FunTime RV Rentals
Bastrop RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pickup, rated 4.1 from 17 Google reviews.
Bastrop sits close enough to Austin for a weekend run and far enough to feel like a different trip, with the Colorado River and the pines doing most of the scenery work. The rental scene here is small and leans toward towable trailers. Three rental companies show up in town, plus seven more nearby, and the average rating among those with reviews lands at 4.1. Expect to do some calling around before you commit.
Bastrop RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pickup, rated 4.1 from 17 Google reviews.
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The supply in Bastrop is almost entirely travel trailers. Two of the three local rental companies list trailers, and there are no motorhomes or camper vans in the local count, so if you want to drive the rig rather than tow it, plan on widening your search toward the nearby listings. FunTime RV Rentals is the one with a track record, sitting at 4.1 across 17 reviews, and it allows pets, delivers, and offers insurance. Lost Pines RV Rental and RV-4 Rent have no ratings or reviews yet, which does not make them bad, just unknown. Only one Bastrop company advertises delivery. Ask what the delivery radius and fee look like, since that is often the deciding cost for a short trip.
Two of the three local rental companies deal in travel trailers, which means you need a capable vehicle and a brake controller before you sign anything. Confirm the trailer's loaded weight against your tow rating rather than the dry weight in the listing. If your truck is marginal, ask about delivery to your campsite instead. That sidesteps the whole towing question, and with one local company offering delivery, it is worth a phone call. Lost Pines and RV-4 Rent are worth contacting directly, because a company with no online reviews may still have good equipment and a fair walkthrough.
I have rented four RVs and one was a genuine lemon, so I read the contract now. Two fees get people: generator hours and mileage. Some rentals include a set number of generator hours per day and bill the rest, which is exactly how I got a surprise charge on a trip where we ran the air conditioning off the generator all night. Ask how hours are tracked and what the overage rate is. Mileage works the same way. Then ask about the security deposit, what insurance covers and what it does not, and whether a one-way drop is even possible here. Nobody in Bastrop lists one-way, so assume a round trip.
There are three rental companies in Bastrop, with seven more nearby if you widen the search. That is a small pool, so calling ahead matters. Two of the three local companies list travel trailers, and only one advertises delivery.
Not from the local listings. The type counts show zero motorhomes and zero camper vans in Bastrop, with travel trailers making up the local supply. For a motorhome you would need to look at the seven nearby rental companies or plan a drive to a larger market.
Ask how generator hours are counted per day and what the overage rate is. Do the same for mileage. Then confirm the security deposit amount, what the insurance covers, and whether a one-way drop is allowed. Get the answers before you sign.
Yes, one local company offers delivery. FunTime RV Rentals lists delivery among its features, which helps if you do not want to tow. Confirm the delivery area and fee directly, since those details are not in the listing.