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How to rent an RV in Vermont with RVezy

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Discover Vermont

Aerial view of a lake and campground in Vermont in the summer

Experience the quaint charm of New England with a picturesque RV rental in Vermont. Known for its stunning landscapes, the Green Mountain State offers an array of outdoor activities, from hiking and skiing to camping and leaf-peeping. Renowned for its maple syrup, farm-to-table cuisine, and craft beer scene, Vermont is a haven for foodies. With its small towns, covered bridges, and picturesque countryside, a Vermont road trip allows you to explore the best of the Northeast at your own pace.

Vermont's climate varies greatly throughout the year, with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. The best time to visit Vermont in an RV is during the fall when the foliage is at its peak, transforming the Green Mountain State into a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors. Summer is also an excellent time to plan an RV adventure, with pleasant temperatures and numerous outdoor activities available.

Grand Isle Vermont lake view

Vermont's natural beauty is on full display in its state parks, national forests, and scenic drives. Green Mountain National Forest covers over 400,000 acres of rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and scenic valleys, making it a prime destination for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Explore the Long Trail, which spans the entire length of the state, offering over 270 miles of hiking through lush forests, serene lakes, and stunning vistas. For RV camping options, consider the many campgrounds within the national forest, such as Moosalamoo Campground and Hapgood Pond Campground.

Lake Champlain is another must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts. This massive freshwater lake borders Vermont, New York, and Quebec, offering a myriad of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and swimming. The Lake Champlain Islands provide a unique experience, with picturesque beaches and charming small towns to explore. North Beach Campground in Burlington and Grand Isle State Park on Grand Isle offer RV camping facilities near the lake.
two girls in a hammock in a campground

Vermont's charming small towns and picturesque countryside offer a host of attractions and activities that cater to a wide range of interests. One of the state's most popular destinations is Burlington, a vibrant college town on the shores of Lake Champlain. Take a leisurely stroll down Church Street Marketplace, a pedestrian-only shopping and dining district, or visit ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, an interactive science and nature museum perfect for families. RV campgrounds in the area include Maple Grove Campground and Shelburne Camping Area.

History buffs will enjoy a visit to the picturesque town of Woodstock, which boasts well-preserved architecture, charming boutiques, and the fascinating Billings Farm & Museum. This working dairy farm and museum provide a glimpse into Vermont's agricultural past with interactive exhibits and farm animals. Nearby campgrounds include Quechee/Pine Valley KOA and Silver Lake State Park.

Another quintessential Vermont experience is a visit to the Ben & Jerry's Factory in Waterbury. Take a guided tour to learn about the history of this iconic ice cream brand, and indulge in a scoop (or two) of your favorite flavor. As you continue your Vermont road trip, consider staying at nearby campgrounds such as Little River State Park or Gold Brook Campground.

Frequently asked questions about renting an RV in Vermont

How does renting an RV in Vermont work?

Renting an RV in Vermont is easy with RVezy. Browse local listings for motorhomes, campervans, or trailers, choose the dates that fit your trip, and book directly online. All rentals include insurance and 24/7 roadside assistance so you can travel with confidence.

How much does it cost to rent an RV in Vermont?

The average RV rental in Vermont starts around $125/night, depending on size, season, and features. Towable RVs like trailers are often the most affordable, while luxury motorhomes may cost more per night.

What’s included in my RV rental in Vermont?

Most RV rentals come equipped with cookware, dishes, and camping essentials. Many hosts also provide bedding, outdoor chairs, and add-ons like BBQs or generators. Each listing clearly lists what’s included before you book.

How far can I go with the RV rental in Vermont? What’s the mileage policy?

Most RV owners in Vermont include generous mileage or even offer unlimited kilometers per trip. If there are distance limits, you’ll see them upfront in your booking details, along with any optional mileage add-ons.

Do I need a special license to drive or tow an RV in Vermont?

For most RVs in Vermont, a standard driver’s license is all you need. Larger motorhomes or heavy fifth wheels may require additional awareness of local towing limits, so check with your host before booking.

Can I rent an RV for a one-way trip from Vermont?

Most rentals on RVezy are round-trip, meaning you’ll return the RV to the same location where you picked it up. However, some hosts in Vermont may be open to one-way trips or delivery to another city if arranged in advance. Message the host directly to ask about one-way travel options before booking.

Is insurance included when renting an RV in Vermont?

Every RV rental includes comprehensive insurance coverage and 24/7 roadside assistance. That means protection for both you and the vehicle — so you can travel confidently knowing you’re covered no matter where the road takes you.

Are RVs in Vermont pet-friendly?

Many RV owners in Vermont welcome pets. You can filter by Pet-Friendly when searching to find the perfect RV for you and your furry co-pilot. Some hosts may add a small cleaning fee or refundable deposit.

Can I have an RV delivered to my home or campground in Vermont?

Absolutely. Many RVezy hosts offer delivery and setup services. They’ll bring the RV to your driveway or a nearby campground, so you can start your vacation without towing or driving.

What's the best time of year to rent an RV in Vermont?

The best time to rent an RV in Vermont depends on the season and what kind of trip you’re planning. Peak RV season runs from May through October, when the weather is warm and campgrounds are open. Spring and fall are great times to find lower prices and fewer crowds, especially for RV getaways close to home.

How far in advance should I book my RV trip in Vermont?

During peak summer months, the most popular RVs in Vermont can book out two to three months in advance, so it’s best to book your RV as early as possible! Last-minute rentals are often available, but booking early gives you more choices, better prices, and time to coordinate pickup or delivery with your host.

Have more questions about your RV rental in Vermont?

RVezy’s friendly customer support team is available before, during, and after your trip to help with anything you need for your RV rental in Vermont. You can reach us anytime at help.rvezy.com or contact us here: https://help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/requests/new.