RV rental delivery to the park

Question

Hello! We are planning a trip late September and are looking for a company that will deliver RV’s to camp sites, and then pick them up once rental period is finished. Can anyone recommend a company that provides this service?

Answer

Good question. I found a few RV-rental options near Redwood National Park that may offer delivery, though “drop-off to a campsite inside the park” is *not always guaranteed* and depends heavily on the rental owner. Here’s a breakdown of what I found, plus some caveats and things to watch out for.

RV Rental Companies That Offer Delivery Near Redwood / Humboldt Coast

RVShare — There are RVShare listings near Redwood NP (just search for “Redwood National Park, CA” in their delivery-enabled options). Many of these rentals offer delivery to local campgrounds — check with individual owners.
Outdoorsy — They also have camper/RV rentals in the Redwood area, including delivery-enabled ones. When you message the vehicle owner, you can specifically ask whether they will deliver to your campground, how setup works, and where they can pick up afterward.
Go RV Rentals — GoRVRentals has RVs listed in Crescent City, McKinleyville, and nearby — check specific listings for “delivery” or “drop-off” options.
Humboldt RV Rentals — Local company that may be more flexible; they’re partnered with Outdoorsy. Contact them directly to ask about delivery to Redwoods-area campgrounds.

Things to Be Careful About / Ask Ahead:

Campground Access & Size Restrictions: Some Redwoods campgrounds (state or park-run) have maximum RV lengths or road access limits. For example, Redwood National & State Parks’ campground info notes size limits.
Delivery Fees: Delivery from these rental platforms is usually offered, but there will be an extra charge based on distance and setup time. Get a written quote in your rental agreement.
Permits & Park Rules: While Redwood NP and state parks may not explicitly forbid rental deliveries, some parks do have restrictions. According to renter-owner experiences on Reddit, you may need to clarify with the rental company that they can legally deliver to a state/park campground.
Setup Time: Ask how long it will take them to deliver and set up the RV — many owners require 30–60 minutes to park and prep the rig.
Pickup Logistics: Similarly, confirm where they will pick it up after your stay. If you’re staying late in a remote campsite, make sure the owner is okay coming for pickup at that location/time.
Insurance: Confirm what your insurance covers for a delivered rental, especially in more remote or forested campgrounds.

Bottom Line / Recommendation:

Yes — there are RV rental companies that *can deliver* RVs to campsites around Redwood National Park, but you’ll need to:

Use platforms like Outdoorsy or RVShare and filter for “delivery” — message the individual owner to make sure they’ll deliver to your exact campground.
Confirm site size, access, and whether the campground allows delivered camper-trailers.
Get clear on delivery & pickup costs and logistics in writing.