Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals (RV Camper Rentals)
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Six rental companies in Maine will bring the rig to your driveway or campground, which matters in a state where the good spots sit hours from the airport. Three of the four RVs I've rented arrived this way, and the one that came as a lemon taught me to photograph everything at handoff. Average rating across these six is 4.9, so the delivery side of the business is clearly doing something right.
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Pop-up camper rentals in Southwest Harbor with delivery, setup, and extras like a stove, cooler, and chairs.
Otisfield travel trailer rentals with delivery, stocked units, free Wi-Fi, and a 5.0 rating from 13 reviews.
Pet-friendly RV and camper rentals in Anson, Maine, with delivery and a 4.6-star rating from 31 reviews.
Family-run RV rental in Otisfield with a 5.0 rating and reviewers praising clean campers and delivery.
South China camper rental with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly trailers, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Travel trailers dominate the delivery listings here, with four of the six companies offering them, alongside two motorhome outfits and two camper-van options. One company also runs a pop-up and another a Class C, so you have room to match the rig to the trip. A trailer works well if you plan to stay put near Acadia or a lake for a week. A camper van suits the traveler who wants to keep moving. Ask where the tank fill and dump happen, because that changes the first morning of the trip. Delivery fees often scale with distance, so confirm the drop zone before booking.
Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals carries the strongest track record, 5.0 from 74 reviews, and it's the one operation offering motorhomes, camper vans and trailers with delivery, pets and airport pickup. Jackson RV Rental sits at 4.6 from 31 reviews and covers motorhome, camper van, trailer and Class C. Acadia camper rentals (5.0, 32 reviews) and Campers2go (5.0, 13 reviews) both deliver, as do Your Family Getaway and Central Maine Camper Rentals. Four of the six welcome pets, so ask about the pet fee and any cleaning charge up front.
Delivery is convenient, but it doesn't remove the usual costs. Budget for mileage if the rental isn't unlimited, and check the generator policy before you run the AC all night, since some outfits charge by the hour past a set allowance. The security deposit gets held on your card, so know the amount and when it comes back. Confirm your own auto insurance or a rental policy covers the rig, and ask what the company's coverage includes. For a one-way trip, expect a drop fee, though none of these six list one-way service. Summer and holiday dates go early, so book ahead.
Six companies on this list offer delivery, and their average rating is 4.9. That means the rig comes to you rather than you driving to a lot. Confirm the delivery radius and fee when you call, since distance from the company's base affects both.
Four of the six companies deliver travel trailers, two deliver motorhomes and two deliver camper vans. One also offers a pop-up and one a Class C. Trailers suit a base-camp trip, while a camper van or motorhome fits travelers who plan to move between spots.
Four of the six companies allow pets. Expect a pet fee and a cleaning charge at some outfits, and ask whether pets are allowed on the beds or need their own crate. Get the rule in writing before you book so there are no surprises at handoff.
Beyond the daily rate, ask about mileage, generator hours, the security deposit, insurance coverage and any delivery distance charge. Kitchen and linen kits sometimes cost extra. For summer and holiday dates, book early. None of these six list one-way rentals, so plan a round trip.