Cozy Turtle
Myrtle Beach RV rentals delivered and set up at campgrounds, with a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews.
South Carolina rewards a road trip: beaches, swamps, and small towns strung between. The rental scene here is modest, with 13 outfits listed statewide and an average rating of 4.2. Five will deliver a rig to you, which saves a drive on pickup day. Read the listings closely, because what is on the lot varies a lot from one company to the next.
Myrtle Beach RV rentals delivered and set up at campgrounds, with a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews.
Family-run RV dealer in North Charleston with rentals, sales, and service, praised for kind staff and fair pricing.
Family-owned Lexington RV rental with delivery, setup, and a 4.8 rating from 22 reviews.
RV dealer and rental in Clover, SC, with a 4.6-star rating from 55 Google reviews.
Family-owned rental shop in Little Mountain with clean RVs, delivery, and a 5.0 rating from six reviewers.
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Family-run Charleston RV rental with one perfect review, praised for fair pricing and last-minute help.
Small Murrells Inlet RV rental with a 4.0 rating from three Google reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental center in Rock Hill with Standard and Large RVs, renting since 1972.
Employee-owned RV rental chain with Standard and Large RVs, plus delivery. Reviews are mixed.
Employee-owned RV rental chain with Standard and Large motorhomes, though Beaufort reviews are mixed.
RV rental serving Easley and the Upstate South Carolina area, booked through Outdoorsy.
The mix leans small. Of the 13 listings, 2 are motorhomes, 1 is a camper van, and 2 are travel trailers. Nobody here offers one-way drop, so plan a loop rather than a straight line down the coast. Call before you count on a specific floor plan. Rental fleets shift, and a company that shows a travel trailer today may have it out for the season. Ask whether the tow vehicle needs a brake controller and weight-distribution hitch. If you are renting a camper van, sit in it first. Some look roomier in photos than they feel after four hours.
Paradise RV Sales and Service carries the most weight with 301 reviews at 4.8, and it is the one place listing motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers together. Cozy Turtle holds a 5.0 across 93 reviews and delivers. Todd's RV Rentals is smaller at 4.8 from 22 reviews and handles travel trailers only. Open Road RV Sales & Rentals sits at 4.6 with 55 reviews. Big Boy Toys and Retromodern Campers both show 5.0, but each from just 6 reviews, so treat those scores as a starting point and ask questions on the phone.
Five of the 13 companies bring the rig to you, which is worth the fee if your campsite is a couple of hours out. Ask what the delivery charge covers and who sets up the leveling. Budget for mileage and generator hours. Motorhome rentals often include a daily generator allowance, and overage runs by the hour. I once paid a surprise charge because nobody told me the meter started at zero. Insurance is the other item to settle early. Your personal auto policy probably does not follow you into a rental, so ask what the company sells and what your own card covers. Put the security deposit on a credit card so a hold does not drain your checking account.
There are 13 listed statewide, with an average rating of 4.2 across them. The mix is small: 2 motorhomes, 1 camper van, and 2 travel trailers, so availability on a specific type can be thin. Call ahead and be flexible on dates.
Yes, 5 of the 13 listings offer delivery. Cozy Turtle, Paradise RV Sales and Service, Todd's RV Rentals, and Big Boy Toys are among them. Ask about the delivery fee and what setup is included before booking.
Cozy Turtle has a perfect 5.0 from 93 reviews. Paradise RV Sales and Service has 4.8 from 301 reviews, the largest sample on the list. Todd's RV Rentals is at 4.8 from 22 reviews. Small review counts, like the 6 at Big Boy Toys, tell you less.
Ask about the generator-hours allowance and the mileage rate, since both can add to the bill. Confirm what the security deposit is and how it is held. Check what insurance the company sells and what your own coverage does. Get pet rules and any cleaning fee in writing.