Elijah RVs RV Rental
Sacramento RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 23 reviews, praised for friendly staff and clear communication.
Sacramento sits at the crossroads of gold country, the Delta and the Sierra, so a rented RV here can go wine tasting, lake swimming or mountain camping on the same tank. I've rented four rigs in my time, including one that should have stayed on the lot, and paid a generator fee I never saw coming. Here are nine rental outfits in the area, averaging 4.3 stars, to help you pick.
Sacramento RV rental with a 5.0 rating from 23 reviews, praised for friendly staff and clear communication.
Family-run Sacramento RV and trailer rental with delivery, a 4.8 rating, and reviewers praising clean units and helpful owners.
Sacramento RV rental agency with delivery and setup across Northern California, known for helpful service.
Sacramento RV, jet ski, and pontoon rentals with a 5.0 rating from five Google reviews.
Sacramento RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly options for NorCal trips.
Small women-owned rental with a 2021 Forest River R-Pod 190, kid and pet friendly and towable by many SUVs.
Employee-owned Sacramento RV rental with Standard and Large RVs, plus insurance, drawing mixed reviews on fees.
Within a short drive of Sacramento. Plenty of renters pick up a town or two over, and some companies deliver.
Small North Highlands RV rental with a 5.0 rating from three reviewers and drop-off service.
Elk Grove RV and e-bike rentals with a 4.5-star rating, praised for clean rigs and a helpful host.
Elk Grove RV rentals with delivery, insurance included, and 175 five-star reviews.
Cameron Park RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews, offering motorhome pickup or delivery.
Employee-owned RV rental center in Dixon with travel trailers and RVs, drawing mixed reviews on service and fees.
Of the nine outfits listed here, six run motorhomes and four offer travel trailers, with one camper van in the mix. Three will deliver the rig to you, which saves a drive across town on pick-up day. Elijah RVs RV Rental has a perfect 5.0 from 23 reviews, while A Family Affair RV Rentals (4.8 from 34) and Advantage Caravans (4.7 from 41) both deliver and rent motorhomes and trailers. LGC Rentals allows pets and delivers, which matters if you're bringing the dog. My advice: ask about delivery fees before you book, and confirm the rig's height if you plan to take it through the Delta or into the foothills.
I once got hit with a generator-hours charge because I ran the AC all weekend without checking the contract. Ask how generator use is metered and what the daily allowance is. Mileage is the other quiet cost: many rentals include a set number of miles, then charge per mile, so map your route to Yosemite or Tahoe before you sign. The security deposit can be a few hundred dollars or more and is usually refundable after the rig comes back clean. Insurance is often offered as a supplement, but your own auto policy may already cover rentals, so call your agent first.
A motorhome is the easiest choice for a first trip: everything is attached, and set-up takes minutes. Travel trailers are cheaper to rent but need a capable tow vehicle and a hitch, and you'll want to practice backing up before you leave the lot. The lone camper van here suits two people and tight parking. If you're flying in or don't want to drive across town, the three delivery options are worth the extra fee. For summer weekends and holidays, book two to three months out; the best-rated rigs go first. Ask about kitchen and linen kits, since not every rental includes pots, pans or bedding.
There are nine rental companies listed in Sacramento, with six more nearby. Six of the nine offer motorhomes, four have travel trailers and one has a camper van. Three will deliver the RV to you, which can save time on pick-up day.
Elijah RVs RV Rental holds a 5.0 rating from 23 reviews. A Family Affair RV Rentals follows at 4.8 from 34 reviews, and Advantage Caravans has 4.7 from 41 reviews. Norcal Recreations also shows a 5.0 but from only 5 reviews, so read the details.
Some companies allow pets, including LGC Rentals and Linda Lee RV. Pet rules vary by outfit, so confirm the pet fee and any cleaning charges before you book. Bring your own blankets to cover the furniture and keep the rig clean.
Generator hours are a common surprise: many rentals include a daily allowance and charge extra beyond it. Mileage overages and one-way drop fees can also add up. Ask about the security deposit and whether your own auto insurance covers the rental before you sign.