Motor Home Rentals: What You Should Know Before Rent

Motor home rentals are a great way to travel

Motor home rentals are a great way to travel. Your family can enjoy a fantastic vacation that offers fun, freedom and comfort without making a huge financial commitment. This article will provide you with information that can help you have a great motor home rental experience from start to finish. Whether you're a first-time traveler or thinking about buying your own motor home, the following will be beneficial to you.

For the first-time motor home renter, the process can be overwhelming! There are so many different options when it comes to motor home rentals it can be hard to make a decision. That's why a lot of regulars often rent a lot of different models to find out what they're interested in before they go out and buy their own. This allows them to feel it out on the road, let their traveling companions offer an opinion and see how it handles having all of your gear and equipment stored inside.

There are thousands of rental companies all over the country. You'll be able to find fully furnished to late models. Depending on your destination, you can arrange for a motor home rental in your area and drive to your vacation spot, or fly to your vacation destination and rent one from a dealer in that area. A lot of agencies offer special discounts like fly-and-drive packages, so be sure to check for that before you travel!

So, what kinds of models are available for rent? There are many different sizes and styles. You should have no problem finding something that suits your needs perfectly. You'll be able to choose from tow-behind styles like pop-up campers and drive styles like conversion vans. One of the most popular motor home rentals is the Class C. It's comfortable, compact and really easy to drive. It has heat, A/C, a functional kitchen, bathroom with shower and sleeps up to 6 people. Size ranges from 20 to 28 feet long. The only things you really need to worry about bringing are your own bedding (check with the rental company for bed sizes) and towels. You may need to rent pots and pans, dishes and silverware.

Most rental agencies require proof of age, and minimum age requirements can vary by state so check with agencies in your area. You must have a valid driver's license and a major credit card to rent one. And don't worry if you're new to motor home rentals! Most rental companies offer test drives and tips to help inexperienced drivers feel comfortable behind the wheel.

Don't forget to check with the rental company to be sure that your pets, if any, will be allowed to travel along with you in the motor home. You can also check with your rental company to see just what it may involve to tow either a boat or your vehicle along behind. This way you can also get yourself familiarized with the entire process of hooking up a vehicle for tow to be certain that you are doing so safely and correctly.

A strong word of advice... Make sure you understand everything about the motor home rental company's rules and requirement before you sign the contract. You don't want to be hit with any surprise fees or surprises on the road. It could end up ruining your entire trip. Also, ask for a copy of the motor home rental requirements regarding security deposits and cancellation policies and/or fees. Make sure the rental contract includes full documentation on mileage rates and miscellaneous fees including preparation, fuel, cleaning, reservation fees, housekeeping kits, septic and generators. And lastly, ask for a copy of the rental company's policy regarding reimbursement for mechanical breakdowns, including their policy on personal expenses.

by: Scott Sanders

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