Camping Is Fun RV Rentals
Oklahoma City RV rental with furnished bunkhouse trailers, delivery or self tow, and a 5.0 rating from 44 reviews.
State guide
RV rental in Oklahoma
Oklahoma is trailer country, and the rental listings here show it: nine travel trailers against seven motorhomes and a single camper van. Seventeen companies in all, averaging 4.3 stars, and ten will bring the rig to your driveway. That delivery detail matters more than it sounds. I have hauled a trailer through town to a campground and I have had one dropped at the site, and the second version is a better start to a vacation.
15Companies listed
4.2★Average Google rating
6Rent motorhomes
1Rent camper vans
10Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
JMAC RV RENTALS LLC
Lexington RV rental with travel trailers and fifth wheels, delivery available, 5.0 stars from 42 reviews.
Advantage RV Rentals
Veteran and locally owned trailer rental in Broken Arrow with a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews.
NW Oklahoma Trailer & Camper Rentals LLC
Woodward RV and trailer rentals with a 5-star rating and reviewers praising helpful service.
Camp More Outdoors
Claremore RV rental with delivery, setup, and pickup within 100 miles, plus a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews.
RV Vacation Rentals Inc
Claremore RV rental agency with towable trailers and motorhomes, plus delivery on request.
RV4Fun Sales & Rentals LLC
Veteran-owned Bartlesville rental with drivable RVs and travel trailers, pickup or delivery.
Gracie’s Camper Rentals
Camper rental serving eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas, with delivery and a five-star review.
American Dream Vacations - RV Rentals, Sales & Service
OKC rental agency with motorhomes and travel trailers, plus one-way rentals and friendly service.
Route 66 RVs
Claremore RV dealer on Route 66 with rentals, sales, parts and service, plus a 4.1-star rating from 155 reviews.
Classic Boat & RV Storage
Oklahoma City spot for RV rentals and boat storage, with a 3.6 rating from 7 Google reviews.
Cruise America RV Rental
Employee-owned RV rental chain with Standard and Large motorhomes, but reviews mention cleanliness and maintenance issues.
AAA RV Sales
Oklahoma City RV dealer with a 3.0 rating from 14 reviews, though reviewers disagree on service and rentals.
Johnson Camper Rentals
Locally owned camper rental in Bunch, OK, with bumper pull trailers from 21 to 31 feet and delivery available.
Lakeside RV Rentals
Lawton RV rental with a fifth-wheel trailer that sleeps seven, plus two bathrooms and outdoor TV.
What the fleet looks like
If you want a motorhome, you have seven to choose from, and the camper van crowd gets exactly one option, so book that early if a van is the plan. Travel trailers carry the state at nine. Most of these are bumper-pull units you tow yourself, which means you need a capable truck and a brake controller, not just a hitch. Ask the owner for the loaded tongue weight before you commit. Delivery is the quiet advantage here. Ten of the seventeen listings offer it, including Camping Is Fun RV Rentals (5.0 from 44 reviews), JMAC RV Rentals (5.0 from 42) and Advantage RV Rentals (5.0 from 21). Paying for delivery often costs less than the fuel and stress of towing across the state.
Booking and the money side
Summer weekends and any holiday around a lake fill first, so reserve a month or two out for those. Expect a security deposit held on your card and returned after the rig comes back clean and undamaged. Insurance is the part people skim: your personal auto policy may or may not cover a rental, and the company's own damage waiver usually fills the gap. Read what is excluded. Ask about generator hours if the unit has one. I once got hit with a surprise charge for running the generator past an allowance, and it was buried in the paperwork. Mileage caps work the same way. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons rather than included, so confirm before you pack.
Where people take them
The city pages below spread across the state, from Oklahoma City and Bartlesville to smaller spots like Woodward, Watson, Lexington, Ponca City, Claremore and Bunch. That range says something useful: much of the good camping here is a short drive from a town with a rental lot, so you are not stuck choosing between a long haul and a local trip. If you are traveling with a dog, confirm the pet policy directly with the owner rather than trusting a filter. Duck Creek RV Park shows up among the top-rated listings with a pets tag, but rules on size, count and cleaning fees vary by owner. One-way drop is not something these listings offer, so plan a loop back to where you picked up.
Cities with RV rentals in Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City (5)
- Claremore (3)
- Woodward (1)
- Bartlesville (1)
- Lexington (1)
- Bunch (1)
- Poteau (1)
- Lawton (1)
- Broken Arrow (1)
Neighboring states
Questions people ask
How many RV rental companies are in Oklahoma?
Seventeen companies are listed across the state, averaging 4.3 stars from reviews. Ten of them offer delivery to your location. The mix is nine travel trailers, seven motorhomes and one camper van, so motorhome and trailer renters have real choice while van seekers have a single option.
Can I rent a camper van in Oklahoma?
Yes, but only one listing is a camper van. NW Oklahoma Trailer & Camper Rentals carries it alongside motorhomes and travel trailers, and the company also delivers. With just one van in the state, book well ahead if that is the trip you want, especially for summer or holiday dates.
Do I need my own truck to tow a travel trailer?
Usually yes, since most of the nine trailers are tow-yourself units. You need a properly rated truck, a hitch and a brake controller. Ask the owner for the loaded tongue weight and total weight before you commit. Ten of the seventeen companies deliver instead, which skips the towing question entirely.
Are pets allowed in Oklahoma RV rentals?
It depends on the owner, so ask before booking. Duck Creek RV Park appears among the top-rated listings with a pets tag, but individual policies on animal size, number and cleaning fees vary. Get the answer in writing so there is no argument when you return the rig.