Fifth Wheel Rentals in St Louis, Missouri

Fifth wheel rentals offer spacious, truck-towed comfort with bi-level layouts, loft-style bedrooms, residential amenities, and slide-outs.

Popular for big family trips and longer campground stays, so book early to get the best selection.

Fifth wheel rentals in St Louis are large, luxury-leaning towable RVs that connect to a pickup using an in-bed hitch instead of a rear bumper ball, creating a stable, multi-level layout with a lofted bedroom over the hitch. Many fifth wheels feel residential inside, with upgraded cabinetry, full-size-style appliances, a comfortable lounge area, and often a second bath plus huge basement storage for longer stays. They are a strong pick for families and groups who want space and separate sleeping areas, but you typically need a heavy-duty truck to tow them. Popular rigs include models from Keystone, Jayco, Grand Design, and DRV. Delivery and pet-friendly options are available, and every rental includes insurance and 24/7 roadside assistance.

Go RV Rentals™ offers one of the largest selections of Fifth Wheels in Missouri since 2014.

Typical Fifth Wheel Specs
  • Sleeps: 4-8 people
  • Length: 25-45 feet
  • Fuel economy: 8-15 MPG
  • Type: Towable
Cost to Rent a Fifth Wheel in St Louis
  • Typical nightly range: about $135–$250
  • Average nightly rate: about $170
  • Newer RVs, premium brands, and added features cost more
  • Weekly and monthly discounts of 10–15% are often available
Fifth Wheel Best For

• Families and groups who want more space

• Longer stays where you set up once and relax

• Travelers with a heavy-duty pickup to tow

• Trips that need big storage for gear and supplies

• Campground-focused trips with fewer move days

Fifth Wheel for rent
near St Louis, MO, USA

Fifth Wheel Frequently Asked Questions

Top Fifth Wheel Brands & Models

Keystone

Keystone is one of the largest and most respected fifth-wheel manufacturers in North America, offering everything from affordable to luxury-level rigs. Popular models like the Keystone Montana, Keystone Cougar, Keystone Alpine, and Keystone Sprinter are known for spacious floorplans, large slide-outs, and strong towable construction.

Jayco

Jayco builds fifth wheels with a focus on family comfort, insulation, and long-term durability. Models such as the Jayco Eagle, Jayco Pinnacle, Jayco North Point, and Jayco Seismic provide residential-style interiors, large kitchens, and private bedroom suites.

Grand Design

Grand Design is widely recognized for premium build quality and thoughtful floorplans in the fifth-wheel segment. Top models like the Grand Design Reflection, Grand Design Solitude, Grand Design Momentum, and Grand Design Imagine deliver upscale finishes, smart storage, and spacious living areas.

DRV

DRV builds some of the most luxurious and heavy-duty fifth wheels on the road, designed for full-time and long-term RV living. Models such as the DRV Mobile Suites, DRV Elite Suites, DRV Tradition, and DRV FullHouse feature residential appliances, high-end materials, and robust frames built for serious travel.

Fifth Wheel vs. Motorhome — Which Is Right for Your Trip?

Choosing between a fifth wheel and a motorhome can change comfort, travel day convenience, and how flexible you are once you arrive. Motorhomes are driveable and quick to set up because everything is in one unit. Fifth wheels are towable, hitch in the truck bed, and often deliver spacious, multi-level living. Here’s a quick comparison to help you pick the best fit.

Want a deeper breakdown? Read our full guide: Choosing the right RV for your trip

FeatureFifth WheelMotorhome
Size & SpaceLarge multi-level trailer with loft, slide-outs, separate bedroom, roomy living areaSelf-contained home on wheels, 17 to 45 ft, living space varies by class
Driving & HandlingTow with pickup using bed-mounted fifth wheel hitch, needs backing skillsDrive one unit, easier road maneuvering, but larger rigs need practice
AmenitiesResidential-style kitchen and storage, often multiple slide-outs, private sleeping areasKitchen, bathroom, beds onboard, amenities range from simple vans to luxury coaches
Fuel EconomyTow vehicle mpg varies, towables can be more fuel efficient than motorhomesTypically 5 to 17 MPG depending on class and size
Typical CostAround $170 per night on averageAbout $252 per night average
Best ForFamilies wanting luxury space, longer stays, campground basecamp with separate bedroomsTravelers who want all-in-one driving and camping, quick stops, no tow vehicle

Why Choose a Fifth Wheel

Luxury space with multiple slide outs
Separate bedroom and loft sleeping area
More stable towing and turning
Unhook truck for easy exploring

Why Choose a Motorhome

Drive and camp in one unit
Faster setup and teardown stops
Bathroom and kitchen access en route
Better highway stability and fuel stops

Pro tip: Treat a fifth wheel like a “base camp” rig. Since it hitches in the center of a pickup bed and tows more steadily than a typical travel trailer, plan for bigger campsites and fewer one night moves. Before you hit traffic, do one slow practice run: hitch up, pull forward to confirm everything feels solid, then back into a wide, empty space once or twice to get your angles down. Keep a simple truck bed hitch kit handy with chocks, gloves, flashlight, and leveling blocks so setup and unhooking stay quick and stress free.

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