Fun Time Rentals
Fort Pierre rental outfit with boats, campers and party gear, rated 4.9 by 30 reviewers.
Six rental outfits serve South Dakota, and the spread tells you something before you even call. A few earn their stars on dozens of reviews. One has a 2.6, which is the kind of number that usually means a fleet past its prime. Two will deliver to you. Two list travel trailers. Most travelers here are headed toward the Black Hills, so book early once summer rates appear.
Fort Pierre rental outfit with boats, campers and party gear, rated 4.9 by 30 reviewers.
Family-run Rapid City shop renting travel trailers and pop-up campers, with delivery available for a fee.
Small Webster camper rental with a 4.8 rating and helpful owner Josh, praised for clean, well-stocked units.
RV dealer and rental agency in Mitchell, SD, with 4.0 stars from 164 reviews.
Employee-owned RV rental with Standard and Large RVs, mixed reviews on cleanliness and maintenance.
Travel trailer rentals based in Watertown, South Dakota, serving the surrounding area.
Rapid City is the main hub, and it puts you close to the Black Hills, Custer State Park and the Badlands. Fun Time Rentals carries the best track record in the state at 4.9 from 30 reviews, and TJ Camper Rental sits at 4.8 from a small sample of 4. Mid-State RV Rentals of the Black Hills has a single 5.0 review, so treat that as a good sign rather than proof. Jack's Campers Sales Rentals has 164 reviews at 4.0, the longest paper trail here. Read the recent ones, not the top, because fleet quality drifts.
I once rented a motorhome that looked fine until the generator started cutting out, and I have paid a generator-hours surcharge that never appeared in the quote. Ask how generator use is billed before you sign, and confirm whether the kitchen and linen kits are included or extra. The security deposit matters too: know the hold amount and how fast it comes back. Cruise America has an airport location and a kitchen, which helps if you fly in, but its 2.6 rating from 5 reviews is a warning to inspect the unit closely.
Two outfits list travel trailers, Mid-State and Sheehan Outdoor Rentals, and two will deliver to you, Mid-State and Jack's Campers. Delivery is worth the fee if you are staying put at a campground and do not want to tow. Travel trailers also save on mileage, since you tow with your own vehicle. South Dakota is a long state, and a one-way drop can add real cost, so plan a loop. For summer and holiday weekends, reserve weeks ahead, especially near Rapid City.
Six are listed. Two offer delivery to you, and two list travel trailers among their options. The rest cover general motorhome and camper rentals. Check each one's fleet and rating before you commit, since quality varies a lot across this small group.
Fun Time Rentals has the strongest showing at 4.9 from 30 reviews, enough volume to mean something. TJ Camper Rental is close at 4.8 from 4 reviews. Jack's Campers has 164 reviews at 4.0, so read the recent ones to see how the fleet is holding up now.
Ask how generator hours are billed, whether kitchen and linen kits cost extra, and the size and return timing of the security deposit. Confirm what your own insurance covers versus the rental company's policy, and ask about pet rules. Get all of it in writing before you drive off.
Yes. Two companies deliver to you: Mid-State RV Rentals of the Black Hills and Jack's Campers Sales Rentals. Delivery usually costs extra and works best when you stay at one campground. If you plan to move around, a standard pickup may suit you better.