In most cases, a regular driver's license is sufficient to drive an RV rental. However, if the RV is large (e.g. over 45 feet long or you're towing something weighing more than 10,000 pounds), a special or commercial license may be required. Check the rules of the states you will be travelling through as they can vary.
Yes, some hosts provide long-term rentals of several weeks or even months. Discounted rates for longer rentals may also be available. Enter your travel dates into the search tool, or contact a selected host for more details.
Yes, hosts have the discretion to set minimum rental periods for their vehicles. This information is typically found in the listing under Rates & Availability. Some hosts might be open to exceptions, possibly at a higher nightly rate. Always check the listing details and communicate with the host to ensure your rental needs are met.
Travel restrictions may apply depending on the rental vehicle's owner. Some owners restrict travel to certain locations, such as specific festivals or crossing the border into Mexico or Canada. If you're unsure, use the platform's feature to ask the owner directly.
Some private offer unlimited miles on rentals, however not all. See listing details for specifics, or use the filter in search results.