Bay to Beach RV
Frankford RV rentals with a perfect 5.0 rating, praised for spotless campers, timely setup, and helpful owners.
State guide
RV rental in Delaware
Delaware is small enough that a weekend trip can cross the whole state twice, which makes it a good place to pick up a camper and keep the driving easy. Three rental companies serve the state, and the average rating across them sits at 4.9. Two of the three will deliver a rig to you. Read the fine print on deposit and generator fees before you sign, the way I learned to after one rental cost me extra at drop-off.
Discover RV Rental in Delaware
2Companies listed
5.0★Average Google rating
1Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Coast 2 Coast RV Rental
Family-run RV rental in Georgetown, DE, rated 5.0 across 36 reviews for clean campers and quick help.
What the three companies offer
The listings here are few, so call ahead and confirm what is actually on the lot for your dates. Two of the three outfits are rated 5.0: Bay to Beach RV (72 reviews) and Coast 2 Coast RV Rental (36 reviews). The third, EAST COAST CAMPERS & MORE, has the deepest review history at 251 and an average of 4.6, and it is the one listing a travel trailer in its fleet. Bay to Beach takes pets, which matters if the dog is coming along. Coast 2 Coast and EAST COAST both deliver, so you can have the rig brought to your driveway or a campground instead of driving to pick it up.
Where to take it
Frankford and Georgetown are the two areas with rental coverage, both down in Sussex County and close to the beaches and the quieter back roads. That puts you within easy reach of the shore without fighting beach traffic in a motorhome you are still getting used to. Short trips suit Delaware well. Fill the fresh tank, check the propane, and plan a first night close to home so you can sort out any surprises before you go far. Ask about one-way drop fees if you plan to return the rig somewhere other than where you picked it up, because not every company allows it.
Fees that catch people out
The base rate is rarely the whole bill. Mileage allowances vary a lot, and going over can sting, so estimate your miles before you book. Generator hours are sometimes capped and metered separately, and I have paid a surprise charge for running one longer than the plan allowed. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, so know the amount and how long it takes to release. Confirm what insurance covers and what your own auto or card policy already handles. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons rather than included, and pet rules differ even at pet-friendly companies.
Cities with RV rentals in Delaware
- Frankford (1)
- Georgetown (1)
Neighboring states
- Maryland (10)
- Pennsylvania (34)
- Virginia (12)
- New Jersey (12)
- New York (22)
- Connecticut (4)
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Delaware?
Three. Their average rating is 4.9, and two of the three offer delivery to your location. Two are rated 5.0 and one sits at 4.6.
Do any Delaware rentals allow pets?
Yes. Bay to Beach RV is the one listing a pet-friendly policy. Rules vary by company and rig, so confirm the pet fee and any weight or breed limits when you book rather than assuming.
Can I get the RV delivered?
Two of the three companies, Coast 2 Coast RV Rental and EAST COAST CAMPERS & MORE, offer delivery. That can save you a drive to the lot and lets you start closer to your campsite.
Which company has a travel trailer?
EAST COAST CAMPERS & MORE lists a travel trailer in its fleet and has 251 reviews at a 4.6 average. If a trailer is what you want, call to confirm availability for your dates.