Home to almost eight million residents, Long Island is the most populated island in the US. As the name suggests, Long Island is known for its beaches that stretch for miles, as well as its luxurious villages and large sports venues like Citi Field and Barclays Center. The always-busy John F. Kennedy Airport is also located on the island. Though getting around is relatively easy, with plenty of options for public transportation available here, exploring the entire island can take a few days. Instead of looking for a hotel to stay in each night, why not bring the hotel wherever you go? We’ve selected the best RV rentals on Long Island, New York, just for you! Read on to learn more about these excellent options for accommodation.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 20, 2025.
1. Stylish camper with plenty of bed space (from USD 192)
Are you looking for a great medium-sized camper experience? This 32-footer (9.7 meters) is recommended for your stay anywhere in Long Island! This well-maintained camper has plenty of bed space for 10 people with beds and bunk beds for the kids to sleep in. All the linens, towels, and toiletries will be provided by the owner for your convenience. A stove, fridge, and microwave oven are all present in the kitchen, along with some other nice devices like a coffee maker and all the coffee you need. You get other nice features like a slide-out kitchen, TV and entertainment system, and even games for the kids to keep occupied. The whole family will enjoy the stay here.
2. Luxurious 40-foot (12.1-meter) RV (from USD 145)
This large camper is one of the most loaded in this list, with plenty of space and premium surfaces inside. Two separate air-conditioning units keep everyone comfy all the time. This motor home boasts two large and plush couches in the dining area, which are paired to a large screen TV with CD and DVD players. There are enough beds and bunk spaces for up to nine guests and there are two bathrooms so you don’t have to compete for space. Plush linens and pillows are provided. There is even an outdoor kitchen with a stove and fridge so you can prepare barbecues without a hitch. You can have the camper dropped off and set up anywhere in Long Island.
3. Home-away-from-home camper (from USD 200)
This camper is a second home for your family on a road vacation, thanks to its numerous amenities and well-placed home decor. A combination of beds and bunk beds provide sleeping space for ten of you. The kitchen has all the essential appliances, and has all the utensils. There is even an outdoor kitchen, complete with stove and sink, that is perfect for a barbecue. A TV, DVD player, and radio provide some basic entertainment options; you can request for movies and board games, too. Extras include cleaning supplies, vacuum cleaner, an Apple adapter, and even a solar panel. The camper can be dropped off anywhere in Long Island, just give the owner a call.
4. Affordable motor home (from USD 119)
This medium-sized camper is filled with all the things you’d find in a typical home - nice decor, wooden furniture, and even couch pillows. A family of seven can be accommodated here comfortably. A large and plush couch along with all the wooden furniture and fittings give a very friendly and warm atmosphere. A dual sink and large gas stove provides plenty of cooking space and comes with a decently large fridge and utensils. A large TV, a DVD player, and stereo system provide you with entertainment options. All of these are available at just over 100 USD a night, a great choice for the budget-conscious traveler. .
5. Medium-sized motor home with a large outdoor TV (from USD 250)
This 2019-model RV is a hotel room on wheels, boasting a fit and finish that is superior to its contemporaries. Three TVs inside provide entertainment to the ten adults and kids who can be accommodated here. A plush couch and marble-textured countertops give off a luxurious feel, along with all the wooden furniture and fittings. Basic cooking appliances are standard, along with all the utensils and even a coffee maker. Multiple storage areas, camping chairs, a large outdoor TV, and even a bike rack are some of the extra features you get with this RV. You’ll have plenty to love once you get your family on board here.
6. Great, low-mileage, modern mobile home
This updated RV is an ideal choice for the smaller families on a vacation, thanks to its relatively compact size and top-notch amenities. Up to two adults and four kids can sleep in the three beds inside and keep clean in the bath and shower rooms. The kitchen has a stove, microwave, fridge, and sink, allowing guests to prepare some nice meals. A smart TV is ready for those who want to watch some Netflix or hook up game consoles. The first 100 miles (161 kilometers) are included in the rental, along with six hours of generator use. Do note, however, that there is extra charge for overtime.
Holbrook
7. Spacious RV for large families
With two slide-out sections and plenty of power, this Sunseeker is a great choice for the larger traveling family. The RV has four beds and a sofa, and together can sleep up to nine guests. A fridge, range, and microwave provide some cooking options for you. There are four TVs on board, with three inside, and a large outdoor one. CD and DVD players, along with satellite TV, provide some good entertainment options. Outside. the right side section has a large canvas roof that can provide some cover rain or shine. Wrapping up this amenities list is a fire extinguisher, power generator, and navigation system, for your added convenience and safety.
Hauppauge
8. Camper for outdoor adventures complete with a garage
If you love outdoor adventures, this camper is just for you! This camper boasts 14 feet (4.2 meters) of garage space at the back, which can easily store a dirt bike or ATV. The garage also doubles as an outdoor deck and can be converted into a dining area, or assembled into a king-sized bed. Up to four people can sleep in the RV comfortably and keep clean in the fully stocked bathroom. The galley has a sink, fridge, microwave, and plenty of cabinet space, all finished in premium dark wood. There is also an outdoor TV and a power awning for some outdoor movie nights. You’ll get plenty of other perks with your stay, too, including CD/DVD players, iPod docking, captain’s chairs, and a generator.
Richmond
9. New and improved camper for large families
If you have large family going on vacation, this camper is perfect for you! Inside, a combination of a bed, four bunk beds, and two couches provide all the sleeping space for up to ten. All the sheets and pillows are provided for you. The slide-out kitchen has all the essentials, like a stove, a fridge, and a microwave oven, along with utensils and cooking equipment. A TV, CD, and DVD player provide plenty of in-house entertainment for the kids. Other amenities include a fire extinguisher and hot and cold water supply. And don’t worry about moving the camper, as it can be dropped off for you by the owner anywhere on Long Island.
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10. Brand-new camper with luxury features
The 34-foot (10.3 meters) Heartland Pioneer spares little in the way of features. The interior is filled with stone and wood accents, and even the countertops have a marble texture. The camper can comfortably accommodate up to eight people, with a toilet and shower to keep everyone fresh. Make some meals in the kitchen, with amenities like a stove, fridge, and microwave; utensils and cooking equipment like pans are available too. An outdoor canvas roof provides a lot more covered space. Electricity and fire extinguisher are also included in the camper. You can have the camper delivered to your location, anywhere in Long Island.
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Go on an exciting, long adventure in Long Island
Considered an extension of the Big Apple, Long Island has plenty of its own charm for you to discover. The island is home to very exclusive villages, a whole host of state parks, and some of the longest beaches in the country. Long Island is almost like a state all on its own and is well worth exploring your next exciting camping adventure!
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