RV Fun Rental
Oceanside RV rental with motorhomes, campers and trailers, delivery available and a 4.8 rating across 225 reviews.
Toy haulers solve a specific problem: you want to bring the dirt bikes, the side-by-side or the kayaks and still sleep in a real bed. California has 11 rental companies listing toy haulers, averaging 4.4 stars, and 9 of them will deliver the trailer to you. I've rented four RVs over the years, including one lemon, so I read listings closely now. Here's how to sort the good ones from the rest.
Oceanside RV rental with motorhomes, campers and trailers, delivery available and a 4.8 rating across 225 reviews.
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The biggest name in the state is RV Fun Rental, sitting at 4.8 stars across 225 reviews. It covers motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers and toy haulers, and it allows pets, which matters if the dog rides along. ShareMyCoach is close behind at 4.5 stars over 184 reviews, and Stress Free RVs has 103 reviews at 4.3. Smaller outfits are worth a look too: GoSilver runs 4.8 stars on just 16 reviews, and Rv Rentals Way of Life shows a 5.0 on 8. Thin review counts cut both ways, so ask direct questions before you book. Nine of the 11 companies deliver, which saves you a drive to a yard with a truck that's rated for the hitch weight.
A toy hauler's garage is the whole point, but the size you need depends on what you're loading. Measure your bikes or side-by-side, including handlebars and mirrors, against the cargo area before you commit. Then check the tow rating on your own truck and subtract the trailer's loaded weight, water and gear included. I learned this the hard way with a rental that looked right in photos and was miserable on a grade. Two companies here list pet-friendly policies, so confirm the pet fee and any cleaning charge in writing. Seven of the 11 also offer delivery, which is often cheaper than renting a bigger tow vehicle for a weekend.
The nightly rate is never the whole bill. Generator hours are the classic surprise, and I've been hit with an overage charge for running one past the included allowance, so ask how hours are tracked and what the overage costs. Mileage is the other one: some rentals include a generous allowance, others charge per mile, and a long trip adds up fast. Then there's the security deposit, which is usually refundable but ties up real money on your card. Insurance is the third piece, so find out what the company's policy covers and what your own auto or RV coverage handles before you sign. Kitchen and linen kits are often optional extras, and worth pricing in advance.
There are 11 rental companies listing toy haulers in the state, with an average rating of 4.4 stars. Nine of them offer delivery, and one lists one-way rentals. RV Fun Rental and ShareMyCoach carry the most reviews.
Two companies here list pet-friendly policies. Confirm the pet fee and any cleaning charge before booking, and ask whether pets are allowed in the garage area or only the living quarters. Rules vary by owner, so get it in writing.
Watch for generator-hour overages, mileage beyond the included allowance, the refundable security deposit, and optional kitchen or linen kits. Ask how generator hours are tracked and what overage costs before you sign, since that charge tends to appear at return.
Not necessarily. Nine of the 11 companies deliver, which means you can skip towing altogether. If you do tow, check your truck's rating against the trailer's loaded weight, including water and gear, and confirm the hitch setup with the rental company.