Touchdown RV Rentals & RV Service
Zionsville RV shop with a rental fleet, delivery to campsites, and 4.8 stars from 212 reviews.
Planning an RV trip in Indiana usually starts with a drive to the rental company. Delivery flips that. Five rental companies here bring the unit to your driveway, campsite or event, so you skip the pickup and the tow-vehicle question. I've rented four RVs, including one that should have stayed on the lot, so I read the fine print on delivery fees and setup. Here's what the listings show.
Zionsville RV shop with a rental fleet, delivery to campsites, and 4.8 stars from 212 reviews.
Family-run Seymour RV dealer with rentals, delivery, and a service shop reviewers call helpful and clean.
Wabash RV rental and sales shop with travel trailers from 20 to 36 feet and delivery available.
Family-owned RV rental in Peru, Indiana, with delivery and a 5.0 rating from three reviewers.
Zionsville RV rental agency delivering travel trailers and Class C motorhomes across central Indiana with setup included.
All five rental companies in these listings deliver, which means you can start camping without a heavy-duty tow vehicle. Travel trailers dominate the fleet with five units, followed by three motorhomes, one Class C and a pop-up. That mix suits families who want space and couples who want simple. Ask where the company will drop and whether the site needs level ground or hookups. I once had a trailer dropped on a slope, and leveling blocks only did so much. Confirm the delivery window and who sets up the stabilizers before you book.
Touchdown RV Rentals & RV Service carries a 4.8 rating from 212 reviews and rents travel trailers with delivery. Williamson RV also rates 4.8 across 103 reviews and adds motorhomes plus insurance. Indiana RV Rental and Sales sits at 4.5 from 12 reviews and offers motorhomes, travel trailers and a pop-up. The Happy Glamper Rentals LLC holds a 5.0 from 3 reviews with travel trailers. Hoosier RV has no rating yet but lists motorhomes, a Class C, travel trailers and allows pets. One company of the five permits pets.
Delivery fees vary by distance and setup, so get the quote in writing before you commit. Generator hours are the one that got me: I ran a motorhome's generator past the included limit and paid an hourly charge I hadn't budgeted. Ask what the generator allowance is and whether it resets daily. Mileage can work the same way on motorhomes. The security deposit is refundable but often held for days after return, so plan for that gap. Insurance matters too. Williamson RV lists insurance, but confirm what the policy covers and what your own auto or travel policy already handles.
Five rental companies in these listings offer delivery. That means they bring the motorhome, travel trailer or pop-up to your location instead of you picking it up at their lot.
The listings show five travel trailers, three motorhomes, one Class C and one pop-up across the five companies. Travel trailers are the most common choice, and they work well for families who want space without driving a large motorhome.
Yes, one of the five companies, Hoosier RV, lists pets as an allowed feature. Pet rules still vary, so ask about weight limits, fees and where pets can stay inside the unit before you book.
Confirm the delivery fee, the setup responsibilities and the generator-hours allowance. Ask about the security deposit hold time and what the insurance covers. For travel trailers, check that your campsite is level and has the hookups the unit needs.