Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals (RV Camper Rentals)
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Maine rewards a travel trailer like few states do, and the rental scene here is small but solid: five companies listed, averaging 4.9 stars across reviews. All five deliver to you, which takes the towing question off the table if you'd rather not haul. Three allow pets. I've rented four RVs in my time, one of them a lemon, so I read listings closely and ask about fees before booking.
Brewer, Maine RV and camper rentals with delivery to Acadia, plus pontoons and pet-friendly units.
Otisfield travel trailer rentals with delivery, stocked units, free Wi-Fi, and a 5.0 rating from 13 reviews.
Pet-friendly RV and camper rentals in Anson, Maine, with delivery and a 4.6-star rating from 31 reviews.
South China camper rental with delivery, setup, and pet-friendly trailers, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Lewiston travel trailer rentals with four stocked campers and delivery around New England.
Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals (RV Camper Rentals) is the heavyweight on this list: a 5.0 rating from 74 reviews, and the widest range, with motorhomes, camper vans and travel trailers, plus monthly options, pet-friendly units, airport pickup and insurance. Campers2go RV Rentals carries a perfect 5.0 from 13 reviews and keeps things simple with trailers delivered to you. Jackson RV Rental, LLC rates 4.6 from 31 reviews and mixes motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers and a Class C, with delivery and pets allowed. Central Maine Camper Rentals LLC. (5.0 from 9 reviews) and ADRENTure, LLC round out the five. All deliver. Ask each one what delivery covers, because setup at the site and a walkthrough differ company to company.
If you've never towed a trailer, delivery is the easier path, and in Maine every rental company here offers it. You pick a campground, they drop the trailer and level it, and you sleep in it that night. What you should confirm is who sets up the hitch and stabilizers, whether the water and power get connected, and what happens if you arrive after the office closes. When I rented, the drop fee and the generator-hours charge were the two line items that surprised me. Delivery fees vary by distance, so give the company your actual campground address before you compare quotes.
The nightly rate is only part of the bill. Ask about the security deposit and when it comes back, what the insurance covers and what your own auto policy might already handle, and any cleaning or dump fee. Generator use, when a trailer has one, is often billed by the hour past a set allowance, so get the number in writing. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes add-ons, so ask what's included. Summer and holiday weekends book early in Maine, and a refundable deposit usually holds the dates.
Five are listed here, and all five deliver to you. Three allow pets. The average rating is 4.9 stars, though one company, ADRENTure, LLC, has no reviews yet, so its score is not counted.
Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals (RV Camper Rentals) has 74 reviews and a 5.0 rating, the largest track record on the list. Jackson RV Rental, LLC is next with 31 reviews at 4.6.
Not if you choose delivery, which every company here offers. If you plan to tow yourself, confirm the trailer's weight against your vehicle's rating before booking, and ask the company what hitch and brake setup the trailer needs.
Three of the five companies allow pets: Maine Campah & Pontoon Boat Rentals, Jackson RV Rental, LLC and Central Maine Camper Rentals LLC. Ask each one about breed or size limits and any pet fee before you book.