Granny's RV Rentals
Small, easy-to-tow campers with delivery in San Antonio and clean rigs, rated 4.6 by reviewers.
San Antonio makes a fine starting point for a Hill Country loop or a run down to the coast, and there are three RV rental outfits in town. That is a small pool, so the honest advice is to line up your rig before you book campsites. Expect a mix of motorhomes, camper vans and travel trailers, and check the rental agreement for mileage caps and generator charges before you sign.
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The local lineup runs one motorhome, one camper van and one travel trailer, and two of the three will deliver to you. The average rating sits at 4.0, which tells you the operators are decent but not spotless. I have had fine luck with delivery, and I have also had a van show up with a dead house battery, so inspect everything before the keys change hands. Granny's RV Rentals rates 4.6 across 9 reviews and delivers. Outdoorsy lists all three rig types and delivers too, at 3.9 across 13 reviews. For a couple, the camper van is easy to park downtown. For a family, the travel trailer plus a tow vehicle makes more sense.
Mission Trails RV Park is the local standby, rated 3.5 across a hefty 190 reviews and noted for allowing pets. That review count is worth reading closely, since a place with that many visitors has heard every complaint. Ask about hookups, pad size and quiet hours before you commit. On money: the security deposit is usually refundable but held on your card, so know the amount and the timeline for getting it back. Insurance is often extra or requires proof of your own policy, so confirm who covers what. Mileage over the base allowance and generator hours can both add up. A surprise generator-hours fee once cost me more than the nightly rate.
Summer and holidays fill first, so reserve both the rig and the campsite early. One-way rentals are not offered from this city, so plan a loop that returns to San Antonio. Kitchen and linen kits are common add-ons and cheaper than buying gear, but check what is actually included. If you bring a dog, confirm the pet policy with the rental company and the park separately, because they are not the same rules. Nearby Hill Country towns and the coast are easy day trips. A lemon is rare but possible, so photograph the rig at pickup and drop-off, and keep the rental agreement handy.
There are 3 rental companies listed here, with 6 more nearby. The local mix is one motorhome, one camper van and one travel trailer, so choices are limited. Two of the three will deliver the rig to you, which helps if you do not want to drive across town to pick it up.
The average is 4.0. Granny's RV Rentals leads at 4.6 from 9 reviews, followed by Outdoorsy at 3.9 from 13 reviews. Mission Trails RV Park, the local campground, sits at 3.5 from 190 reviews. Read the recent reviews yourself rather than trusting the average alone.
Mission Trails RV Park is noted for allowing pets, but confirm the policy with both the campground and the rental company, since they set separate rules. Some owners charge a pet fee or restrict certain rigs. Ask before you book, and plan for a leash and cleanup gear.
Yes, especially for summer and holidays. With only 3 local companies, the good rigs go early. Reserve the campsite at the same time, since a confirmed RV does you little good without a place to park it. Confirm the deposit, insurance and any mileage or generator fees when you book.