Kissimmee Orlando RV Rental
Orlando RV and camper rentals with delivery, setup, and a 4.9 rating from 500 reviews.
Florida rewards a travel trailer: you can park it near the springs, the coast or a theme park and still drive the tow vehicle to dinner. This page covers 28 rental companies across the state, averaging 4.5 stars, and 22 of them will deliver the trailer to your site. That delivery detail matters more than you think, especially if you don't own a capable tow vehicle.
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Twenty-two of the 28 companies here deliver, which is the number I'd check first. Delivering a trailer means you skip the hitch, the brake controller and the white-knuckle backing into a site after a long drive. It also usually means the company sets it up and walks you through the hookups. Ask who pays if something breaks on the road and who handles the sewer hose. Get the delivery window in writing. My worst rental was a trailer that showed up two hours late with a dead battery, and the walkthrough was a shrug. Ratings help: Kissimmee Orlando RV Rental sits at 4.9 stars over 500 reviews, and Meacham's RV holds 4.9 across 381.
Travel trailers are the whole point here, all 28 companies offer them, and several run other rigs too. Ten also rent motorhomes, eight have Class A, four have camper vans and four have Class C. Two offer toy haulers and one handles specialty rentals. Only three list pet-friendly trailers, so if the dog is coming, filter for that early. Expect a security deposit held on your card and confirm what insurance covers before you tow. Mileage and generator fees vary by company, and a generator-hours charge once caught me at return. Read the line items, not just the nightly rate. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, so ask what's included.
The rental clusters sit around Kissimmee, Tampa and Orlando, which puts you within reach of the theme parks and the Gulf beaches. From Tampa you can run south to the Sarasota area or north toward the Nature Coast. Kissimmee is the easy base for a park-heavy week. Summer and holiday weekends book out early, so reserve well ahead and confirm the cancellation terms. If you want to drop the trailer somewhere other than where you picked it up, ask about one-way fees first; only one company here lists one-way service. Otherwise plan a loop and tow it back yourself.
There are 28 travel trailer rental companies listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Twenty-two of them offer delivery to your site, which is worth checking before you book if you don't have a tow vehicle.
Twenty-two of the 28 companies deliver. That's most of them, so you have options. Delivery usually includes setup and a walkthrough of the hookups, and it saves you from buying a brake controller or practicing your reversing.
Only three of the 28 companies list pet-friendly trailers, so book early if the dog is traveling. Confirm the pet rules in writing, including any cleaning charge, and don't assume a company that allows pets allows them in every trailer.
Mileage and generator hours are the two that surprise people, and I've been hit with a generator-hours charge at return. Also ask about the security deposit, insurance coverage and who pays for what, plus any one-way drop fee. Kitchen and linen kits are often extra.