Durango RV Rental
Small Durango rental outfit with motorhomes and ultralight trailers, rated 4.8 from 38 reviews.
I have rented four RVs, and one was a lemon. A travel trailer is simpler: you tow it, park it, and sleep in it. Six rental companies in Colorado list travel trailers, averaging 4.2 stars. Three will deliver to your site. If you plan to tow, check your vehicle's capacity. If not, delivery saves you the stress. Book early for summer and holidays, and ask about generator fees before you sign.
Small Durango rental outfit with motorhomes and ultralight trailers, rated 4.8 from 38 reviews.
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Towing a travel trailer means you need a properly equipped vehicle and some practice. Three of the six companies will deliver the trailer to your campsite, which is a good option if you lack a tow vehicle or want to avoid mountain driving with a trailer. Delivery fees vary, so ask. If you tow, confirm the trailer's weight and hitch setup match your vehicle. I once ignored that and spent a trip white-knuckling every turn. Colorado's passes are no place to learn. Also ask about brake controllers and sway bars. Some rentals include them, some don't. Get it in writing before you show up.
The nightly rate is only part of the bill. Ask about generator hours: some companies charge extra if you run the generator past a set limit, and I have been hit with that surprise fee. Mileage may be unlimited on one listing, but otherwise check the allowance. The security deposit is usually refundable but can be sizable, so know the hold amount. Insurance is another line item: your auto policy may not cover a trailer, so confirm who covers what. Kitchen and linen kits often cost extra. Pet rules vary by company. One-way drop fees do not apply here since no companies offer one-way rentals.
Around the Park RV (4.6 stars, 125 reviews) rents travel trailers and offers delivery and airport pickup. Durango RV Rental (4.8 stars, 38 reviews) also rents trailers, though it does not list delivery. Cruise America (3.8 stars, 707 reviews) has trailers and unlimited mileage on some units, plus delivery and a kitchen kit. Outdoorsy (3.9 stars, 36 reviews) is a peer-to-peer marketplace with delivery, airport service, and insurance options. Breezy RV Rentals - Camelot (3.8 stars, 44 reviews) and Anchor Point RV & Camper Rentals (no reviews yet) round out the six. Ratings are a guide, not a guarantee.
Six companies list travel trailers. Three of them deliver to your site. The average rating across the six is 4.2 stars.
No. None of the six companies list one-way rentals, so plan a round trip.
Ask about generator hours, mileage overages, kitchen and linen kits, and the security deposit. I once got a surprise generator-hours fee, so get the policy in writing before you book.
Pet policies vary by company. None of the six list pet-friendly as a feature, so ask each one directly.