Best RV Rentals in San Diego, CA

Planning an RV rental in San Diego, California? Beaches, bays, and day trips make it an easy place to travel by RV. Choose from luxury motorhomes to simple trailers, with insurance and roadside assistance included. Every booking includes insurance and roadside assistance for peace of mind.

Class A Motorhome, Class B / Campervan, Class C Motorhome, Travel Trailer, Pop-up Camper, Toy Hauler, Fifth Wheel, Truck Camper for rent
near San Diego, CA, USA

Types of RV Rentals in San Diego & What They Cost

RV rental prices change with season, demand, and rig type—but here’s a quick look at the nightly base rates from Go RV Rentals' Price Index Report. Actual prices on Go RV Rentals may be higher or lower depending on dates and availability.

~$273 per night
Class A motorhomes are ideal for longer stays and full-hookup parks around San Diego. Expect higher nightly rates during peak travel weeks.
~$184 per night
Campervans make city exploring easy in San Diego, with simpler parking and quick day trips across California.
~$181 per night
Class C motorhomes balance space and drivability, a popular choice for families touring San Diego and nearby attractions.
~$122 per night
Travel trailers are a budget-friendly option for local campground weekends near San Diego. Tow ratings and hookup needs vary by rig.
~$168 per night
Fifth wheels offer residential-style space for longer getaways near San Diego, but require a capable tow vehicle and more setup room.
~$95 per night
Pop-up campers keep costs low while still giving you a comfortable base near San Diego. They work best for fair weather and shorter trips.
~$144 per night
Toy haulers are great if you are bringing bikes, kayaks, or off-road gear on trips based out of San Diego.

💡 Figures above don’t include add-ons like insurance, cleaning, delivery, mileage, or campground fees.

Why Rent an RV in San Diego?

  • Stay flexible on lodging while exploring neighborhoods across San Diego.
  • Bring your own kitchen and gear for day trips around California.
  • Choose delivery to a campground to skip the hassle of towing or driving a larger rig.
  • Travel comfortably with kids, pets, and extra storage in one setup.
  • Turn event weekends into an easy home base without multiple hotel check-ins.
  • Pick a rig size that matches your route, from downtown drives to longer scenic loops.
  • Set your own pace with built-in rest breaks and a familiar sleep setup.
  • Set up near the coast and turn beach days into easy mornings and sunsets.

How to Rent an RV in San Diego

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San Diego RV Rental FAQs

Use the Message Owner button in the listing to ask about features, driving, delivery, parking, or trip tips.
No. A standard driver’s license covers nearly all RVs, including motorhomes and trailers.
Rates vary by RV type. Based on current averages: Class A Motorhome: about $313 per night Campervan (Class B): about $228 per night Class C Motorhome: about $214 per night Travel Trailer: about $113 per night Pop-up Camper: about $90 per night Toy Hauler: about $143 per night The overall average cost to rent an RV is about $184 per night. Prices depend on season, location, and trip length.
Some hosts offer unlimited mileage. Listings show whether it’s available.
Yes. Many hosts accept international driver’s licenses, though some may request additional verification.
Fifth wheels and large travel trailers provide the most space with slide-outs and large common areas.
Yes. Just confirm campground size limits and reserve ahead for popular weekends or event dates.
Renting lets you enjoy RV travel without the cost or maintenance of ownership and is a great way to test different RV types.

Top Campgrounds Near San Diego

These campgrounds are a solid starting point for RV stays near San Diego.

Things to Do in San Diego With Your RV

Here are a few RV-friendly highlights to plan around while you are in San Diego.

  • San Diego Zoo – World-famous zoo in Balboa Park with all-day walking and exhibits.
  • Balboa Park – Museums, gardens, and trails with plenty to do in one central area.
  • USS Midway Museum – Aircraft carrier museum on the waterfront with large-scale exhibits.
  • Cabrillo National Monument – Coastal views, tidepools, and history at Point Loma.
  • Seaport Village – Waterfront shopping and dining that’s easy to pair with a harbor walk.