Zomer RV & Rentals
Family-run Iowa RV shop with rentals, repairs, a parts store and a year-round campground.
Nine RV rental outfits serve Iowa, and six of them will bring the rig to your driveway, which matters more here than in most states. The average rating sits at 4.5, so the field is solid without being spotless. Inventory leans toward travel trailers (3) and motorhomes (2), with one camper van listed. What you will not find is a one-way rental, so plan a loop. Iowa's rolling hills and river towns reward a slow trip, not a sprint.
Family-run Iowa RV shop with rentals, repairs, a parts store and a year-round campground.
Family-owned RV and camper rental in Otley, Iowa, with a 4.6-star rating from 22 reviews.
Granville RV and camper rental outfit with delivery, known for clean units and helpful, easygoing service.
Travel trailer rentals in Fairbank with delivery and setup, rated 4.6 by 10 reviewers.
Des Moines-based RV rental agency delivering clean travel trailers across Iowa for festivals and family trips.
Des Moines van and campervan rentals with a perfect 5.0 rating from renters.
Iowa camper rental outfit that delivers and sets up rigs, with mixed reviews on fees and booking.
Camper rental business in Hazleton, Iowa, renting campers for trips around the state.
Family owned RV rental company in Fort Madison, Iowa, built around a personalized outdoor experience.
The mix is modest but usable: 2 motorhomes, 3 travel trailers, and 1 camper van, spread across 9 companies. If you want a van for weekend drives, Van.Hof.Wagons in Des Moines lists campervan and motorhome options and carries a 5.0 rating, though only 4 reviews back it up. Travel trailers are the easiest type to book, so tent campers moving up a grade have choices. Motorhome inventory is thinner, and summer weekends will drain it fast. Book weeks out for holiday weekends, and ask what the cancellation terms actually are before you pay a deposit. One-way rentals are not available anywhere in the state, so build your route as a circle back to the pickup lot.
Zomer RV & Rentals leads on volume and score at 4.8 from 62 reviews, and it delivers to you and includes a kitchen setup. Van Ko Camper Rentals in the motorhome and travel trailer business rates 4.6 across 22 reviews, also with delivery. EZ RV Rentals holds a perfect 5.0 but on just 4 reviews, so treat that number lightly. AJ's Camper Rentals (4.6, 10 reviews) rents travel trailers with delivery. Iowa RV Rental (4.4, 10 reviews) is the one to call if you travel with a dog, since it lists pets along with delivery and insurance. Confirm the pet policy in writing anyway; rental companies vary on size limits and fees.
Nobody in the state quotes prices on this list, so budget for the extras that bite. Mileage caps are common on motorhomes and overage charges add up on a long loop through the Loess Hills or along the Mississippi. Generator hours are often metered separately; I once paid a surprise fee for running mine past the included allowance, so ask how the meter works. The security deposit comes back after inspection, usually minus cleaning or dump fees. Check whether your own auto policy or a card covers the rig, and what the rental company's insurance actually includes. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes add-ons, sometimes standard, and delivery fees depend on distance from the lot.
Nine companies are listed across the state, averaging a 4.5 rating. Six of them offer delivery to your location. Inventory includes 3 travel trailer outfits, 2 motorhome options, and 1 camper van listing, so the fleet is small but covers the main rental types.
Yes, one camper van listing appears on the list: Van.Hof.Wagons in Des Moines, which also rents motorhomes and carries a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews. Van inventory is thin, so reserve early if you want one for a summer weekend.
Iowa RV Rental lists pets among its features, alongside delivery and insurance. That is the only pet-friendly listing shown here. Other companies may still allow animals, but ask directly about size limits, cleaning fees, and whether pets can ride unrestrained.
No one-way rentals are listed in Iowa, so plan a round trip back to the pickup lot. That shapes your route: a loop through the Amana Colonies or down the Mississippi and back works better than a straight line across the state.