M&S Trailer Rentals LLC
Bellefontaine trailer and camper rental with a 5.0 rating from 151 reviews and a helpful owner named Michael.
Ohio is trailer country, at least on this list. Of the 26 rental companies here, 11 run travel trailers and just 5 offer motorhomes, so if you want a drivable rig, book it early. Average rating sits at 4.7 across the board, and 14 companies will deliver the unit to your site. I have rented four RVs in my life, one of them a genuine lemon, so I read reviews closely.
Bellefontaine trailer and camper rental with a 5.0 rating from 151 reviews and a helpful owner named Michael.
Dayton RV rental and repair shop with a 4.8 rating from 433 reviews, praised for helpful staff and clean units.
Family-run RV dealer west of Dayton with rentals, sales, and service, rated 4.8 from 241 reviews.
Family-run RV rental in Millersburg with a 5.0 rating from 51 reviews, known for clean campers and easy booking.
Akron trailer rentals with delivery, strong reviews for clean campers and an owner who sorts out problems.
Columbus RV rental with travel trailers and Airstreams, delivery available, 4.8 stars from 132 reviews.
Springfield RV shop with rentals, sales and repair, rated 5.0 from 11 reviews.
Lorain RV rental shop with travel trailers, driveables and Airstreams, rated 4.7 from 181 reviews.
Westfield Center RV and camper rentals with delivery and setup, plus glamping tents and gear.
Bolivar RV rental with delivery, setup, and campers stocked with kitchen gear, towels, and bedding.
Employee-owned RV rental in Hilliard with standard and large motorhomes, pet-friendly and 4.5 stars from 30 reviews.
Milford RV share with a clean bunkhouse camper and a host who handles drop-off and pickup.
Family-owned camper rental in New Knoxville with delivery, setup, and a 4.8-star rating from renters.
Cortland RV repair shop that also rents campers, with a 5.0 rating from two reviews.
Small RV rental in Wauseon, Ohio with a perfect 5.0 rating from two reviewers who praise communication.
Sandusky RV rental with a well-kept Thor Four Winds that sleeps eight and comes stocked for the trip.
Wadsworth trailer rental with a brand new, fully equipped travel trailer and a perfect 5.0 rating.
Family-owned Moraine rental shop offering motorhomes, travel trailers, cars and more, with delivery around Southwest Ohio.
New Philadelphia RV rentals with a 5.0 rating, offering travel trailers and motorhomes plus delivery and setup.
Fairfield RV rental with a 4.1 rating from 50 reviews, praised for clean units and thorough walkthroughs.
Small Lakeville RV rental outfit serving the Mohican area, with delivery, setup and winter storage.
Family-friendly camper rental in Wellington, Ohio, with delivery and setup at local campgrounds.
RV rental agency in Baltimore, Ohio, open around the clock with wheelchair accessible parking.
RV rental agency in Mansfield, Ohio, for travelers heading out on the road.
Columbus RV trailer rental agency with posted business hours but no listed reviews or services.
If you already have a tow vehicle, a travel trailer is the easier and usually cheaper path in Ohio. Eleven of the 26 rental companies on this list offer them, against 5 with motorhomes and none with camper vans. That scarcity matters in summer. A motorhome booked two weeks out in July is a gamble. My advice from four rentals: confirm the hitch, brake controller and tow rating before you commit. One company I used handed over a trailer that did not match my ball mount, and the afternoon was gone. Ask what the rental includes, and get the answer in writing.
A few companies stand out. M&S Trailer Rentals LLC holds a 5.0 from 151 reviews and delivers. RV Life Is Good - Rentals Service & Repairs rates 4.8 across 433 reviews, handles motorhomes, and offers delivery plus insurance. D&D RV Sales, Rentals, & Service (4.8, 241 reviews) and Troyer's RV Rental (5.0) both deliver trailers and motorhomes respectively. Overland Tonight rents teardrop trailers at 4.9, and Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg rates 4.8 with airport pickup and delivery. None of the 26 offer one-way drop, so plan a loop back to the pickup point.
Rental rates rarely tell the whole story. Mileage allowances, generator hours and cleaning charges get added at return. I once paid a generator-hours fee I never saw coming because I ran the AC overnight on a dry camp. Ask about each line before you sign. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, not a charge, but confirm the amount and how long it takes to release. Check what the insurance covers and what your own auto policy already handles. Pet rules vary by company, so state your dog upfront. Kitchen and linen kits often cost extra.
The directory lists 26 rental companies across the state, with an average rating of 4.7. Fourteen of them will deliver a unit to your location.
Yes, but the supply is thinner than for trailers. Only 5 of the 26 companies offer motorhomes, against 11 with travel trailers and none with camper vans, so reserve a drivable rig well ahead in summer.
Ask about the mileage allowance, generator hours, cleaning charges and the security deposit hold. Kitchen and linen kits often cost extra, and pet rules differ by company, so mention your dog when you book.
According to the listings, none of the 26 companies offer one-way drop. Plan a route that returns the unit to the pickup point, or choose a company that delivers to your campsite.