How much does it cost to rent an RV?

Updated Oct 30, 2026 · Counts and listing fields from Basecamping's campground data; official rules linked to their source.

Quick answer: Across 3,484 rental RVs listed with a nightly rate around our pickup cities, the middle listed rate is $179 a night; half fall between $124 and $240. That's the nightly rate only: 74% also list a cleaning fee and 98% a security deposit, and taxes, insurance, mileage and generator charges vary by owner.

From Outdoorsy and RVshare listings in our feed, Nov 8, 2026. Listed nightly rates, not trip totals; owners set their own prices and fees.

Listed nightly rate by RV type

TypeListingsLower quarterMiddleUpper quarter
Pop-up camper46$79$95$115
Travel trailer1,293$100$120$135
Toy hauler58$130$150$168
Fifth wheel117$165$185$224
Truck camper54$161$203$240
Class C motorhome889$183$219$250
Camper van825$179$220$265
Class A motorhome202$249$299$361

Fees on top of the nightly rate

FeeListings that list itMiddle amount listed
Cleaning fee74%$100
Prep fee74%$100
Security deposit (refundable)98%$600

Where a listing doesn't list a fee it's counted as not listed, not as zero. 2,258 listings offer delivery.

Middle listed nightly rate by pickup city

Pickup areaListingsMiddle rate
Boise64$125
Tampa100$125
Albuquerque37$130
Austin109$130
Nashville64$130
Charlotte47$134
Kansas City52$138
Dallas137$140
Salt Lake City242$143
San Antonio134$145
Tucson27$149
Houston102$149
Minneapolis98$150
Sacramento142$155
Atlanta107$155
Phoenix208$170
Denver238$184
Miami47$185
Boston53$185
Los Angeles194$190
Orlando114$190
Las Vegas188$191
San Diego195$195
Portland146$198
Seattle176$200
Chicago66$200
San Francisco121$217
Reno62$217
Bozeman34$230
Anchorage180$237

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