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St. Paul RV rental agency with a 4.8 rating and 253 reviews, renting campers, motorhomes, and more.
Minnesota travel trailer rentals run to nine listings here, and the average review score sits at 4.6, which tells you most renters came home happy. Six of those nine will deliver the trailer to your site, so you can skip the towing learning curve entirely. I have rented four RVs in my life, and the one thing I would tell you up front: read the fee sheet before you sign, because that is where the surprises live.
St. Paul RV rental agency with a 4.8 rating and 253 reviews, renting campers, motorhomes, and more.
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Summer weekends and holiday weeks fill first, so reserve early if your dates are fixed. Five of the nine deliver, and delivery slots can be tighter than the trailers themselves, so book that along with the rig. One-way drop is rare here, with only one listing offering it, so plan a loop if you can. Three companies do monthly rentals, and a long booking often gets you a better conversation about fees. Ask for a written total before you pay: base rate, cleaning, delivery, generator hours, deposit. That single page is what separates a good trip from the lemon I once towed home.
Nine travel trailer rentals are listed in the state, with an average review score of 4.6. Six of the nine offer delivery to your site, three do monthly rentals, and one offers one-way drop. The listings also include motorhomes, camper vans, pop-ups and toy haulers if you want to compare types.
Six of the nine travel trailer listings offer delivery, so you can have the rig set up at your campsite without buying a tow vehicle or learning to back a trailer into a spot. Book the delivery slot with the trailer, since delivery schedules can be tighter than availability.
Ask about the security deposit and when it is refunded, mileage terms if you tow, generator hours if the rig has one, cleaning, and delivery. Kitchen and linen kits are often extras. Get the full total in writing so nothing shows up after the trip.
None of the nine listings shows pets as welcome, so ask the company directly before you plan around it. One-way drop is offered by just one listing, Hilltop Camper and RV, so most trips here are round trips back to the pickup point.