to move around, ask about the hitch and wiring before you commit. I once rented a pop-up with a faulty crank, and setting it up in the rain was a lesson in patience. Check the roof and canvas for soft spots when you pick it up.
Titus Adventures holds a 5.0 rating from 219 reviews and rents pop-ups alongside motorhomes and camper vans. Paradise RV Sales and Service (4.8 from 301 reviews) and Fractional Toys (4.8 from 253 reviews) both offer delivery, and Fractional Toys also lists insurance. D&D RV Sales, Rentals, & Service has a 4.8 rating from 241 reviews and delivers. For smaller operations, Acadia camper rentals and Rent All, LLC both sit at 5.0 with around 30 reviews each. I'd call two or three and ask how they handle generator hours and the security deposit, because those details vary.
I once got hit with a surprise generator-hours fee on a motorhome, and pop-ups can carry their own extras. Ask what the security deposit covers and whether insurance is included or extra. Pet rules differ by owner, so confirm before you bring a dog. If you want a one-way drop, only one company here lists it, so expect limited options. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons. Book early for summer and holidays, since pop-ups go first. Some outfits offer monthly rates, which can beat weekly pricing on a long trip.
There are 29 rental companies listed for pop-up campers across the country. Their average rating is 4.6. Of those, 18 will deliver the camper to your site. The rest expect you to tow it yourself. Availability shifts with the season, so call ahead for summer and holiday dates.
Titus Adventures leads with a 5.0 rating from 219 reviews. Paradise RV Sales and Service, Fractional Toys, and D&D RV Sales, Rentals, & Service each hold a 4.8 rating with more than 240 reviews. Acadia camper rentals and Rent All, LLC both sit at 5.0, though with around 30 reviews each.
In most cases, no. A pop-up is light enough for many mid-size vehicles, but check your vehicle's towing capacity and your state's rules before you book. If you'd rather not tow, choose one of the 18 companies that deliver to your campsite.
Ask about the security deposit, generator hours, cleaning fees, and whether insurance is included. Pet rules vary by owner, so confirm those too. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons. Get the total in writing before you pay, so nothing surprises you at pickup.