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One-Way Rentals

One-way Made Easy

We partner with trusted providers like Roadsurfer and El Monte to offer flexible, point-to-point trips. Just pick your starting city or route to see available options. With new routes added regularly, you'll have more ways to travel without the hassle of backtracking. Whether it's a cross-country move or an epic road trip, our partners make the journey easy and stress-free.

Choose your one way route

Enter your pick-up and drop-off locations to find available RVs instantly.

Compare RVs

Check RV prices, sizes, and how many people they sleep side by side.

Book with confidence

Click through to the partner's site to confirm your reservation securely.

Hit the road

Pick up your RV, enjoy the drive, and drop it off at your destination.

Popular One-Way RV Routes

Start your adventure in one city and end in another
Don't see a route you'd like or need help booking your trip?
Contact our Booking Concierge Service team at [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there mileage limits for one-way RV rentals?

Some one-way rentals include unlimited mileage, while others charge per mile or offer prepaid mileage packages at a discounted rate. Always review your rental agreement to understand what’s included and any potential mileage fees.

Do I need to return the RV with a full tank?

In general, renters are responsible for refilling the RV’s fuel tank before returning it. This may include petrol or diesel, propane gas, and DEF (if required). You can find specific refill requirements and recommended gas stations in your return checklist or rental documentation.

How do I handle RV insurance for a one-way trip?

Insurance is required for all RV rentals. Basic coverage is typically included, and you can often upgrade to higher-tier packages that offer broader protection and lower deductibles. Depending on the partner, you may be able to use your own personal insurance (for valid U.S. policies) or purchase additional coverage such as liability, collision damage waivers, or trip protection for extra peace of mind.

Do I need special driving experience for a one-way trip?

No special driving experience is required for a one-way RV trip. Most guests find that if they’re comfortable driving a standard car or SUV, they can confidently drive an RV with a little preparation.

Keep in mind that RVs are larger than typical vehicles and may require extra attention when turning, braking, or navigating under low clearances. For those new to RV travel, choosing a camper van or Class C RV is a great way to get started—they’re more compact, easier to maneuver, and similar in feel to driving a large van or pickup truck.

Are there cleaning fees for one-way rentals?

Most rental partners expect the RV to be returned in the same clean condition it was received. This typically includes cleaning the interior, emptying the fresh and grey water tanks, and clearing the toilet cassette. If the vehicle is returned very dirty or shows signs of unauthorized pets or smoking, cleaning fees may apply. Some partners charge an hourly cleaning fee if additional cleaning is required after return.