What is RV delivery?

RV delivery is a great way to experience the joys of RVing without having to drive or tow an RV. Guests can book an RV rental that gets dropped off by the host at their desired location. Most deliveries include dropping off, setting up, and picking up the RV at the end of the rental period.

Note: Specific details around each delivery should always be discussed and agreed upon between guests and hosts.

Why choose RV delivery, and where can RVs be delivered?

There are four main reasons why guests choose RV delivery:

• Skip driving or towing. Don’t feel comfortable driving a large vehicle or don’t have the proper towing equipment? Delivery makes it easy to try out any RV.
• Easy setup. Backing up an RV and setting up a campsite can be intimidating for beginners. With delivery, your host takes care of everything for you.
• Save money. Getting a trailer delivered to a campsite is a cost-effective way to go RVing because trailers are less expensive than motorhomes.
• Save time. Driving or towing an RV to a destination and setting it up takes time. You can enjoy your vacation faster with RV delivery.

The most popular locations and use cases for delivery include:

• RV campsites. Most private and public campgrounds allow third-party delivery.
• Homes and cottages. Ideal for accommodating large groups.
• Events. Festivals, youth sports, tailgate parties, and rodeos.
• Places of business. Seasonal sites such as mines, wineries, and farms.
• Temporary housing. Construction and renovation projects and natural disasters.

Other use cases? Get an RV delivered conveniently to you to start your vacation right away. Whether it’s at home or an airport, just pick your location and go.

How does RV delivery work with RVezy?

• Search for deliverable RVs on RVezy.
• Add your destination. In the search bar, add the address or name of the location where you want your RV delivered.
• Refine your search. Add dates and any other filters to help you find the perfect RV. If you’re not planning on moving the RV after delivery, we’d recommend selecting towable RVs, as they are less expensive than motorhomes.
• Place your booking request. Include important trip details to help your host provide you with the best possible delivery experience.
• Confirm details with your host. Before your trip starts, you’ll want to confirm delivery and pickup times and any other specific requirements related to your trip.

How much does it cost to get an RV delivered?

Hosts decide the price they want to charge for delivery. Hosts typically determine their delivery fees* based on the type of RV, delivery distance**, and the time and fuel needed to drive to the delivery location and back in order to set up and take down the RV.

Hosts can also define how far they are willing to deliver the RV. Set the per mile/kilometer price and minimum delivery fee (for shorter trips) to ensure you're rewarded for your delivery efforts, regardless of distance.

*Delivery fee is the total cost charged to the guest for the delivery based on the delivery distance one way.

**Delivery distance is the maximum distance the host is willing to deliver the RV from the host's location to the delivery location.

Important information

• Hosts are responsible for delivering their RV, not RVezy. Before your travel dates, you should discuss any special requirements or costs with your host.
  Examples: campsite requirements, toll roads, bridges, ferries, park passes, etc.
• Heavier RVs are more expensive to deliver because of fuel costs.
• Motorhomes are more expensive to deliver than trailers because they require a secondary vehicle with a driver to bring the host back home.

What types of motorhomes and trailers can be delivered?

Hosts can deliver any motorhome or trailer; however, most guests prefer trailers because they are easier and more cost-effective to deliver. Also, most guests choose delivery to avoid driving or towing a vehicle, which makes delivering motorhomes less popular.

Deliverable motorhomes

Deliverable trailers

How does insurance work with RV delivery?

RVezy’s insurance covers both hosts and guests during the rental period.

The guest selects and pays for their RV protection plan during the booking process. RVezy automatically applies the stationary protection plan when the guest chooses RV delivery and doesn't move the RV during the rental.

The stationary protection plan has a $1,000 deductible for both the host and the guest for all claims processed through RVezy's insurance.

Need more details?Check out our RVezy insurance page or visit our help center for more specific insurance questions, such as, who is responsible if a collision occurs during the delivery of the RV?

Frequently asked questions

Why do I need to add a driver if I'm getting the unit delivered?

The approved driver(s) is the person or persons responsible for the RV during the rental. All rentals must have an approved driver whether the RV is delivered and remains stationary or driven.

Who is responsible for campground reservations?

Guests must reserve or secure their own campsites and delivery locations. During check-in, most campgrounds require the person or persons occupying the campsite to check in and sign paperwork acknowledging the campground's rules and regulations.*

*Both the guest and host are responsible for understanding a facility's requirements for RV delivery. Before the start of a trip, it's important to know who is responsible for entry fees, parking passes, guest passes, and the check-in process, as well as if any delivery restrictions apply.

How do delivery times work?

Guests and hosts determine their delivery times together. For example, if you're a guest staying in a campground, you should know the campground's check-in and checkout times and schedule your delivery accordingly.

Can I schedule an early check-in or late checkout?

Guests and hosts determine their delivery times together. Keep in mind that if you're staying in a campground, there may be rules prohibiting early check-in or late checkout. If your delivery times don't match the campground's check-in and checkout times, it might be necessary to reserve an extra day on either end of your trip to allow for a more flexible delivery window.

Who is responsible for dumping the tanks?

It depends. Hosts typically connect and disconnect the utilities when the delivery location has full hookups, making it easy for guests to open and close the sewer valves as needed during their stay. However, since every delivery location has varying amenities, the host and guest should determine how and when to dump the tanks.

Do I need to be present for the delivery and pickup?

Yes. Hosts and guests complete the departure and return inspection together as part of RVezy's rental agreement. Please ensure enough time on both ends of the delivery to complete the inspections.

Do I need roadside assistance if I’m having an RV delivered?

RVezy's insurance protection plans all include 24/7 roadside assistance. Roadside services vary depending on your level of insurance protection. RVezy will automatically apply the stationary protection plan* to your booking if you're having an RV delivered.

All plans come with comprehensive 24/7 roadside benefits, including general support, battery assistance (chassis, not house), and locksmith services.

*The stationary protection plan will be your only option if you rent an RV cottage or choose RV delivery and don't move the RV during your rental.