Pick your class
Every silhouette is drawn at true relative length on a shared ruler — open any class for the full deep-dive guide.
Couples towing behind a crossover or sedan · Standard license everywhere — verify your car's hitch rating
Budget-first families with an SUV and garage storage · Standard license everywhere — verify your tow rating
Long-stay basecamps behind a 1-ton pickup · Standard license in most states; 6 add rules above 26,000 lbs combined
Riders bringing ATVs, dirt bikes, or e-bikes along · Follows its parent format — trailer or 5th-wheel rules apply
Profiles drawn at each class's longest build, one scale for length and height. ~$ nightly anchors: Public-market nightly medians (NADA + RVTrader listings) — not PickRV booking data.
Who rents this
A towable is the camper you pull behind your own truck or SUV instead of driving. You supply the tow vehicle; the host supplies the living space. That split usually means a lower nightly rate than a motorhome, plus the freedom to unhitch at the campsite and keep your truck for day trips. PickRV covers four common types. Travel trailers are the all-rounder for families. Fifth-wheels are taller, roomier rigs that connect to a pickup bed for stable long-distance towing. Popup and teardrop trailers are light and simple — easy to pull to a state park lake or a weekend festival. The key number is tow weight: each listing lists dry weight so you can match it to your vehicle. Renters pay one transparent 10% service fee at checkout plus tax, with no drip pricing, and cancellation is free for 48 hours.
Families with a truck
Travel trailers are the all-rounder — unhitch at the campsite and keep the truck for day trips.
Long-stay basecampers
Fifth-wheels give the most living space per dollar behind a 1-ton pickup — stable for long-distance towing.
Weekend minimalists
Pop-ups and teardrops are light enough for an SUV — easy to pull to a state-park lake or a weekend festival.
What it costs
Typical night
approx.$135/night
The listed rate is the host's all-in price. The service fee and your state's tax are itemized at checkout — never dripped in at the end.
Anchors: Public-market nightly medians (NADA + RVTrader listings) — not PickRV booking data.
Listings call out: Half-ton towable · Needs a diesel truck · Solar · Pet-friendly · ADA-friendly
Filter live Towables →Know before you book
Sources: Tow-rating math references the SAE J2807 standard and FMCSA towing-safety rules; brake-controller thresholds are per-state law surfaced at booking. How we verify → editorial standards, source list, and re-verification cadence.
Rigs like these
Towables listed by the people who own them — you book the owner direct.
This is a sample listing that shows how PickRV rentals look and book. It isn't reservable — real rigs from verified local hosts appear here as they come online. Browse trip guides Apply to host.
Your next step
Search shows what hosts have posted, exactly as they posted it. If nothing fits the week you have in mind, give us the dates instead — we email you when something in travel trailers & towables is listed for them, and nothing else.
Where it goes
Every state page carries local routes, park rules, and live listings as hosts list — no invented counts, ever.
City playbooks
City-specific Towables logistics — where the rig bases, when to go, and what checkout actually costs.
Feel the trip
Pull up, level out, and settle in — the towable's home for the night.
Go deeper
Towable types explained →
Teardrop to 5th wheel — every towable class at true scale.
Tow capacity calculator →
Match your tow vehicle to the right trailer weight class.
Towing 101 guide →
Hitch types · weight distribution · backing up · sway control.
Events calendar →
Travel-trailer-friendly events, rallies, and campouts.
The deep-dive library
More ways to roll
Tell us your dates
Hosts post their own listings, so what is available changes as they do. Give us the dates you are travelling and we will email you when something here is listed for them. One email, no spam.
