Renting an rv for a week might be just enough time for you to take a road trip and see all the sights you've been wanting to see. But how much will it cost you?

Prices for rv rentals vary depending on the size of the vehicle and the company you choose, but on average you can expect to pay around $50-$300 per night so you will be looking at paying around $350 - $2100 per week. This price range should give you plenty of options to choose from, whether you're looking for a small camper or a large motorhome.

But, How do you rent an rv?

Renting an rv can be a great experience for a first-timer who wants to take a trip, or as a fun way to spend time with friends and family. Generally, you would be required to have a credit card as well as your driver's license as security before driving away. These are usually the requirement for renting from a rv rental company. However, you should always call ahead to the company you are renting from to ensure that you do not need anything else.

To rent an rv, you will need to take into consideration several things regarding your vehicle choice; such as gas mileage, driving distance, how many people will be in the rv and whether or not there will be pets in the rv.

So what should you expect from rv rentals?

Rv rentals can range from $350 - $2100 per week. The typical price for an rv rental is about $550 per week. When you are calculating the cost of your rental, make sure you include mandatory expenses such as insurance and taxes. You may also have to pay for extras such as mileage, generator use or pet fees.

Fees To Consider When Renting An Rv

There are many different fees for you to consider when renting an rv. Below are some of the most common fees:

• Mileage Fee

This is a fee you will be charged for each mile you drive your rental rv. Most companies charge around .35 cents per mile.

• Generator Fee

If you decide to use the generator while camping, you will likely be charged a fee. This fee can range anywhere from $3 to $10 per hour.

• Pet Fee

If you are traveling with your pet, some rv rental companies may charge a pet fee. The average pet fee is around $50 per trip.

• Cleaning Fee

Many rv rental companies will charge a cleaning fee if the vehicle is not returned in the same condition as when it was rented. This fee can be as high as $200.

• Insurance

Insurance will usually cost around $10 to $15 per day.

• Taxes

You will also have to pay state and local taxes on your rental rv. These taxes can amount to 10-13% of the cost of your rental.

So, is renting an rv right for you? That depends on a number of factors, including your budget and how much time you plan to spend on the road.

So, is renting an rv right for you? That depends on a number of factors, including your budget and how much time you plan to spend on the road. When planning your next vacation, consider renting an rv! Not only will you have all the comforts of home, but you'll also get to explore America's beautiful landscapes. Just make sure you factor in all the associated costs so you're not surprised.

Not sure if an rv is right for your needs? Here are some things to consider:

• How many people will be traveling with you? RVs come in all shapes and sizes, so make sure to pick one that can accommodate all of your passengers comfortably.
• How long are you planning to spend on the road? If you're doing a one-week tour of the Grand Canyon, for example, it's probably cheaper to fly or rent a car or van if you plan on traveling light. However, if your trip is going to be more extensive--a month long across the country, say--an rv may be your best option.
• Where will you park at night? Rvs require large spaces in order to safely park. If you'll be staying in big cities and parking lots as opposed to national parks and rest stops, this may not be the best option for you.
• How old are your passengers? Some roads aren't well suited for young children or those with disabilities. Make sure to research the routes you'll be taking ahead of time.
• How much can you afford to spend? Rvs come in all shapes and sizes, with a wide range of prices. Do your research and find the right one for your budget.

Other things to consider

When it comes to renting an rv, there are a few other things to consider:

• The size of the rv

If you're only traveling with a small group, or if you don't plan on doing a lot of sightseeing and plan on staying close to home, you may not need a large rv.

• How much does it cost?

This will vary depending on the size and model of the rv, as well as the length of the rental period. In general, expect to pay around $75 to $200 per day, depending on the size and features of the rv.

• What amenities are included?

Many rvs include basic amenities like a stove, refrigerator, and shower, but others do not. If you need these things, make sure to ask about them before renting. Choosing an rv with few amenities can save you money on the rental cost but you will most likely have to pay for things like propane, sewer, and water hook-ups.

• What is the deposit?

A security deposit is usually required when renting an rv. This deposit will be refunded to you once you have returned the vehicle in the same condition as when you picked it up. Expect to pay around $200 to $500 for a security deposit.

• What is the minimum rental period?

The typical rental period is one week, but some companies may require a longer minimum rental period.

Different types of rvs and their average cost

RV Type	Average Rental Prices Per Night	Average Rental Prices Per Week
Campervan	$75 to $160	$525 to $1,050
Travel Trailer	$50 to $135	$350 to $875
Pop Up Camper	$50 to $110	$350 to $720
Class A	$175 to $300	$1,200 to $2,000
Class B	$100 to $210	$700 to $1,450
Class C	$150 to $220	$1,050 to $1,500
Toy Hauler	$100 to $210	$700 to $1,500
Fifth Wheel	$60 to $160	$420 to $1,150