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RV rental costs vary by city and RV type, ranging from $100-400 per day. Class C motorhomes average $150-250/day, while luxury Class A models run $250-400/day. Travel trailers are more affordable at $75-150/day. Don't forget additional costs like insurance ($25-75/day), mileage fees (if over included miles), and campground fees ($35-60/night).

Cities with major RV rental hubs like Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Las Vegas typically offer competitive pricing and more selection due to high demand and competition. These cities often have 10+ rental companies competing for business, driving down prices.

Yes, RV rental insurance is required by all companies. Most offer insurance packages ranging from $25-75/day covering liability, collision, and comprehensive coverage. Check if your auto insurance or credit card provides rental coverage first—you might save money.

Yes, many rental companies offer one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up in one city and drop off in another. However, expect to pay a relocation fee ranging from $300-800 depending on the distance and route popularity.

Shoulder seasons (spring and fall) offer the best combination of lower prices, good weather, and availability. Summer is peak season with higher prices and limited availability—book 3-6 months ahead for summer trips.

In most states, a standard driver's license is sufficient for RVs under 26,000 lbs (most rentals). Some larger Class A motorhomes may require additional endorsements. Check your city guide for specific state requirements.