Virginia

Travel Trailer Rental in Virginia

Virginia rewards a rig you can unhitch and leave at camp while you drive into town or up a fire road. Five rental companies here list travel trailers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.9. Four of those businesses will deliver the trailer to your site, which saves you a towing setup if your vehicle isn't rated for it. I've rented four RVs over the years, including one trailer that leaked in a rainstorm, so I read the details before I book.

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4.9★Average Google rating
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Top-rated rental companies

B&W RV rentals in Chantilly, VA

B&W RV rentals

3900 Skyhawk Dr Suite 3A, Chantilly, VA ★ 5.0 (88 Google reviews)

Veteran-owned RV rentals in Chantilly with helpful walkthroughs, delivery, and a 5.0 rating from 88 reviews.

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Ace RV Rentals in Rochelle, VA

Ace RV Rentals

3800 Shelby Rd, Rochelle, VA ★ 4.7 (358 Google reviews)

Rochelle RV dealer with rentals and repair, praised for responsive staff and fair pricing.

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E3 Adventure Company in Salem, VA

E3 Adventure Company

2634 W Main St, Salem, VA ★ 5.0 (7 Google reviews)

Salem, VA camper rental with delivery and RV transport, rated 5.0 from 7 Google reviews.

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Freedom RV Rentals

11256 Old Telegraph Rd, Ashland, VA ★ 4.6 (58 Google reviews)

Ashland RV rental with motorhomes and travel trailers, delivery available, praised for clean units and helpful owner.

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Rent RV Experience

619 London Bridge Rd Unit A, Virginia Beach, VA ★ 5.0 (2 Google reviews)

Virginia Beach RV rental with 5.0 stars from 2 reviews, offering motorhomes and travel trailers with delivery.

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Who rents trailers here

B&W RV rentals holds a 5.0 rating from 88 reviews and handles delivery along with pet-friendly bookings. Ace RV Rentals carries the largest review base at 358 with a 4.7 rating and offers insurance. E3 Adventure Company is small, 7 reviews at 5.0, and delivers. Freedom RV Rentals sits at 4.6 from 58 reviews and also delivers. Rent RV Experience has 2 reviews at 5.0 and delivers. Two of the five companies offer one-way rentals. If you're towing from out of state, ask about the drop fee before you commit, because that charge varies by distance and isn't always in the base rate.

Delivery and towing

Four of the five businesses deliver to you. That matters if your daily driver isn't rated for a trailer's loaded weight or you don't want to install a brake controller for a single trip. When a company delivers, they usually level the trailer and walk you through the hookups, which is a good moment to ask about the generator and the water tank. If you plan to tow, confirm the trailer's hitch height and dry weight against your vehicle's rating before booking. I once rented a trailer that was heavier than advertised once loaded, and it made the whole drive tense.

Costs beyond the nightly rate

The nightly rate is only part of the bill. Ask each company how generator hours are metered, because I've been hit with a surprise fee for running one past an allowance. Mileage may or may not be included, so get that in writing. The security deposit is refundable but ties up funds, and insurance or damage coverage usually comes from the company or your own policy, so find out who covers what. Only one of these five companies lists pet-friendly rentals, so if your dog is coming, confirm before you book. Kitchen and linen kits are often add-ons, not included.

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Questions people ask

How many travel trailer rental companies are in Virginia?

Five companies are listed on this page. Four of them deliver the trailer to your site, and two offer one-way rentals. The average rating across the group is 4.9, so the bar is high and you shouldn't have to settle for a poor match.

Which company has the most reviews?

Ace RV Rentals has 358 reviews and a 4.7 rating. B&W RV rentals has 88 reviews at 5.0, and Freedom RV Rentals has 58 at 4.6. The other two have fewer than ten reviews each, so weigh their perfect scores accordingly.

Do I need to tow the trailer myself?

Not necessarily. Four of the five companies deliver, which means they bring the trailer to your campsite and set it up. That's a good option if your vehicle isn't rated for the loaded weight or you'd rather not deal with a brake controller for one trip.

Can I bring my dog?

One company, B&W RV rentals, lists pet-friendly rentals. The others may still allow pets by request, so call ahead and ask about any pet deposit or cleaning fee. Don't assume the policy is the same across all five.