All About Fun RV Rental Review

Editors Review

The wide selection of RV rentals being offered by All About Fun RV Rental has been running for more than a decade now. Only one depot shelters their older models of Class A and Class C recreational vehicles, as well as travel trailers and tent trailers.

What All About Fun RV Rental Tells Us

All About Fun RV Rentals takes pride of being in the rental industry for over ten years, allowing them to accumulate more and more vehicles. Aside from rentals, the company also caters the RV consignment, pre-owned sales, service and repair, and parts and accessories. The rental department, in a particular, is quite enticing with several perks given to each rental like free generator usage, no awning charges, and free exterior cleaning and final dumping.

Fleet

The All About Fun RV Rentals fleet has a full range of motorhomes, trailers and toy haulers in sizes, models and features. This allows renters to have options that will suit their preferences. Most of the vehicles are older models, which could be an issue in case you are a picky renter. Considering the age of the vehicles, but you may need to do a bit of cleaning before running it. Despite of not new models, the rates are unexpectedly not that competitive. But as whole, the RVs are okay and are great for small to big groups up to 8 people. 

Class A

National Seabreeze

First on the list, the 2007 National Breeze is a 32 ft. motorhome with more convenient driving views yet bigger vehicle dimension. It has a sleeping capacity of 6 people only, so you'll have plenty of space inside. The 2 slide outs (in the living room and bedroom) also give a roomier interior with complete amenities that include jack knife sofa, booth dinette, Corian counters, separate toilet, and a lot more. The entertainment system provides you with dual TVs/ DVD player.

Fleetwood Storm

Also at 32 ft., the Fleetwood Storm in white & green hue is another option for travellers in 6. The two slide-outs give a bigger living room and bedroom. The motorhome itself is equipped with stove, microwave, oven, refrigerator, spacious dinette, comfy sofa, as well as awning for outdoor dining. The dual-duct air-conditioner and vent system make your road trip a little bit comfier and fancier.

Thor Industries Hurricane

The Thor Industries Hurricane is pretty much the same with the two above-mentioned motorhomes at 32 ft. and sleeps 6. It also supplies couch/ dinette & bedroom slide-out, stainless sinks, microwave, stovetop and oven at the kitchen and spacious sleeping places for everyone. But there are certain features that make this RV distinctive among all Class A's— the pullout pantry and pass through storage.

Class C

Fleetwood Jamboree 

Starting the Class C motorhomes is the Fleetwood Jamboree, which is suitable for larger families. Even at 31 ft., this RV can cater up to 8 people. Each sleeping place is nicely fitted out to maximize the interiors without feeling too cramped. Instead of having two slide-outs, this model comes with only one slide out but provides other frills like outdoor entertainment system with am/fm/ cd stereo, BBQ grill hookup and more.

If you want to have the same model but with smaller vehicle dimensions, you can have the 23 ft. Fleetwood Jamboree. This vehicle is one year older, but is compact enough to fulfill your holiday on wheels.

Jayco Melbourne

The Jayco Melbourne is the smallest RV on offer at 26 ft. It is ideal for 4 people needing luxury space inside. There are two slide-outs to provide extended comfort, along with other exciting features like good-sized refrigerator, convection oven, microwave, dual TVs, awning, Xantrex inverter, and a lot more. 

Forest River Sunseeker

The Forest River Sunseeker may be an older 2005 model but it still emanates elegance and style. The sleek exterior is as fascinating as the well-equipped interior. This motorhome provides sleeping places for a maximum of 8 people— rear island queen bed, booth style convertible dinette, jackknife sofa and overhead cab bed. For your stuff, you  can store them conveniently inside the raised panel cabinetry and other storage cabinets tailored all over the vehicle. With all the amenities on hand, the company claims that this RV is fully self-contained for your holiday needs.

Insurance

As required by the company, you must purchase your own insurance coverage from your insurance company. You need to provide a copy of your insurance binder or you have the option to purchase it during your rental. As endorsed by the company, you can purchase insurance from MBA Choice, but may be slightly higher compared to your own insurer. On the other hand, the refundable deposit starts at $500 and up, depending on the rented unit, destination, insurance deductible and other given factors.

Reputation

Some reviews define the company's name as the opposite, which means that longer experience in the business does not necessarily equates to positive reputation. The company may have provided a wide selection of RVs and other rental units over the years, but other departments relatively pull the company down. The rental units, in particular, are okay but mostly older units complete the fleet, so wear and tear might occur regularly.

Summary

Accordingly, All About Fun RV Rentals is good (though not completely commendable), considering the numerous negative feedback from previous renters. On top of that, their prices aren't that enticing to start with.