Vacationland
Big Rock RV dealer with rentals plus sales, service, and storage, rated 4.8 from over 600 reviews.
Seven travel trailer rental companies serve Illinois, averaging 4.5 stars. I've rented four RVs myself, including one lemon, and I've learned to check the details before booking. This list covers the main names, from Vacationland to 83RV, so you can compare ratings and features without guessing. Booking early for summer and holidays is smart, and always ask about delivery if you don't want to tow.
Big Rock RV dealer with rentals plus sales, service, and storage, rated 4.8 from over 600 reviews.
Family-owned Carol Stream RV dealer since 1989 with rentals, service, and a 4.7 rating from 96 reviews.
Chenoa camper rental with delivery, setup, and stocked kitchens, rated 5.0 by reviewers who praise the service.
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop on I-72 in Jacksonville, serving campers since 1993.
Arlington Heights RV and travel trailer rental with a perfect 5.0 rating from three Google reviews.
Family-run Long Grove RV dealer with 30 years of service, now offering sales by appointment and rentals via The RV Rental Factory.
Small Marion RV rental outfit with delivery to campsites and mixed reviews on booking reliability.
Illinois has seven travel trailer rental companies, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Vacationland leads with a 4.8 rating from 603 reviews and rents only travel trailers. Hometown RV (4.7 stars, 96 reviews) offers travel trailers plus motorhomes, camper vans, toy haulers, and specialty RVs, and they deliver. Midwest Camper Rentals has a perfect 5.0 from 15 reviews and rents travel trailers with pet-friendly and delivery options. Hopper RV (4.4, 121 reviews) and Jackpot Joe (5.0, 3 reviews) focus on travel trailers. 83RV Inc. (4.1, 153 reviews) rents travel trailers and other types and delivers. Four of the seven companies deliver to you, which saves you from towing if you're not comfortable. Two offer delivered units specifically, so you can have the trailer set up at your campsite. If you need a pet-friendly rental, Midwest Camper Rentals lists pets as an option, but always confirm their policy before booking. I once rented a trailer that looked fine online but had a faulty awning, so inspect everything at pickup.
When you book a travel trailer, ask about generator hours if you're using one. I got hit with a surprise fee for going over the limit. Mileage fees can add up if you tow far, and security deposits vary by company, so read the fine print. Insurance is often offered but check what it covers. Kitchen and linen kits might be extra, and one-way drop fees apply if you return to a different location. For summer and holidays, book early. I rented a lemon once because I skipped the walkthrough, so take your time checking the trailer before you drive off.
There are 7 travel trailer rental companies in Illinois on this list. They have an average rating of 4.5 stars. Four of them offer delivery to your location, which is handy if you don't want to tow.
Vacationland has the most reviews with 603, and a rating of 4.8. Hometown RV follows with 96 reviews, and 83RV Inc. has 153 reviews. More reviews can give you a better sense of what to expect.
Midwest Camper Rentals lists pets as a feature, so they may allow pets. Always confirm their pet policy and any fees before booking. Other companies might also allow pets, but ask directly.
Inspect the hitch, lights, tires, and brakes. Ask about generator hours and mileage limits to avoid surprise fees. Also check the security deposit and insurance coverage. A quick walkthrough can save you trouble later.