RVezy is a marketplace that connects RV owners with travelers looking to rent an RV. RVezy takes care of everything, including RV and renter verifications, payments, insurance, and customer support.

How much does it cost to rent an RV near Selkirk?

Motorhomes near Selkirk average $200/night while towable trailers are around $120/night. Most RV owners offer weekly and monthly discounts between 10 and 20%.

What’s included in the RV rental?

Most rentals include all the essentials you need for a great trip. From cookware, to linens, owners do their best to make you feel at home. Each RV listing will provide details around what’s included.

How far can I go with the RV? What’s the price for mileage?

Most owners offer either unlimited mileage or very generous daily limits. The included mileage and extras appear on your booking estimate before you put in your booking request.

What’s required to rent or drive an RV?

In the majority of cases, RVezy rentals require a driver with an unrestricted license for 8 years and clean insurance profile. You don’t need a special class to drive most motorhomes.

How am I insured/covered during my rental?

Every RV rental is fully insured through our commercial fleet policy. You can also add-on our 24/7 roadside assistance at any time before your trip begins.

Are RV rentals pet-friendly?

Many owners allow pets in their RV. You can search for pet-friendly RVs or check the individual listings to see if there are any extra fees or deposits required for you to bring your furry friends.

How does RV delivery work?

As an add-on, most RV owners are willing to deliver and/or set up their RV to help simplify your trip. Ex: have a trailer delivered to a local campground so you don’t want to drive.

What do I do if I have additional questions?

RVezy’s customer support team is happy to answer any questions that come up before, during or after your rental. You can contact us anytime at help.rvezy.com .

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As novices to RVing, we had some struggles for the first few days as we learned how everything worked. We had an incident on the first day with one tire losing pressure...down to 20 psi. Fortunately, we were in a town with a truck service centre and were able to get this fixed. Road Side Assistance was prepared to pay for the repairs (approximately $34) however the owner had already called and arranged for payment. It is worth noting that the tire gauge set off an alert warning us that there was a problem with a tire. A helpful device for certain. The RV is older and is somewhat noisy....lots of creaks and rattles. It has been well cared for by the owner and everything seemed to be in good working order. The Serious Radio failed after a few days and displayed a message to call. Of course, we didn't know where to call so were unable to sort this out. It is likely something minor. All in all, it was a good experience and we found Gord to be very helpful in preparing us for our first RV experience. Holly Puckall