RVEEDOM
Lexington RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating from 31 Google reviews and travel trailer delivery available.
State guide
RV rental in Kentucky
Six rental companies serve Kentucky, and three of them will bring the rig to your driveway or campsite. The average rating across the six sits at 4.8, which is high enough that the weak link stands out when you find it. Three outfits rent motorhomes and three rent travel trailers. Nobody here rents camper vans, so plan accordingly. Lexington, Frankfort and Elizabethtown anchor most of the listings.
6Companies listed
4.8★Average Google rating
3Rent motorhomes
3Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
LexGo RV Rental & Repairs
Frankfort RV rental with delivery, repairs, and a 4.9-star rating from 203 reviews.
RVEEDOM RV Rentals @ Kentucky Horse Park
Lexington trailer rentals with delivery and setup, rated 5.0 from 22 reviews.
American Trailer Rentals LLC
Auburn trailer rental with a 5.0 rating from 6 reviewers who praise the clean equipment and easy process.
Family Adventure RV Rental
Family-owned RV rental in Elizabethtown with motorhomes and a 5-star rating.
Kentucky RV Rental And RV Parts Visone RV
East Bernstadt RV dealer renting motorhomes and selling used RV parts, rated 4.1 from 99 reviews.
What the ratings actually tell you
Two companies carry most of the review volume. LexGo RV Rental & Repairs has 203 reviews at 4.9, and Kentucky RV Rental And RV Parts Visone RV has 99 at 4.1. That 4.1 is the outlier on this list, and a few hundred people's complaints are worth reading before you book. RVEEDOM holds a 5.0 across 31 reviews, and its second location at Kentucky Horse Park has 22 more. American Trailer Rentals, Family Adventure and the Horse Park spot each have a handful of reviews, so a perfect score there means less than it looks. Ask how old the fleet is and who handles repairs on the road.
Motorhome or travel trailer
Three companies rent motorhomes and three rent travel trailers, so the choice comes down to how you travel. A motorhome means one vehicle, no hitching, and you can stop for lunch without setting up camp. A trailer means you unhook and drive a normal truck to the store. Trailers also tend to suit stays where you park for a week. If your tow vehicle's rating is close to the trailer's dry weight, check the loaded weight before you commit. Ask about the kitchen kit too, since pots and linens are often an add-on rather than included.
Delivery and pickup
Three of the six companies deliver, which matters if you are flying into Lexington or Frankfort and do not want to drive a large rig through unfamiliar traffic. Delivery usually costs extra and the fee depends on distance, so get the number in writing with the quote. For pickup, confirm the hours. A Saturday morning handover can eat half a day if the walkthrough runs long. Film the whole inspection on your phone, every panel and the roof if you can reach it. I rented a lemon once and the video settled the argument about a dent before it started.
Cities with RV rentals in Kentucky
- Lexington (2)
- Auburn (1)
- Frankfort (1)
- Elizabethtown (1)
- East Bernstadt (1)
Neighboring states
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Kentucky?
Six. Three rent motorhomes and three rent travel trailers, and three of the six offer delivery to your location. None of them rent camper vans, so if a van is what you want, you will need to look outside the state.
Which Kentucky RV rental company has the best rating?
Three companies hold a 5.0: RVEEDOM with 31 reviews, its Kentucky Horse Park location with 22, and Family Adventure with just 2. RVEEDOM's score carries the most weight because it rests on the most reviews. LexGo sits close behind at 4.9 across 203 reviews.
Can I get an RV delivered instead of picking it up?
Yes, three of the six companies deliver. That works well if you are flying into Lexington or Frankfort and would rather not drive a large rig through town. Delivery fees vary with distance, so ask for the amount in writing before you confirm the booking.
What should I check before signing the rental agreement?
Ask about the generator-hours cap, the mileage allowance, the security deposit hold, and the pet policy. Confirm what the company's insurance covers versus your own policy. Do a full video walkthrough at pickup. Those four items cause most of the arguments at return.