Great customer service, excellent vehicle condition and timely delivery and orientation to RV at our campsite. Unfortunately, the refrigerator was not functioning properly. We wound up using a cooler and ice (provided by staff) for our food. With temps to 105 degrees, ice was short lived. Needed to replenish. The AC and generator were excellent for cooling the cabin before bedtime.

From the very first phone call, ExOverland and owner Cody stood out from every other company we contacted — and we called several. My son had just graduated college and wanted to celebrate with a father-son overland adventure, so we were searching for a company that could rent us a fully equipped vehicle, connect us with proper trail driving instruction, and help us plan an itinerary worthy of the milestone. Most places we called just didn't inspire confidence. Then we reached Cody. Cody spent 45 minutes on that first call sharing his deep knowledge of the area and pointing us toward three credible local instructors to get us properly trained on day one — no upsell, just genuine guidance. He then built us an absolutely epic 8-day itinerary and stayed in consistent contact throughout the trip to check in, answer questions, and make sure everything was running smoothly. The rig came fully kitted — camp chairs, cooler, propane, kitchen box, and everything else we needed to focus entirely on the experience rather than logistics. The combination of Cody's expertise, his honest recommendations, and ExOverland's thoughtful gear setup directly elevated our entire trip. This is the kind of outfitter that clearly loves what they do and takes pride in every customer's experience. We would not hesitate to recommend ExOverland to anyone. You all rock — thank you for helping us create memories that will last a lifetime.

The booking process was straightforward, communication was fast, and the owners walked us through all the features before we hit the road. The camper was clean, comfortable, and stocked with everything we needed, which made the trip feel more like traveling with a small, mobile home than “roughing it.”