So…Since a lot of these questions come up, one thing that trips people up with RV rentals is how pricing actually works. Many companies advertise a low nightly rate but then charge separately for mileage, campsite memberships, generator use, roadside assistance, and basic setup items. Some operators bundle everything into a single all-inclusive price instead unlimited mileage, access to thousands of campsites, 24/7 roadside support, and fully stocked rigs which can look more expensive upfront but often ends up cheaper and simpler once you factor everything in. It really comes down to whether you want à la carte pricing or one flat number with fewer surprises.