Fractional Toys
St. Paul RV rental agency with a 4.8 rating and 253 reviews, renting campers, motorhomes, and more.
Six rental companies in Minnesota will bring the rig to your driveway, which saves you a trip to pick it up. That matters more here than in most states. The lineup runs from travel trailers and toy haulers to motorhomes and a camper van, with average ratings around 4.7. I've rented four RVs over the years, including one that should have stayed on the lot, so I read the fine print now.
St. Paul RV rental agency with a 4.8 rating and 253 reviews, renting campers, motorhomes, and more.
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Fractional Toys and its sibling listing, Fractional Toys RV Rentals, carry the widest mix: motorhomes, class Cs, travel trailers, pop-ups, toy haulers and a camper van, with delivery and insurance listed as features. Mid Minnesota RV Rentals has a perfect 5.0 from 29 reviews and focuses on travel trailers. Roth RV and Midwest RV Rentals round out the trailer and motorhome options, while Fireside Rv Rental is delivery-only. Six companies deliver, and zero offer one-way drop, so plan a loop trip rather than a point-to-point. Confirm the delivery radius and any setup fee before you book, since those details vary by company.
Three companies list motorhomes and three list class Cs, five list travel trailers, three list toy haulers and two list pop-ups, so you have real choices. A travel trailer works if you have a capable tow vehicle and a spot to park it. A motorhome or class C is simpler for a family that wants to roll out without towing. The single camper van suits a couple or a solo trip. Three companies offer monthly rates, which can beat weekly pricing on longer stays. Ask about the generator-hours allowance, because I once got hit with a surprise fee for running mine past the included hours.
Reserve early for summer weekends and around holidays, when delivered units go first. Delivery means the company sets up at your site, so you skip the orientation at their lot but still need a walkthrough. Read the insurance terms closely and know what your own auto or homeowner policy covers. Expect a security deposit hold on your card. Ask about kitchen and linen kits, pet rules and cleaning fees up front. With no one-way options here, a round-trip plan keeps costs down. Confirm the cancellation policy in writing before you pay.
Six companies on this list offer delivery, and none offer one-way drop. That means you can have the rig brought to your driveway or campsite, but you will need to return to the same area rather than ending your trip elsewhere.
The listings include three motorhome companies, three class C companies, five travel trailer companies, three toy hauler companies, two pop-up companies and one camper van company. Some companies offer several types, so you can compare before you choose.
None of the six companies here list pets as an allowed feature. If you travel with a dog or cat, call the company directly before booking. Pet policies change, and a delivered unit may have different rules than one picked up at the lot.
Mid Minnesota RV Rentals has a 5.0 average from 29 reviews, and Fractional Toys RV Rentals has a 4.9 from 80 reviews. Fractional Toys has a 4.8 from 253 reviews, so it has the most feedback of the group. Ratings are a starting point, not a guarantee.