JenEric Adventures Camper Rentals, Mobile Service & Tank Cleaning
Camper rentals delivered and set up across northeast Georgia and the Carolinas, plus tank cleaning and repair.
Georgia is one of the easier states to rent without ever touching a rental counter, since every one of the 13 companies listed here delivers. That covers a lot of ground, from the mountains to the coast. Trailers dominate the mix, which suits families who want to park somewhere and stay put. I have rented four RVs myself, and the delivered ones were the least stressful by far.
Camper rentals delivered and set up across northeast Georgia and the Carolinas, plus tank cleaning and repair.
Goss RV in Norcross offers luxury motorhome rentals with nationwide delivery and trip planning, rated 5.0 from 42 reviews.
Family-owned Middle Georgia retreat offering camper rentals delivered near the fairgrounds, plus cottages and event spaces.
RV rental and delivery serving Lake Lanier campers, with setup and pickup handled for you.
Cochran RV rental with clean campers, delivery, and a 5.0 rating from 13 reviews.
Oakwood RV rental and repair shop with a 4.7-star rating from 33 reviews, offering motorhome and travel trailer rentals.
Clayton RV rental with delivery and tow-yourself options, rated 4.7 across 124 Google reviews.
Perry RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and clean campers, earning a 5.0 rating from renters.
Locally owned Newnan camper rental with delivery, a 4.6 rating, and reviewers praising clean units and helpful staff.
Blakely RV rental with a 5.0 rating, delivery to your campsite, and reviewers praising the clean units and quick replies.
Appling camper rental run by Debbie and Glen, delivering stocked, clean units and setting them up for you.
Mountain RV rentals in Young Harris with delivery to North Georgia campgrounds.
RV and camper rentals based in Milledgeville, GA, with delivery to your site within 100 miles.
Of the 13 rental companies, five run travel trailers and four run motorhomes. There is a single camper van, one Class C, one Class A and one toy hauler, so if you want something small and easy to drive, book early. Averages sit at 4.9 stars, which is unusually high and suggests these operators sweat the handoff. Two companies allow pets, and one offers unlimited mileage. Ask about both before you commit, because pet rules and mileage caps vary by rental company and they are where surprise charges come from.
JenEric Adventures Camper Rentals, Mobile Service & Tank Cleaning holds a 5.0 from 101 reviews and also handles tank cleaning, which matters more than people think on a delivered unit. Goss RV (5.0, 42 reviews) and Lake Lanier RV Rental & Delivery (4.9, 32 reviews) are solid picks near the lake. Rustic Pines Retreat (5.0) is the pet-friendly trailer option, and Perrydise RV Rentals (5.0) is smaller and quieter. Spartan RV & Marine / American Dream Vacations is the one to call if you need insurance questions sorted alongside the booking.
Delivery fees are usually quoted by distance, so get the address confirmed in writing before you pay. One of my four rentals came with a generator-hours charge I never saw coming, so ask how the meter is read at drop-off and pickup. The security deposit is not the rental price, and insurance may or may not cover the tow vehicle, so read who covers what. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons. Book well ahead for summer and holiday weekends, when delivered units go first.
All 13 of them. Every rental company listed for Georgia offers delivery, so you can have the unit brought to a campground, a driveway or a lake house instead of driving to pick it up.
The mix is five travel trailers, four motorhomes, one camper van, one Class C, one Class A and one toy hauler. Trailers are the most common, which fits stays where you park and settle in rather than move daily.
Two companies list pet-friendly policies. Confirm the rules directly with the rental company before booking, since weight limits, deposits and which units accept animals can differ from one rental to the next.
One rental company offers unlimited mileage. The rest will have some kind of cap or per-mile charge, so ask before you plan a long loop through the state. Mileage is one of the two fees that most often surprises first-time renters.