RV Rental

[Didley]

Heard Blum and CW mention on the podcast that Plaza RV rents out RVs with dropoff and pickup. Curious if others also rent their RVs or have done this before. Was it expensive to do? Cheaper to tow it there yourself? Seems like an intriguing idea.

 

[Cycsk]

Don't know the exact costs, but people who have done it rave about it. It is most certainly cheaper to tow your own, if you already have an RV. I think it works best for people who aren't inclined to do it for themselves. Like Blum!

 

[CY9008]

We’ve done it since we moved to the RV village last year. The Edwards’ are great to work with and the pricing is very fair.

 

[cedarstrip]

Are you wanting to camp or just have a kick butt tailgate?

 

[TitanClone]

We used RVShare a few years ago for the Country Stampede in Topeka. It worked great. Think RV version of AirBnB. The guy pulled it into our spot then was there to pick it up the morning we left.

 

[kirk89gt]

Got a quote from Plaza the other day. $600 (bumper hitch) or a $1000 (5th wheel) for the weekend. Doesn’t include the rv spot. Apparently they have a few rv spots themselves but they were already spoken for for most of the games.

 

[Cy94]

Look for gently used RV’s from burning man.

 

[ISU_Guy]

Look for gently used RV’s from burning man.

thats funny....so of those just may be left if you want to go get them.

 

[isufbcurt]

Look for gently used RV’s from burning man.

Must arrange for your own way to get it out of the mud.

 

[NWICY]

Look for gently used RV’s from burning man.

A week from now you'll be able to drive in and out of there with no problem would be my guess. Saw a picture from there with a Jeep buried deep, that one is either going to take a lot of labor or a healthy towing bill.

 

[Tailg8er]

My FIL is considering renting an RV for the Texas game, what's the going rate for an RV pass in November? If anyone has a pass available for that game please shoot me a message.

 

[Deb James]

I have an rv pass for sale for the Texas game

 

[yler4cy]

I have been renting my camper for about 5 or so years now and have paid for my camper and storage fees year in and year out. Once you build up a good clientele it is not bad.

One word of advice that I got from someone, that I will always pass on is don't be the cheapest. If you are the cheapest you will get people that don't care about your stuff and won't take care of it. If anyone has further questions on how I do it feel free to ask.

Also, as mentioned above, there are sites like RV Share and Outdoorsy where you can rent RV's or put your RV on to rent. I do it all myself.