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About RVshare

RVshare is an RV rental marketplace with inventory that ranges from simple pop-ups to luxury campers. You can use the RV sharing app to find motorhomes that accommodate up to 10 people. Towable, drivable and pet-friendly accommodations are available.

What is RVshare?

RVshare is a market of peer-to-peer recreational vehicle rentals. The site has a range of options to select from, whether you want to drive the RV like a van or tow it behind you.

  • Class A motorhomes: Class A motorhomes are the largest and most expensive recreational vehicles. These bus-shaped recreational vehicles can be up to 45 feet long and accommodate several people. Class A RVs typically include a secondary sleeping space and come with plenty of amenities.
  • Class C motorhomes: Similar to Class A motorhomes but smaller, easier to drive and less expensive. Class C motorhomes offer a compromise between Class A and B.
  • Camper vans: Also called Class B motorhomes, camper vans look like an oversized van. Most class B motorhomes can accommodate two people.
  • Travel Trailers: Travel trailers come in a range of sizes and allow you to use a car to visit locations near your RV site. You can tow a travel trailer with a truck or SUV.
  • Fifth wheels: Fifth wheels resemble a mobile home. They have an overbed hitch, full kitchen and bedroom. You can tow a fifth wheel with a full-sized pickup truck.

How does RVshare work?

RVshare uses Instant Book to connect owners and renters.

  • For RV renters: If you want to rent an RV, start by browsing through your options. You can filter searches by price, features, reviews and more. Once you find an RV you like, you can reserve it instantly through Instant Book.
  • For RV owners: If you already own an RV and want to rent it, you can submit a listing with photos of the interior and exterior and a written description. You can also control how much lead time you have between requests and rental dates and set minimum or maximum trip lengths.

RVshare fees

RVshare fees for renters vary, but here is a list of fees you may be charged:

  • Administrative fee: The renter must pay a 15% administrative fee.
  • Service fee: RVshare charges a service fee based on a percentage of the rental cost. This fee is included in the renter’s first payment and covers the cost of booking plus roadside assistance. The rate varies by booking.
  • Post-trip fees: Post-trip fees are at the RV owner’s discretion. Amounts vary, but post-trip fees are generally intended to cover cleaning, dumping and refueling. Additional fees apply if the RV is late, you brought a pet or abandoned the vehicle. According to RVshare, post-trip charges vary depending on rental circumstances. The owner must list fees on the return form.
  • Optional fees: Some RVs have optional fees for if you want amenities such as satellite TV or a kitchen supply package, for example.

RVshare FAQ

How much does RVshare charge?

Owners on RVshare typically charge between $100 and $400 per night for rentals. As of the publishing date, rentals on RVshare start at $89 per night. On the high end, some people charge as much as $1,000 per night for luxury motorhomes. Most rental options fall somewhere in between.

What percentage does RVshare take?

RVShare typically takes between 10% and 25% of the rental rate.

Is RVshare reliable?

RVshare appears to be a reliable company. All bookings include 24/7 roadside assistance.

Can you make money with RVshare?

Yes, you can make money with RVshare. According to the company, it’s free to list and you can earn up to $40,000 per year.

What is RVshare’s cancellation policy?

Renters get a full refund if they cancel at least 30 days before the planned trip, minus service fees. RVshare lets owners further customize what cancellation policy they want. Options are flexible, standard and strict.

  • Flexible: Renters get a 50% refund if they cancel immediately before the trip.
  • Standard: Renters get a 50% refund if they cancel between 29 and 14 days before the reservation. Cancellations made within 14 days are nonrefundable.
  • Strict: Booking is nonrefundable if cancellation is made within 30 days of rental reservation.
What is RVshare insurance?

RVshare insurance is intended to protect owners and renters. For owners, coverage is available for free during rental periods. Standard plans cover up to $1 million in liability coverage and up to $200,000 in comprehensive and collision coverage. They also provide 24/7 roadside assistance and free towing.

Renters have an opportunity to pay for insurance coverage at the time of booking. Standard insurance also covers up to $200,000 in comprehensive and collision damage, roadside assistance and free towing.

Still have questions?

Is RVshare legit?

Yes, RVshare is a legitimate website and app for renting recreational vehicles. It gives renters many options to select from across the country. It also gives owners control over how they rent their motorhomes and under what circumstances. If you're looking for an RV for a trip or vacation, it's worth checking out what RVshare offers.

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    Reviewed May 23, 2026

    I am compelled to write this review and to share how greedy RVshare and the owner we dealt with is. We planned a trip to Idaho, then we had to put a stop on the RV and cancel 28 days prior to the vacation due to a Family accident, needless to say we can't go in June. I requested the money back but they did not bend which I think is chicken shit. I will never do this again, almost $4000.00's.

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    Reviewed April 28, 2026

    Sharing our experience in the hope it helps a future renter. RUN FAR AWAY, do NOT rent from this deceitful company. We recently rented an RV through RVshare for a family trip. The experience with the owner was fine. It was our first time in an RV and on day 1, my husband accidentally brushed against a side panel at a gas station, causing a minor scratch on one of the side doors. We reported it to the owner and expected to lose our security deposit.

    What we never expected is that the company would charge us AN ADDITIONAL $1600 above and beyond our security deposit for 'repairs' - all while refusing to provide us any proof of what the actual repairs would cost. They charged our card without our authorization, claiming they had the right to do so based on language buried in their terms of service. We are fighting this unjust charge, but are appalled that as of right now, the payments they have taken from us for insurance, the security deposit and 'repairs' is over $4500 - the rental of the RV itself was only $2k. RV renters, do yourself a favor and find a better company than RVshare!

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      Reviewed April 25, 2026

      I've been renting out my van on RVshare for a year now. I just listed a new vehicle, a RV, this week and the insurance got approved as of Monday. Last night on Friday I got a reservation request for that new vehicle for the day of. I talked to the renter and approved the reservation, not knowing the RV was blocked from insurance coverage due to needing a document signed that I have never seen. RVshare never emailed me or warned me of this missing document before approving the reservation. I called RVshare immediately for assistance and I could not get the form signed in time for the reservation so I had to cancel the reservation that I made just 15 minutes before and they forced me to pay $165 to cancel the reservation that shouldn’t of been available in the first place. RVshare obviously does not care for the RV owners that use their platform and make them money. I will no longer be renting out my vehicles on RVshare from now on.

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      Reviewed April 21, 2026

      RV Share is very sneaky and deceptive and does not factor in or show you the ACTUAL fees and required insurance fees for a parked, not being driven camper that are upwards of $300 for 3 nights of use. We made a reservation, paid the delivery fee and deposit and next thing we knew, we were being charged an additional $600, putting us at $900 for 3 nights on a campsite. The email we received right after our confirmation email said there's additional insurance fees that are required otherwise, our reservation would be canceled.

      So when I called to see what the additional $300 was for since it was immediately charged, the nice rep explained all of that and ultimately we decided that we can rent a house on this same lake for the same amount that this RV Share was going to charge us. But wait, there's more.....you don't get a full refund, they will keep a $70 service fee for your time, effort and frustration trying to figure out why the additional insurance and fees are the same amount of the shown on their website rental cost.

      If you deal with this website, be aware that what you see as the "final cost" will basically double because of the "required insurance" they charge you for, whether you're parking the RV and not driving it or driving the wheels off it. DO NOT RECOMMEND using them at all. TOO MANY REQUIRED FEES AND DECEPTIVE advertising. Very disappointed.

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      Reviewed Jan. 23, 2026

      Complete B.S.!!! We booked on Oct. 25 for a Feb. 2026 trip. This was going to be our first RV experience, and was very much looking forward to. 4 weeks before our trip, we got a message from the RV owner that the camper was damaged and will be out of commission for our dates. Super bummed, but I get it, this is not where I have the issue. RV share provided refunds.....but here is the issue.....they WILL NOT REFUND the screening fee. I completely understand if WE cancelled the reservation we wouldn't get it back. But 'WE' didn't cancel the reservation. If nothing else, the OWNER should absorb the charge. We tried to reason with RV share, but they won't budge. So now I need to find a hotel, on top of the charge from RV share. For $26, they lost a customer for life. So stupid.

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      Reviewed Nov. 29, 2025

      The worst! We rented an RV from here for Thanksgiving camping in the mountains and none of the electrical worked, and our kids and us nearly froze in the middle of the night. We had to check into a hotel. We also noticed an Ant problem, none of the TVs worked and none of the receptacles worked.

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      Reviewed Nov. 21, 2025

      I'm a 72-year-old great-grandmother. I took delivery and immediately saw that I was unable to get in and out of the raised bed. I returned immediately; however, they charged me full price...$2800. RVShare doesn't care about seniors!

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      Reviewed Oct. 9, 2025

      They showed no flexibility and charged me without prior notice. From a $500 rental they took $250, citing a cancellation I made a year earlier when my RV had mechanical issues. I explained the situation but they refused to reconsider. Their high fees and unwillingness to work with customers make me unable to recommend them.

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      Reviewed Sept. 27, 2025

      Worst rental experience of my life and I have rented 30 plus times. They bait and switch you. They get all your data, then start telling you there are more expenses and fees, more documents to fill out, more pictures to send. We spent almost 30 hours trying to get it finalized. They already had our credit card and personal data. The cancellation fees are almost the entire cost, so I kept trying to give them what they wanted. You can't use a computer or Android phone to send them data.

      After almost 10 phone calls, including 2 to a supervisor and about 20 emails and texts. They then wanted more photos saying our faces weren't clear. These are full facials and ID's sent to Asia, but they refuse to say where. Kept doing it, but it wasn't worth it. Granted, the couple who owned the RV were great, the RV was not clean and the stove and awning didn't work. Would never recommend anyone use RVshare. And we are in the US. Their HQ is an office in a strip mall in Akton OH. Not a real US company and who know what they do with your data. I got a new credit card after the trip.

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      Reviewed Sept. 25, 2025

      Updated on 09/26/2025: I contacted RVshare 3 times about possible fraud, damage or theft of my RV about a renter that reserved my 4 year old 5th Wheel days prior to the rental. They assured me that the renter was properly vetted and to not worry that if any damage or theft occurred while rented it would be covered. My RV was returned completely ruined after it was taken to the Burning Man without my consent or knowledge. What they don't tell you is if the renter does not pay for the overages or the deductible then you (the owner are responsible to pay for it and the overages you just won't get if the renter doesn't want to pay for it.)

      My 5th wheel will most likely be considered totaled once I can make it safe to be towed to the dealership and they offered me $407 to cover parts and labor to fix it after I had sent then 84 photos of all of the damages along with a detailed list. What they don't tell you is, they will rent to people that are not even US citizens, how can you vet people that are not US citizens? The renter's (from Russia) not only side swiped a telephone pole causing major damages to the exterior, many many damages throughout the interior but also towed my RV from Nevada to Oregon without raising the rear hydraulic leveling jacks. I plan to take legal action if they continue to not cover any part of the repairs that are now needed to my once beautiful new RV. It's been almost a month and I just got their offer for repairs last night by email.

      Original review: RVshare is an absolute scam in every way. I rented my 4-year-old 5th wheel through them and it came back absolutely destroyed inside and out. The renter hit a telephone pole that severely damaged about 15' along the side and the door, not to mention numerous damages done on the inside, and RVshare offered me $407 to cover the damages. That doesn't even cover the cost to replace the door, not to mention any of the structural damages, and replacing the awning. I reported to RVshare prior to rental 3 times that I was concerned about the renter being a fraud and worried about damages, each time they assured me that it is fully insured, to not worry about anything. And now I have a new RV that I can't even tow out of my driveway.

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      Reviewed Sept. 21, 2025

      Very disappointed - found a rental trailer to use for guests for a week - rental about $700 - BUT THEY ADDED ON insurance I don't need to $674. Travel trailer that the host is delivering, parking in my driveway and leaving it for a week? Outrageous - DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE.

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      Reviewed Sept. 12, 2025

      I had a highly disappointing experience and feel I was clearly scammed by this service. The issue was simply a ripped awning fabric on the trailer I was rented on August 25th to September 01—there was no mechanical damage whatsoever (attached a photo). The fabric itself is relatively inexpensive, retailing for around $100 and easily available on Amazon. Called some repair stores while on my way to return the trailer, and professional repair estimate I received elsewhere was less than $300 in total. Initially, they charged me $603.75 for the repair, which was overpriced but seemed was okay at the time. However, they later increased the price to $929.13 without any explanation and confirmation.

      It seemed as though they realized my insurance deductible is $1,000, which makes the final charge absurd; if I totaled the trailer, I’d be paying roughly the same amount! When I asked for a detailed breakdown of the costs and how they reached at that price, they refused to provide a copy of the receipt or any detailed invoice. They claimed they perform damage estimates internally but refused to share any documentation or explanation. Overall, this feels like a scam. I am very dissatisfied with the lack of transparency and the significant price hike for what was a straightforward fabric repair. I expected honest pricing and clear communication, but instead, I feel taken advantage of.

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      Reviewed Sept. 11, 2025

      Horrible experience — RVshare insurance is a scam. We rented an RV for Burning Man, paid $500 for cleaning and $1,200 for RVshare insurance, and returned it clean. The next day the owners accused us of ridiculous petty “damages” a missing pan we never used, a tiny chip and cushion scuff, even blaming an air freshener leaking that they had installed. We had photos and video proof, and the only issue we acknowledged upon return was a small scrape from tape used to keep the fridge shut (since it wasn’t working on pickup).

      The real problem came from RVshare. A week later they hit us with $2,500 in charges without explanations for what were the damages. When we finally got through to the adjuster (who never contacted us first), we discovered the insurance is a total trap: the deductible is $1,000 for every rental, but for Burning Man it secretly doubles (which is not mentioned anywhere). We were charged in total a shocking $4,500 on top of 3900$ reservation. In practice, this means RVshare avoids paying anything and renters are expected to pay the entire bill ignoring the insurance completely. So between dishonest owners and RVshare’s hidden policies, we paid thousands on top of cleaning and insurance that gave us zero protection. Bottom line: RVshare enables shady owners, hides critical insurance details, and profits by leaving renters exposed. Don’t rent through them. It’s not worth the risk.

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      Reviewed July 31, 2025

      Unsafe RV, Abandoned by RVshare, No Real Support in Emergency. We rented an RV through RVshare for a family trip, and it quickly turned into a nightmare. Within the first hour, we reported severe shaking and tire balance issues to the owner with video documentation. We even stopped at an RV center, where we were told the tires were cupped. Despite our concerns, we pushed forward carefully.

      On July 1st, one of the rear outer tires blew out on a rural stretch of Highway 70 in Ohio — at night — with six of us in the vehicle, including children. Roadside assistance never showed, despite being “assigned,” and we were forced to call local police several times for help. Eventually, we paid a private tow truck company out-of-pocket just to get safely to a hotel.

      We were forced to abandon the RV and spend thousands of dollars to fly home, book two rental cars, and pay for lodging. We submitted all receipts and followed every instruction from RVshare and their insurance. Still, we were only partially refunded, and RVshare refused to cover the actual emergency expenses despite clear evidence.

      Even worse, they charged us an additional $500 for an insurance deductible — but refused to apply that toward our out-of-pocket expenses or refund it. Their dispute resolution process was unprofessional, dismissive, and lacked empathy. We were left stranded, stressed, and financially burdened. We hope no other family has to go through this. RVshare showed zero accountability for the safety and condition of the vehicle and offered no real-time help during a dangerous situation. Would not recommend.

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      Reviewed June 13, 2025

      R.V. owners beware!!! This platform will gladly take your money yet they will not give you support when needed in any way. If you choose to do business with them be prepared for hours of hold time on the phone. When the call is finally answered it will be met with a representative that is difficult to understand because they speak English poorly, but wait, then they will put you on hold only to come back with no resolution and then put you on hold again.

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      Reviewed May 31, 2025

      If you’re an honest, hardworking person looking to rent an RV, do NOT trust RVShare. This platform completely failed me as a renter even after I provided overwhelming evidence to prove a false damage claim was made against me. The RV owner, Dana Allen, claimed we caused damage to her vehicle. This is a complete lie. My husband, the driver, has 20 years of professional CDL experience, with a spotless record, no accidents, no lost loads, no damage, currently drives hazardous tankers. We treat other people’s property with the highest respect.

      Dana claimed she had photos of the RV before our rental. When asked to provide those pictures with date and time stamps (which any phone photo includes), nothing was produced because the photos don’t exist. She lied, and RVShare looked the other way. We even provided aerial images showing that Dana parks her RV in a very tight, restrictive space. The damage clearly happened before we ever picked it up. But RVShare ignored it all. They took over $500 from us without a fair investigation or any legitimate proof.

      This was our first time renting, and it was ruined. I want to warn others:
      ❌ If the owner lies, RVShare won’t protect you.
      ❌ If you provide proof, they won’t care.

      ❌ If you expect fairness, you won’t get it.

      And if you’re considering renting from Dana **, be warned, she is dishonest and manipulative. Do not rent from her on RVShare or anywhere else. I regret ever trusting this platform. RVShare enables corruption and punishes honest people. I’ve learned the hard way, now I’m warning you. Don’t let this happen to you.

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      Reviewed May 11, 2025

      Terrible Experience. Never again. Customer service could barely speak English. Lied about why the insurance was Mandatory. The Insurance itself is out of this world expensive. So I cancelled the reservation before the 30 day full refund policy but they still charged a cancellation fee. Asked to speak to a supervisor who could barely speak English as well and offered no help. There’s a reason they have mostly 1 star reviews.

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      Reviewed May 6, 2025

      I have made 2 reservations and had them delivered to me. I have NOT pulled them myself. They charge me insurance based on me driving the RV. When I called to dispute they basically said too bad. Not to mention the insurance is out of sight and you do not have the option of supplying your own. My insurance rate was higher than the actual rental. I have heard Outdoorsy does not do this. They have a stationary insurance that is much less. I will be using them next time.

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      Reviewed April 22, 2025

      After agreeing to rent an RV, RV Share kept adding on previously undisclosed fees, for insurance, for nonrefundable deposit, for service fees, etc, etc, ad nauseam.. The last straw was when they wanted to charge an additional $12.99 per day to add my wife as an authorized driver. Their approach to this rental was unprofessional, irresponsible, unreasonable, and bordered on the fraudulent. A rental that was quoted at $243 per day, would have actually cost about $500 per day once all of the additional charges were applied. I have cancelled the rental and would recommend that this business be avoided like the plague.

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      Reviewed April 16, 2025

      I attempted to rent an RV through RVshare, but after checkout I received an email informing me of several unexpected insurance fees—none of which were clearly disclosed upfront, and there was no way to opt out. I tried contacting customer service immediately, but no one answered. Days later, I finally spoke with someone who clearly had handled this type of complaint many times before. They walked me through the cancellation process—but still kept the “service fee” despite the misleading experience.

      I’ve rented RVs, homes, and more over the years, and this was by far the strangest and least transparent experience I’ve had. I ended up canceling and losing money, but I felt compelled to leave a review so others are aware. There are better, more honest local companies out there—do yourself a favor and avoid RVshare.

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