Titus Adventures
Henderson campervan and overland rental outfit with a 5.0 rating from 35 reviews and a fleet of named rigs.
Henderson sits close enough to Las Vegas that you can be in the desert or up at Lake Mead within an hour of picking up the keys. Six rental companies serve the city, and another twelve sit nearby, so you have real choices. Most of the fleet is camper vans, with a few motorhomes and travel trailers mixed in. I have rented four RVs over the years, and one of them taught me to read the fine print before signing.
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Of the six companies here, three rent camper vans, two rent motorhomes, and two rent travel trailers, with some overlap. Camper vans suit a couple or a solo trip and fit into tight campsites near Lake Mead and Valley of Fire. Motorhomes give you more room and a bathroom. Travel trailers need a capable tow vehicle, so ask about weight limits before you commit. Only one company delivers to you, which matters if you would rather not drive across town to pick up. None offer one-way drop, so plan a loop back to Henderson. Ratings run high across the board, averaging 4.5 out of 5. Titus Adventures holds a 5.0 from 35 reviews and rents camper vans. Cruise America and Indie Campers carry the bulk of the review volume, at 855 and 879, both in the low 4s. High volume tells you they run a lot of rentals, not that every one is perfect. Vegas RV Rentals rents camper vans and travel trailers and offers delivery.
I once got hit with a generator-hours fee I never saw coming, so now I ask about every charge before I book. Generator use is often metered separately from the base rate. Mileage may be capped or unlimited, and the difference can be big on a long desert trip. The security deposit gets held on your card, sometimes for a week after you return. Check what insurance covers and what your own auto policy already handles, because you may be paying twice. Ask about pet rules if your dog is coming, and about kitchen and linen kits, which are often extras.
Summer and holiday weekends fill up first, and the good camper vans go before the motorhomes. If you have your eye on a specific rig, book a few weeks out at minimum. Spring and fall are the sweet spots for desert camping, so those dates go fast too. Ask about pickup and return times, since a late return can cost you an extra day. If you want delivery, confirm it early, because only one company here offers it.
Six companies operate in Henderson, and another twelve are nearby, so you have plenty of options. Three rent camper vans, two rent motorhomes, and two rent travel trailers, with some companies offering more than one type.
Indie Campers has 879 reviews and Cruise America has 855, both in the low 4s. Titus Adventures has a perfect 5.0 from 35 reviews, a smaller sample but the strongest score among the top names.
None of the six local companies offer one-way drop, so plan a round trip back to Henderson. If you need a one-way rental, ask when you call, because policies can vary or change.
Ask about generator hours, mileage caps, the security deposit hold, and what insurance covers. Confirm pet rules and whether a kitchen or linen kit costs extra. Read the contract before you sign.