RV Rental Reno, Nevada

Best RV Rentals in Reno, NV

Planning an RV rental in Reno, Nevada? Reno is a convenient base for high-desert drives and quick escapes into the Sierra Nevada. From here, it’s easy to plan day trips along the Truckee River corridor and toward nearby outdoor recreation. 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 Reno, NV, USA

Types of RV Rentals in Reno & 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.

~$313 per night
Great for long stays and full-featured road trips from Reno with plenty of space for families.
~$228 per night
Easy to drive and park around Reno, with the comfort of a compact RV for quick getaways.
~$214 per night
A solid middle ground for exploring Nevada with room to sleep and a familiar driving feel.
~$113 per night
Pair a travel trailer with your own tow vehicle for flexible camping near Reno and beyond.
~$168 per night
Popular for longer trips where you want extra living space and a stable tow setup out of Reno.
~$90 per night
A budget-friendly option for mild-weather weekends and short trips around Nevada.
~$143 per night
Built for bringing along bikes, ATVs, or extra gear for outdoor adventures near Reno.

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

Why Rent an RV in Reno?

  • Use Reno as a launchpad for Sierra Nevada camping and high-desert road trips.
  • Keep costs predictable with your lodging, kitchen, and gear all in one place.
  • Stay close to outdoor recreation along the Truckee River corridor and nearby trailheads.
  • Bring extra equipment for boating, biking, or off-road weekends outside the city.
  • Camp near local events and tournaments without relying on hotel availability.
  • Head toward Lake Tahoe for day trips while returning to an RV base near Reno.
  • Travel with family or friends in one rig instead of booking multiple rooms .
  • Choose a smaller RV if you want easier driving and parking around downtown.

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Reno RV Rental FAQs

Yes. Rentals are available nationwide. Search by your city or destination to see what’s nearby.
Yes, you can request to have an RV rental delivered to your campsite or event. Just select ‘Delivery Available’ in the search filter.
Many renters are first-timers. Hosts provide walk-throughs, driving tips, and help with any questions before and during the trip.
Each RV includes a daily mileage allowance. Extra miles may incur a per-mile fee—check the listing for specifics. However, some offer unlimited mileage.
All rentals include 24/7 roadside assistance for flats, dead batteries, lockouts, and towing if needed.
Small campervans and trailers usually sleep 2–4. Mid-size RVs sleep 4–8. Large rigs often sleep 6–10+, and some even up to 12.
Class B: 18–25 mpg Class C: 10–15 mpg Class A: 6–10 mpg
May–October is peak season. Spring and fall offer lower prices and fewer crowds. Winter can also be a good value for local trips.

Top Campgrounds Near Reno

These campgrounds and RV parks are popular basecamps for trips in and around Reno.

Things to Do in Reno With Your RV

Once your RV is set up, these RV-friendly stops make great day trips around Reno.

  • National Automobile Museum – A major Reno attraction with extensive exhibits and an easy visit once your RV is parked.
  • Nevada Museum of Art – Downtown art museum with rotating exhibitions and events.
  • Rancho San Rafael Regional Park – Large regional park with walking paths and open space for a low-key RV-day itinerary.
  • Animal Ark – A wildlife sanctuary north of Reno that’s a good half-day trip from a nearby campground.
  • Truckee River Walk – A riverfront stroll through downtown Reno with parks and access points along the way.