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Winnebago Rentals Vs. Other RV Rentals

Winnebago rentals are an amazing way to experience an RV vacation.

Winnebago is our favorite recreational vehicle manufacturer because of the quality of their builds and the layout of their floor plan. They really think deep about how people will use their campers!

Let's dive a little deeper into the pros and cons of Winnebago rentals:

Pros for Renting a Winnebago RV

Connected living/dining area.

Winnebago's motor homes have connected living and dining rooms in most RV models, which is great!

You're able to spend time with your family even if you're cooking, can watch TV from the kitchen, and it feels very homey. 

Not to mention, if you have a dinette that pulls out into a bed, it's perfect for kid's sleepovers!

Winnebagos are flashy on the outside as well as the inside.

If you're looking to travel in style, you can't go wrong with a Winnebago (or a Mercedes, but they're super expensive).

Most Winnebago's that Bill and I have seen have wooden cabinets, leather seats, and one heck of a good floor plan.

Not to mention they look awesome from the outside, too!

You're able to tow a vehicle with a Winnebago.

This has to be one of my favorite pros - you can bring your car along for the trip!

When Bill and I first started RVing, we sold both of our cars and bought a scooter to hook up onto the back of our rig. Halfway through our trip, we realized that my car was able to be towed by the RV!

We kicked ourselves pretty bad for not looking up what types of cars are able to be towed, and while not every vehicle can be, it's worth mentioning that this is a pro!

Cons of Winnebago Rentals

Of course, there are multiple types of RVs for a reason! Each has it's cons. For example...

Winnebago's are pretty freaking expensive.

Winnebago's are beautiful and well worth the money, but the cost to purchase one can range anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000 depending on small, large, and fancy you want it to be. Which means they're also expensive to rent.

That said, they are definitely built to last! Their motor homes, toy haulers and travel trailers are some of the best build quality you'll find. 

Those fuel costs won't come cheap!

One of the worst things about RVing (in my mind) is having to drive for hours to get to your destination and how much gas you need to purchase.

It adds up pretty quickly and when you factor in campground fees, groceries, and activities, you're left with a hefty bill.

How big do you want it?

This is a general con for larger motor homes, but depending on the size of your rig, you're limited on where you can go.

If your RV is over 32 feet, some campgrounds won't allow you to stay. Staying at a Walmart parking lot with a huge rig can cause some issues, too.

You're also limited on where you can go if you want a rig with a bit more space. Before you rent a Winnebago, double check with the campground to see if you're able to park it there!