Fireside RV Rental - Asheville
Locally owned RV rental in Fletcher with delivery, 5.0 stars from 73 reviews, and a team that's quick to respond.
North Carolina has 30 RV rental options, and 14 of them will bring the rig to your driveway. Travel trailers make up the biggest share at 16, with 11 motorhomes and 4 camper vans. Average rating across the state is 4.4. I've rented four RVs in my time, including one that should have stayed on the lot, so I know what to check before you tow or drive off.
Locally owned RV rental in Fletcher with delivery, 5.0 stars from 73 reviews, and a team that's quick to respond.
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Asheville is the standout, with Fireside RV Rental earning a perfect 5.0 from 73 reviews and offering motorhomes, camper vans and travel trailers, plus delivery. Down east, A&L RV Sales in Greenville has a huge review count at 161 and a 4.7 rating, though they don't deliver. Rex & Sons RV near Charlotte is another busy outfit with 306 reviews and a 4.6 average. For trailers only, Life by the Horns and RV Daze both deliver and sit near the top of the ratings. If you're flying into Raleigh-Durham, check the Durham and Knightdale listings first. The mountains around Fletcher and Pilot Mountain are better served by the western companies.
Mileage fees and generator charges are the two add-ons that catch people out. I once paid extra because I ran the generator past the included hours. Ask how many generator hours come with the rental and what the per-hour rate is after that. Also confirm the security deposit amount and when it's returned, plus who covers what if something goes wrong. Insurance varies by company: some include basic coverage, others sell it as an add-on. If you have pets, ask about pet rules and any cleaning fee. One-way drop fees matter too, though none of the 30 listings here offer one-way rentals. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional, so decide if you need them or can bring your own.
With 16 travel trailers, 11 motorhomes and 4 camper vans, you have real choice. Travel trailers suit families who want space and don't mind towing, but you need a capable vehicle and a brake controller. Motorhomes are easier for a road trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains, though watch the length on twisty roads. Camper vans are the simple option for two people and short trips. Summer and holiday weekends book up early, so reserve weeks ahead if you're set on a specific model. Delivery is offered by 14 companies, which saves you if you don't have a tow vehicle or just want the rig waiting at your campsite.
There are 30 rental companies listed across the state. Travel trailers are the most common type with 16 companies offering them, followed by 11 with motorhomes and 4 with camper vans. Fourteen of the 30 will deliver the RV to you.
Fireside RV Rental in Asheville holds a 5.0 rating from 73 reviews. Pilot RV Rentals also has a 5.0 but from only 13 reviews. Life by the Horns Camper Rentals is close behind at 4.9 from 61 reviews. The statewide average is 4.4.
Yes, most rentals require a security deposit, and the amount varies by company and rig. Ask when it's refunded and what could be deducted, such as generator overages or cleaning fees. Get the terms in writing before you book.
Pet policies differ by company, so ask directly. Some allow pets with an extra cleaning fee, others don't allow them at all. Confirm before you book, especially if you're renting a trailer that someone else will tow.