The charts to the left are designed to show two things in an effort to assist you in making your RV rental decisions. 

First, the top chart shows Daily Rental Rates of our Standard size motorhome as currently priced for 2009.  Note that these rates are subject to change, and generally go up as we approach the actual date.  This is one reason that it is best to reserve early on to take advantage of the current rates.  The daily/nightly rental rates of motorhomes and campers is highly dependent on the actual dates of your intended trip.  The top chart starts out on March 2, 2009 and ends with those rates on December 28, 2009.  Notice how these rates creep up then ultimately spike up into the peak summer periods.  By changing the dates of your rental you can have a dramatic effect on your actual rental costs by taking advantage of rental rate variables throughout the year.

Secondly, the lower chart shows weekly utilization of (in this case) motorhomes for the same period.  Notice that generally speaking we are at maximum utilization ("sold-out") for times when the rental rates are at their highest.

The data uses 2009 rates against 2008 actual availability so the comparisons are not perfect but for illustrative purposes should make the points outlined above.  Also, remember that gas prices last year were double and more of what they are now.  The rates for our other rental products in much the same (but not always exactly the same) way as do the rates of the Standard motorhome in the illustration above.

Many prospective renters believe that we are always sold-out on holidays.  This is often not the case, however, campgrounds are more difficult to reserve for holidays.  Don't let this deter you - there is almost always room available at private campgrounds.

In this economy it makes sense to save some money on your vacation.  Unless you have to, try and make your plans for when the rates are not at their peak. Savings of at least $100 per night are available as long as you can work your plans around the peak rental rate times.