What’s Included With Your Rental
Fireside RV Rentals offers Class C Motorhomes and Travel Trailers at our Fort Collins location. Every rental includes professional delivery and complete setup to your chosen location—you’ll never need to tow or drive the RV yourself. Your unit arrives fully equipped with a functional kitchen, linens, and an awning. Utilities hookup is included at most campground locations, and all standard RV appliances and systems are ready to use.For detailed information on available models and current fleet options, visit our RV Rentals page.Pricing & Rates
Rental rates vary based on RV type, size, season, and length of stay. Fort Collins experiences peak RV season from May through October, with higher rates during summer months and special event weekends. Weekly and monthly rentals qualify for discounted rates compared to nightly bookings.Beyond the base rental rate, expect the following fees:- Delivery Fee: Distance-based charge for delivery and setup to your location
- Security Deposit: Refundable deposit held at booking
- Damage Protection Plan: Optional coverage available to reduce out-of-pocket liability
- Pet Fee: Applies if traveling with pets (disclosed at booking)
- Cleaning Fee: Charged only if the RV is not returned in clean condition
Service Area
Fireside RV Rentals delivers throughout northern Colorado, serving Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Greeley, Wellington, Timnath, Berthoud, Estes Park, and Longmont. We deliver to established campgrounds, private properties, and event venues within our service area. Whether you’re heading to Rocky Mountain National Park or staying local at Horsetooth Reservoir, our delivery-included model means your RV is waiting for you, fully set up and ready to go.Rental Policies
Best Places to Camp Near Fort Collins
The Fort Collins area offers exceptional camping within reach of stunning natural attractions. Horsetooth Reservoir (Larimer County) provides scenic water-based camping minutes from town, while Lory State Park offers hiking trails and pine forest settings. For Rocky Mountain National Park access, Moraine Park Campground and Glacier Basin Campground deliver iconic mountain views and trailhead proximity. Explore the Cache la Poudre Scenic Byway, drive Trail Ridge Road, or tackle the Wyoming Border Loop—all reachable from Fort Collins in a well-equipped RV.About RV Rentals in Fort Collins
Fort Collins is an ideal RV base for Mountain West exploration. The region boasts 300+ days of sunshine and a semi-arid climate, with optimal RV travel season running May through October. The town hosts major events like the Colorado Brewer’s Festival and Bohemian Nights, drawing visitors who combine urban amenities with access to Rocky Mountain National Park, Cache la Poudre River recreation, and hundreds of miles of scenic byways. Renting an RV here means all-inclusive delivery and setup, so you can focus on adventure instead of logistics.Frequently Asked Questions
How does delivery and setup work?
Fireside RV Rentals handles 100% of delivery and setup for you. We drive the RV to your chosen location—whether a Fort Collins campground, private property, or event venue—and complete full setup including utilities hookup (where available). You never drive or tow the RV; it’s ready to use when we leave. A distance-based delivery fee applies depending on your location within our service area.
What is your cancellation policy?
We offer a flexible cancellation policy: cancel 14+ days before your delivery date for a full refund, cancel 7–13 days out for 50% refund, and cancellations within 7 days receive no refund. We recommend booking early, especially during peak season (May–October), to secure your preferred RV and dates.
Do I need a special RV license to rent in Colorado?
Colorado does not require a special RV endorsement on your driver’s license for renting and driving Class C Motorhomes or towing Travel Trailers, provided your standard license class permits it. However, we recommend verifying your license class and confirming with your insurance provider that your policy covers RV rentals.
Can I take the RV out of state?
Yes, you can take your rental RV outside Colorado. Our service area covers northern Colorado and nearby regions, and out-of-state travel is permitted. Let us know your itinerary at booking so we can ensure proper insurance and registration. Some damage protection plans may have geographic limits, so confirm details when booking.
How do I choose between a Class C Motorhome and Travel Trailer?
Class C Motorhomes are self-contained and easier to maneuver in tight campground spaces; you drive them directly. Travel Trailers offer flexible towing but require a capable tow vehicle. For Fort Collins visitors unfamiliar with towing, our motorhomes are popular. Since we handle delivery and setup, you don’t need to worry about driving—choose based on size, comfort, and the type of camping experience you want.
Are pets allowed on RV rentals?
Yes, pets are welcome on our RV rentals. A pet fee applies and must be disclosed at the time of booking. This fee covers additional cleaning and wear-and-tear considerations. Let us know the size and type of pet when you reserve so we can confirm the rental and discuss any house rules for travel with animals.
Can I use the generator, and who pays for fuel?
Generator use is permitted during standard daylight and evening hours, typically 7am–10pm. This respects quiet hours at campgrounds and your neighbors. You are responsible for purchasing and providing generator fuel during your rental. The RV will be delivered with an empty or partially full tank, so plan accordingly.
What is included with the rental?
Your rental includes the RV itself (fully equipped with kitchen, linens, and awning), delivery and setup to your location, utilities hookup at most campgrounds, and all standard appliances and systems. You provide fuel for the motorhome or tow vehicle, generator fuel, and food. Pets and personal items are your responsibility. See our RV Rentals page for specific unit amenities.
How far in advance should I book?
We recommend booking at least 4–6 weeks ahead, especially for May–October travel when availability is tight and rates are highest. Last-minute bookings (less than 3 weeks out) are sometimes available but may have limited RV choices and premium pricing. Early booking ensures you get your preferred unit and campground location.
What is the minimum age to rent an RV?
Renters must be at least 25 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. Some damage protection plans or credit card holds may have different age requirements, so confirm details when you book. A refundable security deposit is held at booking for all rentals.
What happens if the RV is damaged during my rental?
A refundable security deposit is held at booking to cover potential damage. We offer an optional damage protection plan that reduces your personal liability for accidental damage. Without the plan, you may be charged for repairs. Return the RV in clean condition to avoid additional cleaning fees. Document the RV’s condition at pickup and return.
Can I extend my rental?
Yes, extensions are available if the RV is not already booked. You must request an extension at least 48 hours before your scheduled return date. Extensions are subject to availability and pricing at the time of request. Contact us as soon as you know you’d like to stay longer to secure the extension.
What is the minimum rental length?
The minimum rental is 3 nights. Weekly and monthly rates are available at discounted rates compared to nightly bookings. For example, a weekly rental (7 nights) typically costs less per night than a 3-night weekend rental. Ask about seasonal promotions and group discounts when you book.
Why should I rent an RV in Fort Collins specifically?
Fort Collins offers 300+ days of sunshine, easy access to Rocky Mountain National Park and scenic byways like Cache la Poudre and Trail Ridge Road, and a vibrant local events calendar including the Colorado Brewer’s Festival. Since Fireside RV Rentals handles delivery and setup, you avoid the hassle of towing or driving an unfamiliar RV—you simply arrive at your campsite and enjoy the adventure.
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