M&S Trailer Rentals LLC
Bellefontaine trailer and camper rental with a 5.0 rating from 151 reviews and a helpful owner named Michael.
Ohio
Travel Trailer Rental in Ohio
Ohio has 11 travel trailer rentals, and six of them will bring the trailer to your site. That delivery option matters if you do not have a capable tow vehicle or would rather not deal with hitching and sway on I-70. The average rating across these companies is 4.9, so the field is small but strong. I have rented four RVs, including one that leaked in the rain, so I read reviews closely and ask about fees before booking.
Discover Travel Trailer Rental in Ohio
11Companies listed
4.9★Average Google rating
8Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
D&D RV Sales, Rentals, & Service
Family-run RV dealer west of Dayton with rentals, sales, and service, rated 4.8 from 241 reviews.
Overland Tonight - Overland RV Travel Trailer Teardrop Rentals
Akron trailer rentals with delivery, strong reviews for clean campers and an owner who sorts out problems.
Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg
Columbus RV rental with travel trailers and Airstreams, delivery available, 4.8 stars from 132 reviews.
Roam Wrench RV
Springfield RV shop with rentals, sales and repair, rated 5.0 from 11 reviews.
Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg - Cleveland
Lorain RV rental shop with travel trailers, driveables and Airstreams, rated 4.7 from 181 reviews.
Medina Adventure Company, Inc
Westfield Center RV and camper rentals with delivery and setup, plus glamping tents and gear.
Adventure Life RV
Wadsworth trailer rental with a brand new, fully equipped travel trailer and a perfect 5.0 rating.
CinDay Rentals
Family-owned Moraine rental shop offering motorhomes, travel trailers, cars and more, with delivery around Southwest Ohio.
Fireside RV Rental - New Philadelphia, OH
New Philadelphia RV rentals with a 5.0 rating, offering travel trailers and motorhomes plus delivery and setup.
FF Camper Rental
Family-friendly camper rental in Wellington, Ohio, with delivery and setup at local campgrounds.
What the 11 rentals offer
Most of the 11 travel trailer rentals in Ohio are traditional tow-behind units, with a few pop-up and toy hauler options mixed in. Eight listings mention delivery, which is higher than I expected for a state this size. That means you can book a trailer and have it set up at a campground near Hocking Hills or along Lake Erie without owning a truck. Three companies offer monthly rates, useful if you are working in Ohio for a season rather than taking a week off. Only one listing is a Class C, so if you want a motorized unit, you are mostly looking at trailers here.
Companies worth a closer look
M&S Trailer Rentals LLC has a 5.0 rating from 151 reviews and offers delivery. D&D RV Sales, Rentals, & Service has 241 reviews at 4.8 and rents pop-ups alongside travel trailers. Overland Tonight focuses on teardrop trailers, which suit two people and tow easily behind a smaller SUV. Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg has two Ohio locations and offers airport pickup at one, handy if you are flying in. Roam Wrench RV rents toy haulers if you are bringing motorcycles or ATVs. I would call ahead to confirm the trailer you want is on the lot, since inventory is limited.
Fees, deposits and what to ask
I once got hit with a generator-hours fee because I assumed it was included. With travel trailers, the equivalent surprises are propane refills, holding tank dump fees and cleaning charges if you return it dirty. Ask what the security deposit is and how long it takes to come back. If you are towing, confirm the trailer's weight and hitch setup match your vehicle, and check whether insurance covers the trailer or only the tow vehicle. Delivery fees vary by distance, so get a quote to your specific campground. Summer and holiday weekends book early, especially near state parks.
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How many travel trailer rentals are in Ohio?
There are 11 travel trailer rental companies listed in Ohio. Six of them offer delivery, and three have monthly rates. The average rating is 4.9, based on the listings shown.
Do any Ohio travel trailer rentals deliver to my campsite?
Yes, eight listings in Ohio mention delivery. That means the company brings the trailer to your site and sets it up, so you do not need a tow vehicle. Confirm the delivery radius and fee when you book.
What should I check before renting a travel trailer?
Ask about the security deposit, propane and dump fees, and whether insurance covers the trailer. If you are towing, confirm the trailer's weight and hitch match your vehicle. Get the delivery fee in writing if you are not picking up.
Are pets allowed in Ohio travel trailer rentals?
None of the 11 listings show a pet-friendly filter, so assume pets are not allowed unless the company says otherwise. Call ahead and ask about pet rules, and expect a possible pet fee if they do allow them.