State guide

RV rental in Mississippi

Mississippi is a fine state to tow a camper through, with Gulf beaches in the south and piney hills up north. The rental scene here is small and skewed toward trailers. Our directory lists four companies across the state, averaging 4.2 stars, and two of them rent travel trailers. That means you tow rather than drive, so plan on a capable vehicle with a proper hitch.

4Companies listed
4.2★Average Google rating

Top-rated rental companies

Blue Sky Campers & Horse trailers in Picayune, MS

Blue Sky Campers & Horse trailers

Picayune, MS ★ 5.0 (8 Google reviews)

Picayune shop for camper and horse trailer repair, conversions and slide out work, rated 5.0 by reviewers.

Dads Camper Outlet in Gulfport, MS

Dads Camper Outlet

Gulfport, MS ★ 4.3 (313 Google reviews)

Gulfport RV dealer with 20+ years renting and selling campers, praised for friendly staff and smooth buying process.

Trailers
Dads Camper Outlet in Picayune, MS

Dads Camper Outlet

Picayune, MS ★ 4.3 (264 Google reviews)

Picayune RV dealer with 20+ years selling and renting campers, 45 minutes from New Orleans.

Trailers
T&J RV Rentals in New Albany, MS

T&J RV Rentals

New Albany, MS ★ 3.0 (1 Google review)

Small RV rental agency in New Albany, Mississippi, with a 3.0 rating from a single Google review.

What's actually on the lot

Four listings is the whole picture, so choices are thin. Two of the businesses rent travel trailers specifically, with no motorhomes or camper vans showing up in the counts at all. If you had your heart set on a Class C, you will likely be looking at neighboring states. The ratings spread wide: Blue Sky Campers & Horse trailers holds a perfect 5.0 from 8 reviews, Dad's Camper Outlet sits at 4.3 across hundreds of reviews at two locations, and T&J RV Rentals shows 3.0 from a single review. A lone review tells you almost nothing either way, so call and ask your own questions. Small operators often run on tight schedules, so confirm what is on the lot the week you need it.

Trailer towing, plainly

Renting a travel trailer puts the towing on you, and that changes the math. Check your vehicle's tow rating and hitch setup before you book, not after. Weight distribution hitches and brake controllers matter on Mississippi's two-lane roads. Ask the rental company what their insurance covers and what your own auto policy already handles, because trailer coverage rules differ from motorhome coverage. Get the security deposit terms in writing and walk the unit with the owner before you pull out, photographing tires, awning and hitch. Since none of the four listings offer delivery, plan to pick up and tow it yourself. Fuel economy drops hard when you tow, so budget accordingly.

Booking and fees

Summer and holiday weekends are when trailers disappear first, so reserve early if your trip lands then. Ask about generator hours if the unit has one, since overage fees can show up at return and surprise you. Ask about cleaning fees, propane, and what a late return costs. Pet policies vary by owner, so state plainly that you are bringing a dog. Kitchen and linen kits are sometimes extras, sometimes included, and worth confirming before you pack. One-way drop is not offered in these listings, so plan a loop back to where you started. Blue Sky's 5.0 rating from 8 reviews is a good sign, but small sample sizes reward a phone call.

Cities with RV rentals in Mississippi

Neighboring states

Questions people ask

How many RV rental companies are in Mississippi?

The directory lists four companies across the state. Two of them rent travel trailers, and none of the listings show motorhomes or camper vans. Availability is thin, so call ahead and confirm what is on the lot for your dates.

What types of RVs can I rent here?

Travel trailers are the main option, with two of the four listings offering them. Motorhomes and camper vans do not appear in the counts. If you need a driveable unit, you may have to look at operators in neighboring states.

Can I have an RV delivered to my campsite?

None of the four listings show delivery service, so plan to pick up the trailer and tow it yourself. That means checking your vehicle's tow rating and hitch setup before you book, and confirming brake controller requirements with the rental company.

Which rental companies rate highest?

Blue Sky Campers & Horse trailers holds a 5.0 rating from 8 reviews. Dad's Camper Outlet sits at 4.3 across two locations with hundreds of reviews combined. T&J RV Rentals shows 3.0 from a single review, which is too small a sample to judge fairly.