NV RV Rentals
Locally owned Reno RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews, praised for clean trailers and helpful owners.
Reno sits where the desert meets the Sierra, and an RV is a fine way to see both. This city has 4 rental companies, averaging 4.4 stars, with motorhomes leading the mix. I've rented four RVs in my time, including one lemon, and once got dinged with a surprise generator-hours fee, so I know what to check. Here's the local lineup and what to watch for before you book.
Locally owned Reno RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews, praised for clean trailers and helpful owners.
Reno RV rental with 5.0 stars from one review, offering motorhomes and 24/7 availability for road trips.
Reno motorhome rental agency with a 4.2 rating and reviewers calling the rental process easy.
Reno motorhome rental agency with mixed reviews on pick up and customer service.
Within a short drive of Reno. Plenty of renters pick up a town or two over, and some companies deliver.
Employee-owned RV rental center in Sparks with Standard and Large RVs and a mixed but mostly helpful local reputation.
Sparks RV and campervan rental agency with a 5.0 Google rating and open 24/7.
NV RV Rentals tops the list with a perfect 5.0 from 22 reviews, and it's the one company here that delivers to you. RV Rentals Reno also holds a 5.0 but has just 1 review, so treat that score with caution. Classic Adventures RV sits at 4.2 from 5 reviews, and El Monte RV Rentals, the biggest name, has a 3.4 from 25 reviews and offers insurance. Four motorhomes are available across these companies, plus a travel trailer if you'd rather tow. Only NV RV Rentals delivers, so if you lack a tow vehicle or want the rig brought to your driveway, that narrows your choice fast.
Mileage and generator hours are the two line items that bite. Some rentals include a daily generator allowance; go over and you pay per hour. I learned that the hard way. Ask how many hours come with the rig and what the overage rate is. Also confirm the security deposit amount and when it's refunded, and check what the insurance covers versus your own auto policy. Pet rules vary by company, so state your dog upfront. If you're eyeing a one-way drop, note that none of these four companies list one-way service, so plan a loop back to Reno.
Reno's summer and holiday weekends fill up, and with only four rental companies, inventory is limited. Reserve well ahead if you want a motorhome in July or around Labor Day. Ask about kitchen and linen kits when you book; they're often add-ons, not standard. And confirm pickup hours, since a late arrival can cost you a day. The nearby places make good short trips once you're loaded up.
There are 4 rental companies in Reno, averaging 4.4 stars. They offer 4 motorhomes and 1 travel trailer. Only one company, NV RV Rentals, delivers to you.
NV RV Rentals and RV Rentals Reno both show 5.0 stars, but NV RV Rentals has 22 reviews to RV Rentals Reno's 1, so it's the safer bet. Classic Adventures RV is at 4.2, and El Monte RV Rentals at 3.4.
No camper vans are listed among the 4 companies here. The fleet is 4 motorhomes and 1 travel trailer, so plan on a motorhome or a trailer if you need a place to sleep.
Ask how many generator hours are included per day and the per-hour charge beyond that. I once paid a surprise generator fee because I didn't check. Also confirm the security deposit and what the insurance covers.