Rentals

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RVShare

As someone who used to own an RV rental business I like to see these smaller companies using real world network RV's as opposed to the stripped down units you see from the major rental companies. You might want to also check craigslist listings or forums for RV owners who rent their RV's personally. Sometimes you get a better RV for a lower price from Mom and Pop.

I don't have personal experience with it, however my cousin and her husband used it multiple times when visiting Yellowstone. They'd fly out from the East Coast to Bozeman, MT. The RVShare owner was in Bozeman, so they'd take a cab/Uber to his house from the airport and spend 2 weeks exploring. They did it for 4 or 5 years before finally getting a RV of their own.

-Michael

Thanks. As an RV owner myself I don't think I could rent out my rv,but I am considering this.

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My concern would be what kind of support you could expect should the rig have a mechanical issue. It’s not like one of the major companies that could get you a replacement. And if you are considering driving from the lower 48 that is a trip that will challenge a rig to near its limits.

Not sure if the intent is to rent the RV in MA and drive to Alaska or just to rent in Alaska. If the intent is to rent in Alaska, there are other options (Great Alaska Holidays, ABC, etc).

I know there are likely hundreds of success stories for renting of private RV's, but I've dealt with two disputes (one from the owner / lessor side, one from the renter / lessee side) using similar services and my clients (on either side) had nothing good to say about their experience.

The point raised regarding a mechanical issue is quite valid...lots of road miles in AK that aren't close to metro areas and tow services.