Central Washington RV Rentals-LR Valdez Rentals
Family-run RV rentals in Quincy, WA, with delivery, setup, and a 4.9-star rating from 58 reviews.
Washington
RV Rental Delivery in Washington
Six rental companies in Washington will bring the rig to your driveway, campsite or hotel, which matters more here than in most states. Western Washington traffic and the mountain passes are easier to skip when someone else tows the trailer or drives the motorhome out to you. I have rented four RVs, and the delivery option saved me twice. The average rating across these six is 4.7, so you are not picking from the bottom of the barrel.
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6Companies listed
4.7★Average Google rating
6Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
Moses Lake RV, LLC
Moses Lake RV rents travel trailers with delivery to The Gorge and nearby campgrounds, rated 4.6 stars from 18 reviews.
PNW RV Rentals
Small travel trailer fleet in Lake Stevens with delivery within 30 miles and a 4.8-star rating from 18 reviews.
Inland NW Rentals RV Rentals in Spokane Valley
Small veteran and family owned RV rental in Spokane Valley with delivery and setup.
Speedway RV Center
Monroe RV dealer and rental shop with motorhomes, trailers, delivery, and a 4.3-star rating from 167 reviews.
Destination RV Rentals-WA
Poulsbo 5th wheel rental that delivers to your campsite, then picks up when you're done.
What delivery actually gets you
All six companies on this page deliver, so the whole list works if you would rather not drive a strange rig through Seattle or over Snoqualmie Pass on day one. Delivery usually means the company sets the trailer or motorhome up where you are staying, walks you through the hookups and hands over the keys. Ask where the delivery fee stops and what happens if your site is tight or the gate is locked. I once paid a fee for a setup that took twenty minutes. Confirm the time window in writing. A missed window can eat a full day of your trip.
The companies worth calling first
Central Washington RV Rentals-LR Valdez Rentals carries a 4.9 from 58 reviews and rents motorhomes and travel trailers. PNW RV Rentals sits at 4.8, Inland NW Rentals RV Rentals in Spokane Valley at 4.7 and Moses Lake RV, LLC at 4.6, each with 18 reviews. Speedway RV Center has the longest track record here with 167 reviews at 4.3. Destination RV Rentals-WA has no reviews yet, so treat it as an unknown and ask more questions. Inland NW is the only one on the list that mentions insurance, and it also rents monthly.
Trailers outnumber motorhomes
Travel trailers are the bulk of the fleet, five of them against three motorhomes, and there are no camper vans or Class C options. That shapes your trip. A delivered trailer works well for a base camp, but you need a tow vehicle if you plan to move it yourself. Motorhomes cover the road-trip version, and you should ask about generator hours, because I have been hit with a surprise fee after running one longer than the rental company expected. Mileage limits and the security deposit are the other two line items to read before you sign. Insurance and who covers what varies by company.
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How many rental companies in Washington deliver?
All six companies on this page offer delivery, so every option here can come to you. That is the full count for this list, and delivery is the feature they share. Ask each one how far they will travel and what the fee covers before you book.
How many motorhomes and travel trailers can I choose from?
The six companies together list three motorhomes and five travel trailers in their fleets. There are no camper vans or Class C units, so your choice comes down to those two types. Trailers are the more common option, which suits a stay in one place.
Do I need my own tow vehicle for a delivered trailer?
Not if you keep it parked. Delivery means the company brings the trailer to your site and sets it up, so you stay put. If you want to move it during the trip, ask the company first, because towing rules and hitches differ and you may need your own vehicle.
What fees should I ask about before booking?
Ask about generator hours, mileage limits, the security deposit and one-way drop fees, even though none of these six list one-way rentals. Insurance and who covers what also varies, and only Inland NW Rentals mentions insurance. Get the answers in writing so a surprise charge does not show up after the trip.