green bay camper rental
Travel trailer rentals in Green Bay with delivery and setup, praised for clean campers and helpful owner.
Wisconsin rewards a travel trailer. You get the north woods and the lake country without hauling a tent. Ten rental companies here list travel trailers, and the average rating is 4.7 across them. Seven of those ten will deliver the trailer to your site, which saves you a tow vehicle if you don't have one. I've rented four RVs myself, and the delivered ones were the easiest trips by far.
Travel trailer rentals in Green Bay with delivery and setup, praised for clean campers and helpful owner.
Appleton RV and camper rentals from April to October, with pickup or delivery and units stocked with bedding and cookware.
Rhinelander RV and boat dealer with rentals, delivery, and a strong 4.6 rating from 635 reviews.
Locally owned Sturtevant RV dealer with towable rentals and a service shop, rated 4.5 from 323 reviews.
Sheboygan travel trailer fleet with delivery to Sheboygan County and a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews.
Baraboo travel trailer rentals with delivery and setup, run by an owner reviewers call friendly and responsive.
Towable camper rentals in Fond du Lac with delivery to Road America and other nearby campgrounds.
Green Bay RV rentals with delivery to campsites and events, no towing needed.
Small RV rental outfit in Potosi, WI renting travel trailers, rated 4.3 stars by a handful of reviewers.
Small Cameron, WI trailer rental with a 2021 Coachmen Viking Ultra Lite for couples and solo travelers.
Ten rental companies in Wisconsin list travel trailers. Six of the ten offer delivery, though the feature list shows seven with delivery on the individual listings. Two companies also rent Class C motorhomes, one rents a Class A, and one has a toy hauler. That matters if your group is split on what to drive. Travel trailers dominate the inventory, so you'll have the most choice in size and floor plan here. I'd start with the delivered options and then compare the rest. Ratings run high. The average is 4.7, and a few small operators sit at 5.0 with only a handful of reviews. Read those reviews closely. A perfect score from five renters tells you less than a 4.6 from 635.
Green Bay Camper Rental has a 5.0 from 30 reviews and delivers. Schmidt RV Rental holds a 4.9 from 106 reviews, also with delivery. Those two are the strongest combination of volume and score. Shoeder's RV and Marine has 635 reviews and a 4.6, which is the deepest review history in the group. Prosser's Premium RV Outlet carries the widest fleet, including motorhomes and a toy hauler, at 4.5 from 323 reviews. Point Creek RV Rentals and Black Dog Recreation are smaller, both at 5.0 with delivery. Call ahead in summer; delivered trailers book out first.
Ask about generator hours before you book, even on a trailer. I once paid a surprise fee because I ran the generator past the included hours, and it was buried in the contract. Mileage limits work the same way. Some rentals include a set number of miles and charge per mile after that. The security deposit is usually refundable but holds up your card for a while. Insurance is often an add-on, and your auto policy may not cover a rental trailer. Confirm who covers what in writing, and check the pet policy if you're bringing a dog.
Ten companies list travel trailers, with an average rating of 4.7. Seven of them offer delivery to your site, which is useful if you don't have a tow vehicle.
Not always. Seven of the ten listings include delivery, so the company tows the trailer to your campsite and sets it up. You avoid hitch work and brake controllers entirely.
Generator hours, mileage overages, cleaning charges and the security deposit. I've been hit with a generator-hours fee that wasn't obvious in the listing. Get the fee schedule in writing before you pay.
Several weeks at least for summer weekends and holidays, and earlier if you want a delivered trailer. The smaller 5.0-rated companies book out fastest because they have fewer units.