Hitch And Go RV LLC
Travel trailer rentals in Somers, CT with delivery and setup, rated 4.9 from 85 reviews.
State guide
RV rental in Connecticut
Four rental outfits serve the whole state, and a 4.9 average rating means your odds are good. I've rented four RVs myself, including one that should have stayed on the lot, and I've learned the fine print matters more than the photos. Here's what I found in Connecticut, plus the questions worth asking before you put down a deposit.
4Companies listed
4.9★Average Google rating
2Rent motorhomes
1Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Connecticut RV Rentals
Bolton RV rentals with motorhomes, pet-friendly options, and repair and storage services under one roof.
Bolton Notch RV Storage
Bolton shop offering RV and motorhome rentals, storage, and repair, with reviewers praising the helpful staff.
Cruise America RV Rental
Enfield RV rental with a 5-star rating from two Google reviews and a wheelchair accessible entrance.
What's on the lot
Hitch And Go RV LLC in Bolton is the travel trailer specialist, with a 4.9 rating from 85 reviews, and they'll deliver to you, which saves you a tow vehicle. Connecticut RV Rentals has a perfect 5.0 from 12 reviews and offers motorhomes and one-way rentals, plus they allow pets. Bolton Notch RV Storage handles motorhomes and holds a 4.6 from 58 reviews. Cruise America has a location too, rated 5.0 but with only 2 reviews. Delivery is offered by just one outfit, so if you need the rig brought to your site, book that early. One-way availability is also limited to a single company.
Before you book
Ask about generator hours. On one trip I got hit with a surprise fee because the included hours were lower than I assumed. Mileage limits work the same way: some rates include a set number of miles, then charge per mile after that. The security deposit usually goes on a credit card hold, and insurance may or may not cover the full replacement value; ask who covers what before you drive off. Pet rules vary by company, so confirm even if the listing says pets are allowed. In summer and around holidays, book several weeks ahead. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, so check what comes with the rig.
Where to point it
The rental companies cluster around Bolton, Somers and Enfield in the northern part of the state. That puts you close to the Massachusetts line and a reasonable drive from the coast. With only four companies in Connecticut, your choice depends on the rig type: motorhome, travel trailer, or a one-way drop. If you want a camper van, you'll have to look elsewhere or ask about a conversion. I'd start with the highest-rated outfits and ask about their cancellation policy. A good rental is mostly about clear terms, not just the vehicle.
Cities with RV rentals in Connecticut
Neighboring states
- Massachusetts (14)
- New Hampshire (9)
- New Jersey (12)
- New York (22)
- Vermont (3)
- Maine (13)
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Connecticut?
There are 4 companies listed. They average 4.9 stars, and the top names include Hitch And Go RV LLC, Connecticut RV Rentals, Bolton Notch RV Storage and Cruise America RV Rental. Only one offers delivery, so ask early if you need that.
Are there camper van rentals in Connecticut?
The current listings show no camper vans. Of the 4 companies, 2 rent motorhomes and 1 rents travel trailers. You may need to call around or consider a different vehicle type for your trip.
Can I rent a motorhome one way?
Yes, one company, Connecticut RV Rentals, offers one-way rentals. Expect a drop fee, and confirm the details when you book. The other companies may not offer one-way, so plan your route accordingly.
What should I ask about fees?
Ask about generator hours included and the per-hour charge after that, mileage limits, and the security deposit hold. Also ask what insurance covers and whether kitchen or linen kits cost extra. These details can add up, so get them in writing.