green bay camper rental
Travel trailer rentals in Green Bay with delivery and setup, praised for clean campers and helpful owner.
Wisconsin camping trips get a lot easier when the rig shows up at your site instead of you driving to pick it up. Every one of the 10 rental companies listed here delivers, and they average 4.8 stars from renters who have done this before. Travel trailers dominate the lineup, with a couple of pop-ups and a motorhome and Class C mixed in for good measure.
Travel trailer rentals in Green Bay with delivery and setup, praised for clean campers and helpful owner.
Appleton RV and camper rentals from April to October, with pickup or delivery and units stocked with bedding and cookware.
Fremont camper rental with nine small towable units, 5.0 rating and delivery to local events.
Appleton camper rental with delivery only and a 5.0 rating from 11 reviews.
Siren, WI camper rentals with a 4.7 rating from 30 reviews, known for clean units and helpful owners.
La Crosse camper and trailer rentals with delivery, storage, and mobile service, rated 4.6 by reviewers.
Sheboygan travel trailer fleet with delivery to Sheboygan County and a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews.
Baraboo travel trailer rentals with delivery and setup, run by an owner reviewers call friendly and responsive.
Towable camper rentals in Fond du Lac with delivery to Road America and other nearby campgrounds.
Green Bay RV rentals with delivery to campsites and events, no towing needed.
Of the 10 companies, six run travel trailers, two offer pop-ups, and one each handles a motorhome and a Class C. That mix suits a family headed to a state park as well as a couple who want something small to tow behind the truck. Only one company on the list allows pets, so if the dog is coming, start there and confirm the rules before you book. Ask about the kitchen and linen kits too, since what's included varies by company and rig.
Schmidt RV Rental carries the most history with 106 reviews at 4.9 stars, a good sign that pickup and delivery go smoothly. Green Bay Camper Rental has a perfect 5.0 from 30 reviews, and R and R Camper Rentals sits at 4.7 with 30. Rent Small Campers and Amanda's Glamping Camper Rentals are smaller operations with 12 and 11 reviews, both rated 5.0. Happy Camper & Trailer Rental+Mobile Service rounds things out at 4.6 from 18 reviews. Small review counts are not a warning, just less data. Read the recent ones.
Delivery means the company tows or drives the unit to your site and sets it up, so you skip the hitch work. Confirm the delivery radius and any mileage charge before you commit, and find out where the tank dump happens. On my own rentals I got hit with a generator-hours fee I never saw coming, so ask how generator use is metered. The security deposit and insurance are the other two questions worth settling early. Find out what the company's policy covers and what your own auto or home policy might handle.
All 10 of the companies listed deliver to your site, and they average 4.8 stars. That means you can skip the drive to a pickup lot and have the unit waiting when you arrive.
Six companies offer travel trailers, two have pop-ups, and one each rents a motorhome and a Class C. Travel trailers are the most common choice, with smaller pop-ups for lighter trips.
One company on the list allows pets, R and R Camper Rentals. Confirm the pet rules and any cleaning expectations with them directly, since policies vary and you do not want a surprise charge at return.
None of the 10 companies advertise one-way rentals. Plan to return the unit to the same place it was delivered, and ask about delivery fees and mileage charges when you book.