Adventure RV
Family-owned San Bernardino RV rental with delivery to campgrounds and a 4.9 rating from 108 reviews.
San Bernardino sits at the foot of the mountains, close enough that a rented RV can put you in the pines or the desert within an hour. The city itself has three rental offices and a dozen more just down the road. Ratings here run a solid 4.4 on average, though the gap between the best and worst lot is wider than that number suggests.
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Adventure RV is the one to call first, with a 4.9 rating across 108 reviews and delivery to your address. El Monte RV Rentals earns 4.4 from 152 reviews and keeps motorhomes, including one-way units, plus a kitchen setup in the coach. Topline RV and Marine handles travel trailers, and its 3.8 from 38 reviews is the number that gave me pause. I have rented four RVs in my life and one was a genuine lemon, so I read reviews closely. A 3.8 is not a dealbreaker, but on a trailer you want to walk the floor, check the tires and test the fridge before you tow it off the lot.
The local mix is one motorhome, one travel trailer and one one-way option, so your choice is narrower in town than you might expect. A motorhome suits a trip where you want to pull over and sleep without unhitching. A trailer means you need a capable tow vehicle and a place to park it, and you leave the truck free for side trips. Camping near San Bernardino means mountain grades, so ask about the tow rating before you commit. Whoever rents you the trailer should walk you through the weight limits and the brake setup. Get that in writing if you can.
A generator-hours fee hit me once on a return, and I had read nothing about it in the booking. Ask what the generator allowance is and what happens past it. Mileage works the same way: some rates include a set number of miles, some charge per mile from the first one. The security deposit is usually a hold on your card, not a charge, but it can be a big number. Confirm what your own auto or travel insurance actually covers on a rental, because the lot's waiver is a separate purchase. Pet rules vary by owner, so say yes or no honestly when asked.
There are 3 rental companies in the city itself, with 12 more nearby. The local average rating is 4.4. Adventure RV leads at 4.9 from 108 reviews, El Monte RV Rentals sits at 4.4 from 152 reviews, and Topline RV and Marine rates 3.8 from 38 reviews.
Yes, one local company offers delivery: Adventure RV, the highest-rated lot in town at 4.9. Delivery usually costs extra and depends on your address and access, so confirm the fee and the drop-off window when you book rather than assuming it is included.
The local inventory breaks down to 1 motorhome, 1 travel trailer and 1 one-way option, with no camper vans listed. El Monte handles motorhomes and one-way trips, Topline does travel trailers, and Adventure RV offers delivery. Nearby lots add more choices if you want a van.
Ask about the generator-hours allowance, the mileage terms, the security deposit hold, and what your own insurance covers on the rental. For a trailer, confirm the tow rating and brake setup. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, and pet rules vary by owner, so raise it early.