RV Rental Management: Fireside Rents Out Your RV

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  • What Fireside handles: renters, logistics, turnovers and day-to-day questions. Owners are paid after completed rentals.
  • Where: 59 branch websites, plus branch managers in 14 more cities. Find your city below.
  • What RVs list at: $75 to $600 a day across the fleet, median $155, read October 6, 2026.
  • The owner split: not published. Fireside says terms vary by market and management agreement.
  • Protection: 700 of 701 listings carry a Wheelbase protection plan while rented.
  • Experience: 17+ years in the RV rental industry.

What RVs rent for across the Fireside fleet

RV classListedShare of fleetMedian day rateRange
Travel trailer41058%$135$75 to $299
Fifth wheel12017%$200$110 to $399
Class C motorhome9013%$225$150 to $599
Class A motorhome467%$287.50$205 to $600
Class B camper van223%$225$175 to $374
Toy hauler6under 1%$142.50$125 to $280
Folding trailer6under 1%$85.25$80.10 to $94.50
Camper van1under 1%$295$295 to $295
Source: Fireside RV Rental listings on Outdoorsy, read October 6, 2026. Listed day rates before fees, mileage and delivery.

Travel trailers are 58% of the fleet at a $135 median. A Class A motorhome lists at $287.50, 2.1 times as much, and makes up only 7%. If you own a trailer, you join the largest group, so condition and photos decide how often it books. If you own a Class A, you add supply the network is short on.

Only 57 of the 701 listings accept long-term stays, and 609 offer delivery. If you will take month-long renters, or your RV can be delivered to a campsite, say so on the form, because both change which renters it reaches.

Which of these RVs actually get booked? Our study of 582 established listings found that RVs offering delivery book 38% more often, and that pricing below the class median does not bring more bookings: which RVs get booked most.

Find your city

Each page shows what RVs rent for locally, the nearest Fireside branch and the campgrounds nearby. 90 cities so far:

Questions RV owners ask

How does RV rental management work?

You supply the RV. Fireside’s local team manages renters, logistics, turnovers and day-to-day questions, and you receive owner payouts from completed rentals on the schedule in your management agreement.

How much can I earn renting out my RV?

Fireside does not publish an earnings figure, and public listings show only asking rates. Across its 701 listed RVs the median is $155 a day. A travel trailer’s median is $135 and a Class A motorhome’s is $287.50 (read October 6, 2026). Income depends on how many nights book, which no public data shows.

Is my RV insured while it is rented?

700 of Fireside’s 701 listings carry a Wheelbase protection plan for the rental (Towable, Drivable or Camper Van Protection). Wheelbase sets what each plan covers, so ask for the plan terms before you sign.

Can I still use my own RV?

Yes. Fireside’s owner page says the RV remains yours, and personal-use dates should be blocked before renter reservations are confirmed.

Is there a long-term commitment?

Fireside says terms vary by market and management agreement. Ask for the terms for your area when we reply to your form.

Do you manage RVs near me?

Fireside has 59 branch websites and branch managers in 14 more cities. Find your city in the list on this page, or send your RV’s details and we will tell you the nearest branch.

Sources

  • Fleet, rates, delivery and protection plans: Fireside RV Rental listings on Outdoorsy, read October 6, 2026.
  • How management works, personal use and terms: Fireside RV Rental owner page, read October 6, 2026.
  • Branch count: branch websites linked from firesidervrental.com, October 6, 2026.

Last updated 2026-10-07.

Watch: How Renting Out Your RV With Fireside Works


What RV Owners Say About Fireside

  • Peace Of Mind
    We rented out our RV through Fireside and we were very pleased to get our RV back in the same condition we left it. Fireside took great care of it and we’re thankful for that.
    Eric, an RV owner who rented out his RV through Fireside, in a small group photo
    Eric Wood
    Freeport, IL
  • Effortless RV Income
    I was a bit leary about renting out our family camper, but I would consider our first year a complete success. Fireside is great to deal with and keeps you informed. I was amazed how well kept and clean our camper was on the days we used it.
    Mark, an RV owner, in a selfie with a companion outdoors
    Mark Harris
    Syracuse, NY
  • Easy Process
    I really enjoy this business they rent my 5th wheel for me in the camping season. The set up process was great.
    Melissa, who rents out her fifth wheel through Fireside, in a selfie with a companion
    Melissa Schenmeyer
    Walpole, MA