Fleetra Inc. (RV Rental Agency)
Family-owned Huntingdon Valley agency renting clean Class C motorhomes across the Philly suburbs, rated 5.0 by 22 reviewers.
Pennsylvania
RV Rental Delivery in Pennsylvania
Six rental companies in Pennsylvania will bring the rig to you, which saves a drive to a distant lot. That convenience can spoil you, and it can also hide fees. I have rented four RVs, including one that leaked and one that came with a surprise generator-hours charge. The listings here average 4.4 stars, so read the fine print before you book.
Discover RV Rental Delivery in Pennsylvania
6Companies listed
4.4★Average Google rating
6Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
My Lazy Camper Golf Cart Rentals
Golf cart rentals for events and campgrounds, serving Birdsboro and beyond with prompt delivery and well-kept carts.
Kim's Cozy Campers LLC
Hawley RV and travel trailer rentals with 30 campers, delivery and setup, and a 4.9-star rating from 66 reviews.
Rapid Family RV Rentals and Service
RV rentals and repair shop in Loyalhanna, PA, with delivery and campsite setup, rated 4.7 from 35 reviews.
Benner RV Rentals
Family owned RV rental company in Honey Grove, PA, with a 5.0 rating from three Google reviews.
Allstar Coaches LLC
RV rentals in Quakertown with mixed reviews on pricing, fees, and vehicle condition.
Delivery changes the math
Having the camper dropped at your site or driveway means you skip the pickup inspection and the drive back. It also means you may not get a walkthrough unless you ask for one. Six of the six listings here offer delivery, but confirm where they will drop and who pays the mileage. On my lemon, the delivery fee was clear; the generator charge was not. Ask what the generator allowance is and what happens if you run it all weekend. Get the security deposit amount in writing, and ask whether your own auto policy or the company's insurance covers the rig while it sits at your site.
Rig types you can get delivered
The mix here leans small. Two motorhomes, one Class C, one Class A, one travel trailer and one pop-up are available with delivery. That fits state parks and family visits more than big-group tailgates. A pop-up or trailer needs a tow vehicle and a site with room, while a Class C is the easy middle ground. If you want pets along, only one company lists pet-friendly rules, so call early. For summer and holiday weekends, book weeks ahead. Kitchen and linen kits are often extras, so ask what is included before you pack.
What the ratings say
Fleetra Inc. (RV Rental Agency) holds 5.0 stars from 22 reviews and lists motorhome, Class C, delivery, pets and insurance. My Lazy Camper Golf Cart Rentals sits at 4.9 from 77 reviews, and Kim's Cozy Campers LLC at 4.9 from 66. Rapid Family RV Rentals and Service has 4.7 from 35, and Benner RV Rentals shows 5.0 from just 3. Allstar Coaches LLC is the outlier at 2.1 from 14 reviews, though it offers motorhome, Class A, one-way, delivery, pets and insurance. A low star count with few reviews tells you less than a high count with many.
Nearby states and other types
- Pennsylvania (34 listed)
- Maryland (10 listed)
- New Jersey (12 listed)
- Delaware (2 listed)
- New York (22 listed)
- Virginia (12 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many rental companies in Pennsylvania deliver?
All six companies listed here offer delivery. That means you can arrange for the motorhome, camper van or travel trailer to meet you at a campground or your driveway instead of driving to a lot. Confirm the drop window and any mileage charge before you commit.
Which companies have the best ratings?
Fleetra Inc. (RV Rental Agency) and Benner RV Rentals both show 5.0 stars, but Benner has only 3 reviews. My Lazy Camper Golf Cart Rentals and Kim's Cozy Campers LLC sit at 4.9 with 77 and 66 reviews. More reviews usually give a clearer picture.
Can I bring my dog?
Only one of the six companies lists pet-friendly rules, so ask when you call. Pet policies vary by rig and by owner. Expect a possible pet fee and a cleaning charge if hair or odor lingers. Get the rule in writing before you book.
What extra fees should I ask about?
Ask about generator-hours allowances, mileage overage, the security deposit, kitchen and linen kits, and one-way drop fees. I once paid a generator charge I did not see coming. Get the total in writing, including what your insurance covers and what the company's policy covers.