RVshare
Compare drivable RVs, towables, and delivery options from owners near your destination.
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Rent an RV: Compare Marketplaces & Rig Types
Try the RV life. Find your kind of rig.
A weekend away. A test run before buying. Whatever brings you here, let’s find an RV that fits.
The Junkie take: Rent before you buy. A few nights will teach you more about a floor plan than a walk around a dealer’s lot.
01 / FIND YOUR RENTAL
Two good places to start looking.
Search the same dates. Compare the full price.
Choose the rig and host that fit your trip.
outdoorsy
Browse camper vans, motorhomes, and trailers, including rentals delivered to your campsite.
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| What matters | RVshare | Outdoorsy |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle options | Drivable RVs and towables | Drivable RVs and towables |
| Delivery | Available on selected listings | Available on selected listings |
| Best for your trip? | Check your dates, location, and host | Check the same dates and location |
| The price to compare | Complete quote, with required fees | Complete quote, with required fees |
| Before you book | Read protection and cancellation terms | Read protection and cancellation terms |
CHECKED 2026-09-14 · SOURCES: RVSHARE + OUTDOORSYRead the full comparison
02 / LESS GUESSWORK
From “what if” to wheels rolling.
Pick your place.
Choose the trip and a campsite that fits. Decide whether you’ll drive, tow, or arrange delivery.
Compare the details.
Look at beds, complete quotes, pickup times, mileage, and the rules that apply to your stay.
Learn your rig.
Get a proper handoff. Ask the owner to demonstrate power, water, waste, and the return routine.
Keep the first trip simple.
Arrive in daylight, leave room in the schedule, and let the weekend teach you what you like.
03 / GET TO KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
There’s more than one way to RV.
Camper van / Class B
Compact living space and a drivable home base. Inspect the actual sleeping and bathroom setup.
Class C motorhome
A drivable RV with a familiar cab shape. Compare bed access and total dimensions.
Travel trailer
A separate living space you tow or have delivered. Verify the complete tow setup.
Fifth wheel
A towable with a raised front section. Specialized tow compatibility matters; delivery may simplify the stay.
NOW, WHERE TO?
Find the place.
Then find your rig.
Start with the campsite logistics, a doable itinerary,
and a few things worth packing.
Moab, Utah GOOD QUESTIONS
The things you’re
probably wondering.
Which marketplace is better for a first trip?
Compare the actual vehicles available for your dates. A clear listing, a responsive host, a thorough handoff, and a suitable rig matter more than a universal marketplace winner.
Can I have the RV delivered?
Both marketplaces list delivery options. Availability, delivery fees, setup, campsite access, and pickup arrangements depend on the host and location. Get the details in writing before booking.
Is the nightly rate the final price?
No. Compare the final quote, including required coverage or protection, taxes, service charges, cleaning, delivery, mileage, generator use, and any applicable return fees.
Do I need to book a campsite separately?
Usually, yes. Unless the listing explicitly includes a site, you need a separate campground booking. Confirm that the site fits the vehicle and allows delivery if you are arranging it.