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Articles for ‘2017’

Long Term RV Rentals

Friday, September 15th, 2017

With the number of natural disasters, mix-ups, moves, and everything else that can be thrown your way in life, it’s important to remember that there are always options. And some great options at that.

Long Term RV Rentals is a great temporary home during your time of need. Whether that be, your moving and need a place to stay while your waiting for your new place to become available. Or perhaps a natural disaster has, unfortunately, hit your home town. Or if a tree has fallen on your roof and you need a temporary place to stay while your roof is being fixed. USA RV Rentals has a range of rental options for you and your family. And the best part, who wouldn’t love a house on wheels giving you the extra added benefit of road trips and time to go exploring.

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How to get the best deal on an RV rental

Monday, August 14th, 2017

Sometimes the road calls your name and a road trip must be taken! Renting an RV is an affordable and comfortable way to take a trip with your family or a group of friends. Getting a great deal on an RV can be done with a few simple tips and tricks of the trade.

Cheap RV rentals are out there, we promise!

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Vacation during the offseason.

Summer months are the hot months. June, July, and August are not only busy for RV’s but all of the tourist destinations are buzzing with people as well.

Find a one-way rental.

One way RV rentals, if booked early enough, are a great way to save some money without having to backtrack. You get the most bang for your buck, sights to see, without having to sacrifice time to drop off your RV back to its original location. Check for one way rental special if you can book before January 31 for the upcoming year. You can often find 50% off in select locations!

Book your trip early.

Many companies offer great discounts if your trip is booked before January 31 and sometimes extend discounts and early-bird RV rental specials to March 31. Look for unlimited mileage specials, upgraded convenience kits, and one-way specials. Planning early is key to booking your cheap RV rental.

Smaller RV’s are cheaper.

The bigger the RV the more expensive it is all around. From the cost of rental to fuel. If you can handle a smaller space, save some money by downsizing. And while you’re driving around, if you stay around the 55 mph mark you’ll save in fuel economy as well.

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Road Trip: Chicago to Las Vegas on Route 66

Friday, June 16th, 2017
Chicago to Las Vegas Road Trip on Route 66

Route 66 from Chicago to Las Vegas is an iconic road trip route taking you through a world that has been left behind. This trip is worth putting on your bucket list. So rent an RV and start the drive!

Chicago
Between Cloud Gate, Navy Pier, and the Lake Michigan shore line the windy city has loads to offer and is a great starting point to this great road trip. Historic Route 66 awaits.

Springfield
Route 66 signs are well marked heading from Chicago to Springfield. The Lincoln Presidential Museum, Lincoln Home, and Abraham Lincoln’s Tomb can all be found downtown Springfield and is a great stop.

Meramec Caverns
Missouri holds one of the greatest of the old Route 66 tourist attractions – the Meramec Caverns. Guided tours of these extensive limestone caves are well worth the stop. Tours are just over an hour long.

Tulsa
If museums are your thing, Tulsa’s Philbrook Museum hosts a vast art museum in an Italian style villa with exhibits from around the world surrounded by acres of lush gardens.

New Mexico
New Mexico boasts the mother of all road attractions including Cadillac Ranch, Midpoint Cafe, and the Route 66 Auto Museum in Santa Rosa. If you’re in need of a big break, stop in Albuquerque for an air balloon ride.

Flagstaff
A quick stop to see the Petrified Forest National Park and the Meteor Crater is a must. An even further detour to El Morro to see the signatures of road trippers from past centuries.

Las Vegas
On the trip from Chicago to Las Vegas make sure to visit the Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon. The Colorado river has forged a mile deep, 18-mile wide, and 277-mile long gauge into Arizona, don’t miss this stop!

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