How Much Does an RV Rental Cost? We Answer 8 Questions Before You Rent an RV

[@tomahawktom7595]

I just sold my RV and the best advice out there for anyone...NEVER BUY AN RV! Always rent anything that floats, flies or is an RV...Every RV out there is so cheaply made and is glued together and the pipes that they have a leak or come loose that it is not worth investing tens of thousands of dollars to purchase one so those of you who are reading this comment please do not purchase an RV it will seem like a good idea when you purchase it but it’s the worst mistake you make financially..Rent one .

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Buying an RV certainly isn't for everyone. Sounds like you had a particularly tough time with yours. That said... I don't think it is a black and white rule. The more time you spend in an RV, the more it makes sense to buy instead of rent. If you are going to make it your full time home like we did the last 6 years, it of course makes sense to buy. BUT... if you only plan to use one a few weeks, and maybe even a couple months per year, renting is very likely the better choice for many people. -M

[@benw1234]

Tom, thanks for your advice on not buying an RV. Makes perfect sense!

[@gadfanad]

My wife and I have been thinking about doing an RV rental as a first step in testing out RV ownership. Thanks for doing this video!

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful! We are big fans of that approach. -M

[@solgoode1]

Great video. I would like to say that I think the way RV rental is setup today is outrageous. Way too overpriced. Nightly rates are comparable to hotel night stays. Not acceptable. I think they would be doing a lot more business if they knocked out the nightly rate for anything over 1 week and they negotiate a flat sum. Renter pays for gas, propane etc. I think a reasonable over all fee for 1 month would be like $1800.

[@Rvlove]

The rates generally do get more and more reasonable the longer you rent. Yes, they are commonly as high as hotels, but this is a different experience in that if you are renting a motorized RV, it is your transportation AND your place to stay. Lots of different options for renting. But 2020 was such a high demand year for RV rentals, the prices were probably even higher than normal. 2021 will likely be another high demand year for RV rentals. But maybe it will flatten out a bit later. Also... RVs can be expensive to own and operate. Check out our recent blog post about the cost of RV ownership here. rvlove.com/rv6yearexpense -M

[@solgoode1]

@@Rvlove Thanks for your reply. It's food for thought. I'm trying to figure out how to make this happen but I just can't justify the costs.

[@imnitguy]

Just buy one, use it and re-sell it. No need to rent. I never have.

[@JS-jh4cy]

What about driver training course for one day?

[@Rvlove]

Definitely good to get some training before driving big RVs

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

I checked out the moving bill rentals here in Canada & it was really expensive! Unless you wanted to stay close to home. 100 miles per day is nothing for us to drive. I’ll have to try a RV Share type rental, see if they’re a better deal. For short trips our tent is just fine. Thanks for this info!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for sharing. Glad you enjoyed the video. -M

[@Jennettexo]

I was looking to rent a rv to save money, I’m not sure if it’s a good idea...I’ve been wanting to do it and just stay in my town for a cheaper cost of living and to eventually figure out another plan. Living in a “apartment” is a hassle for me rn mentally and i just need time to think.

[@Rvlove]

Renting an RV is a great idea for short term. It might make sense to rent a trailer, parked in a stationary location for a period of time while you figure things out. But if longer than a couple months, the cost savings will likely tip over to buying instead of renting. -M

[@Jennettexo]

@Yusuf Abdullah I still live in my apartment lol

[@kylepifer9509]

We have rented several motor homes first an A in Washington state. Next was a C in Florida. Then a B in ca.then another.A C to go to Pa for two weeks with two grands. Only 1 break down was in Washington state and we just parked and waited for service but we could still prepare dinner👍🏻. The rolling billboard is not conducive to people knowing you know what you are doing and are overly helpful 🤷‍♀️😂

[@Rvlove]

Wow! That is great that you have had so many RV rental experiences. Agreed that one of the great things about RVs, is if there is a delay from a breakdown or weather, at least you have your home with you to relax or prepare a meal. I had that same thought... that driving a billboard if you are new, might be good to let folks know you might need a little extra help. But, RV community is generally pretty helpful anyway.Thanks for sharing. -M

[@TheGrumpyAngelPR]

Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful and informative for a newbie like me who is just getting interested in RV rental now. Safe travels!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you found it so helpful. Wishing you every success, and safe travels. -M

[@gismoo77]

Thank you very much. This video is really helpful. My wife is half American half German, I am German. We are currently planning to travel across the USA by RV and visit every single state, starting Oktober 2021. We run our own consultancy company and therefore we also want to try out if we can work remotely and online from the RV. Kind of ‚work and travel‘. :) So this will be an amazing adventure and an opportunity to learn about how diverse the US actually are and go beyond typical stereotypes. We plan to stay at the US on a quarterly basis, go back to Germany, stay there for another three months, go back to the US and so on... Therefore the whole journey will take years to complete. ❤️🇺🇸

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for sharing your plans for your grand adventure. sounds like an amazing few years you have planned. Glad that our video was so helpful to you in your planning. Wishing you a wonderful adventure. -M

[@imnitguy]

Like anything else, if you buy low you can sell high. I've owned 3-4 pull behinds and 4 motorhomes and if I've lost $3000 over the entirety of my RV ownership that would be generous. Just buy one, buy it right and sell it before you lose money on it. I bought a 2007 Conquest 31' with a whole wall slide out, paid $31,500 and sold it for $750 less than I paid two years later. Financed it on a 0% Capital one card for 12 months. They made almost no money on me, they no longer send me these offers but Discover and Citi do. If you have a good credit score, you should let the bank finance it to you with terms, provided you can pay it off proper.

[@papablueshirt]

Seems like renting is the way to go to try out the life style before you leap. Some people go full time on the road and regret it, this would give you a chance to try it out first. thanks for sharing.

[@Rvlove]

Absolutely. Renting an RV is a great way to test the water before jumping in deeper. -M

[@b.still.create8937]

Monthly RV rentals are not always cost-efficient. But if you look at it this way...RVs require generator service every 150 hours, oil changes every 5000 miles, tires rotated every 10,000 , miles, sewage tank cleaning, interior cleaning, exterior washing. Plus, even brand new RVs can have problems and they depreciate 10 percent as you drive off the lot. Oh and don’t forget the person or people handled the rental, orientation, driving lesson, etcetera

[@Thesaltymedic36]

We are going to get another Rv. After visiting Hershey and Tampa this year it helped narrow it down. Were looking at the Winnebago Navion in 2 different floor plans. So we’re going to rent both floor plans, take some notes and hopefully make a decision off of that. I mean to spend 80,90 or 100K, what’s a thousand or two to make an informed decision. Nice video thanks 👍🏼

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for your great comment. Love seeing that you are being so thorough in your research. Drastically increasing the odds of making the right choice when you commit to the purchase. The money you will have spent on your rentals will pay off big when you know you made the right call on your RV. -M

[@Rvlove]

Here's our related blog post with more info: rvlove.com/rvrentalfaq - enjoy! And let us know if you have any questions! - J&M

[@Stormchasing658]

Renting downfall is the 100 mile per day limit or pay $.40 for each additional mile. Can’t even get out of the Chicago area in 100 miles.(Alaska has no limits like that). It’s a bad policy as it makes it unaffordable.

[@Rvlove]

Not everyone has that limitation. But yes... definitely something very important to consider when renting. Also.. depending on how long you rent it, the miles might average out a bit. -M

[@evelinholmes6401]

What can I rent for $10.00 a day with gas in clouded? Nothing. That’s my budget ha ha☹️😔 so backyard it will be. Our trip is take the kids to McDonald’s for an Ice cream. These are awful prices. Happy for the people that can afford these prices.

[@Rvlove]

Traveling of any type is tough on $10/day. A tent and your regular vehicle might be the first step. -M

[@mike.p.1400]

Sorry you are so broke evelin.

[@markwolfe8753]

New to your channel and good info for someone brand new to this type of lifestyle. Great recommendations on the rental side to see if it suites us and deciding what type and size. Lots of homework and appreciate the info your putting out.

[@Rvlove]

Welcome aboard! And Thank you for your kind comments. We love knowing that what we share is so helpful to others. -M

[@marisag1963]

Thinking about renting RV but need WiFi for work. Having difficulty finding rentals that offer internet capabilities. Any suggestions? Thank you!

[@Rvlove]

Depending on how much internet you need, most get by just using their mobile phones or a portable hotspot device. Check with your cellular internet provider for options for short term use. sometimes they allow temporary changes to your cell phone plan. Our friends at Mobile Must Have or RV Mobile Internet might have some good solutions for you too. Here are a couple links for you. www.rvlove.com/MobileMustHave www.rvmobileinternet.com/ -M

[@marisag1963]

@@Rvlove thank you so much!

[@Luis-s8n5q]

I am interested in renting an RV, what should I do? If you could send me a link so I can communicate directly with you

[@DeborahMarshall-t7n]

It was very informative

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Glad you learned a lot.

[@michelinman8592]

Very nice and comprehensive video! I've only camped in tents, so I'd keep these tips in mind if I ever wanted to try RVing.

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wongkenny87]

So how’s the cleaning process before the RV return usually? Like all the trash. And the toilet “stuff” ? Sorry I’m new to the RV rental. Also the water system are that including at the beginning? Or fill up by us Thank you for answering

[@Rvlove]

We just cleaned it up as best as we could to what it was like when we picked it up. And of course dumped the tanks. -M

[@FedericoComesana]

Hey! How are you doing? Great video btw! I'm planning to visit BC soon for ~3 months. I'm looking for finding a small RV for 1 adult (me and my mountain bike). Maybe a Class B? I'm open to both options rent or purchase. However prices are insane... more than $100 a night for renting. I'm not sure if I'm searching in the wrong places or what. Do you have any advice where to look? Best!

[@Rvlove]

Glad you liked the video. RV rental prices are pretty high right now as the demand is high. -M

[@lelanixon3248]

Hi! Thanks so much for video. Single female traveler, thinking of renting, NEVER been in an RV. Any suggestions on how to learn what the major systems do in an RV? Power/ sewage/ storage/ waste? I’m watching a lot of 101 videos, but feel intimidated. I imagine when you rent an RV an amount of time is allowed to go over the systems with the person/ company you are renting from. Thanks

[@Rvlove]

Don't be concerned, it isn't super complicated. Most RV rental companies/people will give you a quick overview of systems before you head out. Of course, depending on how much learning you want to do, there are schools and certifications. But general day to day use is not too tough. -M

[@rachelmahan8425]

I needed this video I live on the east coast it’s about an 18hr drive to Disney world I have 3 young kids who I want to take to Disney and stay at fort wilderness but I’m curious if it’s less expensive or more then taking a plane and staying in a resort plus I’d love to stop in DC and maybe other stops on the way .. we would have 4 adults parents and grandparents plus the 3kids so I’m worried we won’t all fit in a class c any suggestions I’d appreciate love the videos guys 🥰😘

[@Rvlove]

Seven would be too many people for one Class C RV in my opinion. But, if you had a chaser vehicle, and were only sleeping in it, you might be ok. Probably would be better memories with a larger RV, or two vehicles. Wishing you a great trip! -M

[@konstantinpominov5232]

Thank you ZVZVZVZVZVZVZVZVZVZVZVZV

[@Rvlove]

Thank you

[@aportman58]

Even when we would take an motor home or travail trailer on a vacation, I would always still try to utilize all the travel park amenities (i.e. restrooms, showers, washing clothes machines-dryers, RV park water supply to wash my RV and personal items like (vehicles, bicycles, and toys, 4-wheelers, etc.). An important point is that you can leave your RV packed up and ready to go where all you have do to is through in a few last minutes things

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing!

[@paulne1514]

Have a truck camper that is over 40 years old. Last year it was vandalized and I don’t think it can be fixed. Everything still worked. We were thinking of a new truck camper, but the overhangs are to long. Not for standard cab trucks. And they are too tall. We are thinking about renting a class c. That way we can learn about all this new stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@Rvlove]

Sorry to hear about your truck camper. Glad you enjoyed the video, and hope you find a new solution for your needs. -M

[@candicemartin1888]

Is she Aussie??

[@Rvlove]

Yes, she is.

[@waterenglish9501]

Good video and to the point. I’m looking to rent an RV to travel from California to Kentucky to visit family with my 3 month old infant daughter. How can I install or find a proper child seat with a rental ?

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful! Definitely narrows the options when you need a proper child seat anchors, but they are out there. It will just take a little extra research.-M

[@markmiles4359]

On top of the rental, you have fuel and then extra mileage if you're actually going on a trip. I'd rather stay in a hotel at the end of the day for less money.

[@Rvlove]

Depends on where you are going. Sometimes there are no hotels where you are going. Hotels and AirBNBs make a lot of sense for some trips. But RV rentals are the only way to have other experiences. They both have their benefits for sure. -M

[@rosiedotz4117]

Rent an RV if you have Covid😯😲😱????

[@Rvlove]

No. If you have Covid, we would not recommend renting an RV. Renting an RV is a very good way to control your environment and travel. You might be making reference to a comment we made about how RVs can be a comfortable way for people to travel even if they have an illness or other limitations that are improved by letting them lay down. Also nice to have an onboard bathroom. But if you have a highly infectious and contagious condition like Covid, we of course recommend that you stay isolated in your home or if conditions warrant, a medical facility. Not travel. Thank you. -M

[@kyllegiovanni6718]

Great information, especially for an "RV neophyte" like me. I'm really considering this lifestyle fulltime, so renting will be a great way to determine which model will be right for me.

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful! We have much more helpful content on our website www.rvlove.com, and in our best selling book, Living the RV Life - Your Ultimate Guide to life on the road. Here is a link to our book on amazon amzn.to/2WbgRDi

[@mytube2013]

Can you drive a class C RV to do grocery shopping?

[@Rvlove]

I definitely think you can in most areas, especially if you are not towing a trailer. Most grocery stores have parking lots big enough, but some larger cities have parking garages, which would be an issue with the height restriction. -M

[@SoothingMusicForPeace]

This is great info. Thanks for creating this video its very helpful.

[@Rvlove]

sadly that is probably true

[@roydavis2242]

Cruise America said a few weeks ago that they are almost booked out though Oct. I know Mount Comfort RV in Indianapolis area has rentals. Our local RV center rented them but they're going out of business. Retiring and kids didn't want to run it. It's hard to compete with the bigger places.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing Roy. Yes, RV Rentals are VERY popular this summer. Shame about that business shutting down. -M

[@toddramsay977]

Around KY and Southern IN, the have mileage limits on the rental. Usually 100 miles anything more they charge so much a mile. Also charge for generator usage, you get 6 hrs a day usually and anything more they charge you extra.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing. Ours had 100 mile per day limit. Which, if only for a day, is hardly anything. But, if renting for two weeks like us, you can have get away a bit further. -M

[@barbarellalouisa9673]

Watch out for the miles That's where they get you so rent in the RV may not be much but your miles is where they're going to get you in the price so watch out for that

[@Rvlove]

Definitely need to make sure you pay attention to the mileage limitations. Our rentals were both for two weeks, and had 100 mile per day. so we were able to travel more than 1000 miles and still stay under the allowance. -M

[@TriPham-sn9jj]

you can fly then rent rv after arriving new city then rent rv cheaper than hotel usually over booked by credit card

[@Rvlove]

We have flown into an area and rented an RV before. Worked well for that trip. -M

[@pattiwalker9702]

This is my next step before buying (hopefully later this year). I've been leaning towards buying a Class B for fulltiming but renting gives me the option to try others before I do. I just think bigger might be too much for a solo traveler to wrap her head around ;-) especially parking solo... but maybe not if it's a B+ or small C? Thanks for all the tips and for recommending RV Share (I love AirBnB)

[@Rvlove]

Hi Patti! Yes a Class B or small Class C is a great choice for a solo traveler. Parking and navigating is much easier, as you don't have a co-pilot to help you! Renting is a great way to try a couple out and you'll be amazed at how much you'll learn about how well a rig works for you even over a weekend rental. Glad you found the info helpful!

[@pattiwalker9702]

@@Rvlove You guys are the best! I don't know if you know this but you got me started or should I say hooked 3 years ago. So I think of you as my RVing mom and dad. I'm always listening and learning from you. xoxo

[@davidallred4611]

Marc and Julie, because of you, my Wife and I have been looking high and low for a Country Coach. We have found several good deals and we are gong to purchase one by next week. When we do I will send some pictures and details. We just closed on our house sale! We are ready to hit the road. Thanks, David And Jenny Allred, from North Carolina.

[@Rvlove]

That is awesome! Congrats!

[@cathyholt1746]

5 can you rent an RV kind of like rent-to-own houses are financing or however that works do you think that could happen

[@Rvlove]

Not aware of any rent to own, but RVs do have the advantage of being able to get long term loans to keep the payment low. Just be careful with long term loans on a depreciating asset because you can end up owing more than it is worth. -M

[@msa8012]

Is a CDL or other special license needed to drive a big RV like an A Class?

[@Rvlove]

Some states require special licenses, but not all. Usually not an actual CDL, but still special license.

[@krt88nc]

I’m researching this for a 2022 western vacation but the mileage issue is big. Any recommendations? Looking for a 2-3 week rental.

[@Rvlove]

The mileage issue is definitely a big factor. Try negotiating with the renters to pay for mileage in advance. IF you are doing a lot more miles than expected, maybe they will give you a discounted rate compared to what it would be on flat rate. But demand is high this year, so might not be as willing to negotiate as they would have been in before the recent spike in demand. Maybe if you go off peak when less likely to be rented. -M

[@krt88nc]

@@Rvlove not possible with kids school.

[@bradcouey2017]

Renting our first rv ever in either one of our lives next weekend and heading to Florida. Can't wait thanks guys

[@Rvlove]

Have fun!

[@luciehanson6250]

Thank you for this great presentation. What do you think of renting from private vs commercial RV rental?

[@Rvlove]

Pros and cons to each. We have mostly preferred to rent from private or smaller companies , and also an RV dealership. But, there are merits to renting from a big company if travelling a great distance for the support of a chain and potential flexibility of drop off locations. -M

[@auroranite]

Yep, we bought a beautiful travel trailer. Went on 2 trips and now know we don’t like hitching and towing, camping. 🤪 Hotel- air travel -car rental, all we want. So we’ve has a pretty $$$$ rental experience for this purchase.BUT we like your channel!

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Great to help prove the value of renting an RV before investing in purchase. -M

[@PhoenixFlame-e9s]

Where can you rent an RV to be stationary, me and my wife don't drive?

[@Rvlove]

Many RV rentals are available to be put in a location for you. The person renting the RV to you delivers it and picks it up. This is a common choice for festivals or large events, but sometimes just at regular campsites. Companies like RV Share offer peer to peer rentals, and some of the ads call out this service option. -M

[@nimeshkadakia1682]

Super awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. -M

[@tiavang3371]

This great info, thank you so much! Please make more video with inside views

[@Rvlove]

Thanks. glad you enjoyed the video. -M

[@robertbruce1552]

I live in aurora colorado. Where do I start looking to rent an RV?

[@Rvlove]

We have more information in our related blog post at: rvlove.com/2020/07/09/rv-rental-qa-your-rv-rental-questions-answered/ RV Share and Outdoorsy are good places to start.

[@giovanniyoung9854]

I’m considering buying a camper to rent. Which one do you recommend to start?

[@Rvlove]

From what we have heard, there were a LOT of people who bought RVs with the intention of renting them in 2020. The RV rental market has been very hot. Judging by what the big companies that have been renting RVs for decades chose, I would say that a small class C motorhomes are a good place to start. -M

[@Tano-qg4qr]

You take it toooooo long guys

[@Rvlove]

Just trying to give good answers. -M

[@richardhunter4235]

Get to the point in your videos!

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for the feedback. Some videos we get to point quicker than others.

[@newsports007]

Why does she talk so fast?...it seems she is in a big hurry....

[@Rvlove]

Just trying to get a lot of information into a short video. I think we generally don't speak that fast. -M

[@pa3cksingson]

Please do a video on how to set-up RV’s on campsites.

[@Rvlove]

This one will give you a feel for it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ2qd5mfpMmlabM

[@teddyvazquez672]

So my question would be do you need a special licence to drive-in RV

[@Rvlove]

Short answer.. In most states, driving smaller RVs don't require special licenses. In some states, large RVs do. -M

[@cmathews6694]

Where are the rentals? At a RV dealership?

[@Rvlove]

Some RV dealerships rent. But there are major RV rental chains, and also peer to peer rental companies like RV Share.

[@lakelandsuper2606]

People want to know the price......

[@Rvlove]

Prices vary enormously depending on when, where, and the type of RV rented. But we include our cost in the related blog posts.

[@paulholland1641]

Do most of them allow you to take a pet with you dog cat?

[@Rvlove]

You will need to check individual rental agreements, but imagine that many allow pets. -M

[@paulholland1641]

@@Rvlove thank you

[@lg3260]

Thank you for your honest review

[@Rvlove]

My pleasure 😊

[@Tsch6373]

Thank you so much for your video. I'm single with no place to store an RV but I'm definitely interested in renting something like this for short getaways. There is an RV sales outlet near me that I'll check out, also I checked out a local campground that offers various rentals on-site. It's December, I have plenty of time to make decisions. Thanks again for your very informative video!

[@Rvlove]

Thank you for your comment. so glad to hear that you found our video so beneficial, and wishing you a great time on your upcoming adventures.-M

[@Tsch6373]

@@Rvlove Thank You! 🙂

[@sorayareyes7678]

Do you rent and offer some tour in Group?

[@Rvlove]

We don't, but there might be some companies out there that do.

[@jonconwell3884]

Everything is not included , you still have to pay for fuel and food , and then if you stay at an RV Park you have to pay for that also , so $100.00 a night is not cheep , I think it is a waste of money .

[@Rvlove]

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Yes, all the other expenses do add up. But, for many, it is still less expensive than owning an RV. And a great way to see if RVing is for you. -M

[@stevemazz3121]

Go to RVSHARE, that is the just of this video... they really do not answer to many questions in the video.

[@Rvlove]

There are multiple places to rent from. And with the RV rental market booming so much this last year, if we got too detailed, much of the information might have changed. We still think it is a good overview to help folks get a good understanding of what they need to know when renting an RV. -M

[@md8744]

Could you help me please on share rv website after click all total amount come out. It's final one or extra charge coming after we return we first time so don't know anything thank you

[@Rvlove]

Thanks for your comment, but I can't understand your question or how to help you. Wishing you success. -M

[@rubynetbellard8620]

Great video guys

[@Rvlove]

Thanks so much!

[@jms60]

Hi Guys be safe

[@Rvlove]

Thank you. Wishing you safety as well.

[@angelamcgrath7465]

Great video and info. Been thinking about buying one for years now but thinking we wouldn't use it as much as we would like. So this looks great to do first.

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful! Yes, renting makes a LOT of sense for many, many RVers. -M

[@gjurczyc]

I am sure we all know we can't lie in the bed with the rig moving. Might be your last nap

[@Rvlove]

Many people do it though.

[@brucecunningham579]

Looking for a RV to buy for 2 people that is used or cherp.

[@Rvlove]

RV sales were very strong in 2020, but there are still plenty of them out there. -M

[@shirleyperez2323]

Great information!!!!!

[@Rvlove]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tuambienteespiritual5020]

me encanta bendiciones

[@Rvlove]

Gracias.

[@sharu9215]

Thank you so much for the information ❤️❤️

[@Rvlove]

You are so welcome!

[@jb7591]

Is that an Australian accent?

[@Rvlove]

Yes, Julie is originally from Australia. -M

[@josephbadua3618]

How much to rent an rv?

[@Rvlove]

Complex question because it depends so much on the type, the location, the length of time. and the demand at the time. prices are likely much higher than when we shot the video. -M

[@shiftintohigh5564]

👍👍😎

[@Rvlove]

Thank you.

[@bennyboom5784]

ayyyyyyyyyyyy

[@Rvlove]

Thanks

[@davidallred4611]

Thanks Marc and Julie!

[@Rvlove]

You are very welcome. Thank you.

[@mbutts4901]

Rent an RV to keep a COVID-19 family member in quarantine? I think you just described exactly why I'd never rent an RV.

[@Rvlove]

Yes, you would want to make sure that the company you rent from has good protocol for cleaning, and down time between rentals. -M