RVShyft
Family-owned Fresno RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 13 reviewers who praise the clean, well-kept rigs and responsive owner.
Fresno sits at the crossroads of the San Joaquin Valley and the Sierra Nevada, and an RV is a fine way to see both. I've rented four over the years, including one that broke down outside Coalinga and another that came with a surprise generator-hours charge. So I read contracts closely now. Here are three rental companies in town, averaging 4.2 stars, two of which will deliver to you.
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You've got three rental companies to choose from in Fresno. One offers motorhomes and travel trailers, while the other two don't list specific types, so ask. RVShyft has a perfect 5.0 rating from 13 reviews. A Class RV has 49 reviews and a 4.2 rating, and it rents both motorhomes and travel trailers. J&S RV Rental has a 3.3 rating from 3 reviews. Two of the three deliver to you, which saves driving across town to pick up. If you're set on a camper van, none are listed here, so you'd need to look elsewhere. For a travel trailer or motorhome, though, you have options. Summer and holiday weekends book up early, so reserve ahead if your dates are fixed.
I learned the hard way to ask about generator-hours fees and mileage limits before signing. One company charged me extra for running the generator past a set number of hours. Another time, a lemon of a motorhome cost me a day of my trip. Check the security deposit and what your insurance covers; sometimes your auto policy extends to rentals, sometimes not. Pet policies vary, so confirm if you're bringing a dog. If you're towing a trailer, ask about brake controllers and hitch setup. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, not included. A one-way drop isn't listed here, so plan a round trip unless a company says otherwise.
From Fresno, you're a short drive from Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, and the Sierra foothills are close. Yosemite is a few hours north, and the coast is a few hours west. With a motorhome, you can base yourself in town and explore the valley or head up into the mountains. Two of the rental companies will deliver to you, which makes it easy to start your trip from home or a hotel. Just check the delivery fees and where they'll drop off. I've found that having the RV delivered saves a lot of stress on pick-up day, especially if you're new to driving a larger vehicle.
There are 3 rental companies in Fresno. They have an average rating of 4.2 stars from customer reviews, with RVShyft at 5.0, A Class RV at 4.2, and J&S RV Rental at 3.3.
Two of the three rental companies deliver to you: A Class RV and J&S RV Rental. That means you can arrange to have the RV brought to your home or hotel, which can save time and stress on pick-up day.
The listings show 1 motorhome and 1 travel trailer available, but not all companies specify their types. A Class RV rents both motorhomes and travel trailers. For other types, ask the company directly.
Ask about generator-hours fees, mileage limits, and the security deposit. Confirm what your insurance covers and whether pets are allowed. Kitchen and linen kits are often extras, and one-way drop-offs may not be available, so plan a round trip.