Getting Ready for Your Adventure

Renting an RV from Hawley's is easy. You decide what you would like to rent, call us, reserve it over the phone, and pick it up. It is that simple. We also offer a delivery service, bringing your RV to you.

To begin, you need to know three basic things:

You need to know what type of RV will suit you best -
- Towable RV - Pop-ups, Travel Trailers
- Motor Home - Class A, Class C (No special licensing is required)
You need to know what you are going to do with the RV -
- Where are you going? - Depending on where you are going, certain campground and state park facilities may have size limitations, or utility limitations. Should this be the case, selecting the wrong RV could limit your experience. Call our Rental Department, and we will assist you in selecting the right RV.
- What are you going to be doing? - Are you going to be traveling through towns or are you going to escape from the rest of the world and hide out in a campground? Or are you just needing it for some comfortable transportation for a loved one? No matter what it is, we have the right rental for you.
You need to know how many people are going -
- The number of adults, children, and pets certainly plays a part of you decision on the "right RV" for you. With the exception of our pop-up trailers, all of our rentals have a separate Queen Bedroom, a jack-knife couch (folds out like a futon bed), and a dinette that folds down into a double bed.
- In consideration of a Motor Home, Seat Belt Accommodations must also play a factor. Our Motor Homes can accommodate up to 7 passengers. State laws require that all passengers in a motor home remain seated and wearing a seatbelt anytime the motor home is moving.

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Requirements for Renting

a Towable RV

Pop-Up / Folding Trailers

Towing Vehicle must have a 2000 pound Towing Capacity
Must have 2" ball on towing vehicle
Must have wiring for lights and brakes on towing vehicle (adapters available)

Travel Trailers

Towing Vehicle must have a 6000 pound Towing Capacity
Must have 2 5/16" ball on towing vehicle
Tow vehicle must be wired with electric brakes and control box.

Due to certain weight restriction issues, licensing protocols, liabilities and other issues, ALL Park Model and Temporary Housing will be delivered by Hawley's Camping Centers or a private sub-contractor. Delivery and pick-up fees will apply.

So What Do You Need To Pack?

To be able to predict what you will need on your trip would be absolutely impossible. Therefore, we have compiled this list of items that could potentially be needed for anything ranging from a weekend getaway to a month-long excursion. Hopefully, it can help you plan accordingly and use it as a checklist for your outing.


Linens / Toiletries Blankets, pillows, sleeping bags, sheets, etc. Towels, wash clothes, dish towels, dish cloths Paper towels, facial tissues (we supply the toilet paper and holding tank chemicals) Toiletries, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shaving items, suntan lotion, etc... Dish Soap, bath soap, shampoo, etc Laundry bag Cooking Supplies Pot holders Salt, pepper, spices, condiments Drinking Water Dishes (paper or plastic), flatware, utensils, cups, napkins Can opener (manual) Aluminum foil, zip-lock baggies Pots, Pans (iron skillet, sauce pans) Large spoons Long-handled forks Measuring cups Mixing bowl Crock Pot Grill & charcoal Coffee maker	Emergency Supplies Matches / Lighters First Aid Kit Insect Repellent Battery-Powered Radio Flashlight, spare batteries Cell Phone (it can be turned off until you need it) Outdoor Supplies Lawn Chairs Extension Cords (heavy duty) Small broom/dust pan Umbrella Rope, clothesline, clothes pins CD's / DVD's Cleaning Supplies Scouring pads Cleansers / Sprays Garbage/Trash bags & plastic food bags Other Supplies Ice Chests & ice Camera, film
This is merely a list to help you pack for your trip. There are some items you might not need and there may be some you hadn't thought of yet. These are just suggestions. We hope you find it helpful.