Traveling and camping in an RV is a unique experience. One can rent an RV of their choice, enjoy their vacation, and return the RV to the service at the end of the trip. But the market for RV rentals is massive, and one could go wrong in several instances when selecting one for the trip. With the proper assistance, one could avoid common mistakes and make an informed decision when renting an RV. Booking an RV based on pictures A rental service may offer multiple pictures to attract individuals to book the vehicle. But no matter how good the photos look, one should only book one after physically seeing the RV. Checking the RV in person will help one get a better understanding of whether it fits their requirements or not. If one cannot visit the rental service or the RV is rented out, one could read the description to understand the option well. Not checking the available storage An individual planning a road trip might assume the RV can accommodate all of their luggage. But this isn’t necessarily true. The camping vehicle might have limited storage and space for travelers. Renting it without proper research could mean one has to reassess what they want to take along for the trip at the last minute.