The cost to rent an RV varies depending on the type, size, model year, location, and season. Here are key details as of 2025: Average Cost per Night in the U.S.:
- Overall average: about $184 per night
- By RV type:
- Class A motorhome: $313/night
- Class B camper van: $228/night
- Class C motorhome: $214/night
- Travel trailer: $113/night
- Pop-up camper: $90/night
- Toy hauler: $143/night
Typical Weekly Costs:
- Class A: $800 to $1,925 depending on model year (newer models cost more)
- Class B: $600 to $1,400
- Class C: $840 to $1,400
- Travel Trailer: $300 to $900
- Fifth Wheel: $330 to $1,000
Additional Cost Factors:
- Mileage fees typically range from $0.35 to $0.50 per mile
- Generator use, kitchen utensils, bedding, and insurance may add extra fees
- Seasonal demand affects prices, with summer months generally more expensive
Example:
A 5-night, 500-mile trip with a nightly rate of $99 and mileage charge of
$0.38/mile would cost approximately $685 total (rental + mileage)
. In summary, renting an RV can cost anywhere from about $90 per night for a basic pop-up camper to over $300 per night for a luxury Class A motorhome, with weekly rentals ranging from $400 to $2,000 or more depending on the RV type and features
