Open Water Marine
RV and camper rentals from a Mandan shop that also handles boats and repairs.
State guide
RV rental in North Dakota
North Dakota is wide open, and so is your choice of rental companies here. Two show up in our directory, averaging 4.8 stars, and both have real reviews behind them. That is a small pool, so book early if your trip lands on a summer weekend or a holiday. One of the two will bring the trailer to you. The other keeps a motorhome and a travel trailer on hand. Either way, you are towing or driving something that needs a plan.
2Companies listed
4.8★Average Google rating
1Rent motorhomes
1Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
GoGo Rental
Fargo RV and camper rental with a 4.7-star rating, plus e-bikes, kayaks and more.
What the two companies offer
Open Water Marine holds a 4.8 rating from 24 reviews and rents travel trailers. It also delivers to you, which saves a trip if you are setting up at a lake or a family piece of land. GoGo Rental scores 4.7 across 79 reviews and rents both a motorhome and a travel trailer. More reviews means more people have been through the pickup process, so read a few before you call. The travel trailer count is two and the motorhome count is one, so your choice of rig type is genuinely thin. If you need a camper van, this state has none listed. Call ahead and ask what is on the lot the week you want.
Fees and deposits to ask about
I once got hit with a generator-hours fee I never saw in the listing, so ask about every meter before you sign. Mileage allowances matter too: some rentals include a set number of miles and charge per mile after that. Your security deposit is usually a hold on a card, not a charge, but it ties up money for the trip. Insurance is the other one. Find out what the company covers and what your own auto policy or card already handles. Delivery from Open Water Marine may carry its own charge, so confirm that. One-way drop fees do not apply here because no one-way rentals are listed.
Planning around Mandan and Fargo
The two cities in our directory are Mandan and Fargo, and both are worth calling about availability before you commit to a route. Summer and holiday weekends fill first, and with only two companies in the state, a backup plan matters. Ask about kitchen and linen kits when you book, since those are often add-ons rather than standard. Pet rules vary by company and by rig, so say upfront if a dog is coming. If you are picking up in one city and camping near the other, work out the drive and fuel stops ahead of time. A little planning beats a surprise at the counter.
Cities with RV rentals in North Dakota
Neighboring states
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in North Dakota?
Our directory lists two. They average 4.8 stars across their reviews. That is a small number for a whole state, so call well before your dates, especially for summer and holidays.
What types of RVs can I rent here?
The listings break down as one motorhome and two travel trailers. No camper vans are listed, and no one-way rentals are available. If you want a specific type, confirm it is on the lot for your week.
Which company has the most reviews?
GoGo Rental has 79 reviews and a 4.7 rating. Open Water Marine has 24 reviews and a 4.8 rating. More reviews can help you judge the pickup and drop-off process, so skim a few recent ones.
Can a rental company deliver the RV to me?
One of the two, Open Water Marine, offers delivery. Ask what the delivery charge is and how far out they will go. The other company, GoGo Rental, does not list delivery, so plan to pick up.