+1 (321) 641-0497RV & Travel Trailer Shipping – Instant Quotes
Truck Spot Logistics makes it simple to compare rates for RV and trailer shipping across the USA. Whether you're moving a full-size Class A motorhome or a lightweight travel trailer, our network of verified carriers delivers safe, reliable transport at competitive prices. Get your free quote, compare offers, and book your shipment in minutes.
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What RV or Trailer Transport Services We Offer
Class A, B, С Motorhome Transport
Drive-away and hauling options for all motorhome classes. Safe door-to-door delivery for units of any size.
5th Wheel Trailer Transport
Easy hauling for all fifth-wheel trailers. Professional carriers compatible with standard pickup trucks and heavy-duty hitches.
Toy-Hauler Trailer Shipping
Specialized handling for all toy-hauler configurations. Fully equipped partner carriers ensure safe, damage-free nationwide transport.
Cargo Trailer Transport
Secure hauling for open or enclosed cargo trailers. Expert carriers with the right equipment for every job.
Travel Trailer Shipping
Nationwide shipping for all travel trailer sizes—from compact teardrop units to large multi-axle models.
Lightweight Trailer Transport
Flexible routing for lightweight trailers across the continental US. Easy, cost-effective transport to any destination.
How Does RV & Trailer Shipping Work?
3 Easy steps to move your RV
Get a Quote & Book Your Shipment
Shipping an RV or travel trailer is different from standard auto transport. Most units are hauled behind a pickup truck or semi-tractor, which affects pricing and logistics.
To generate accurate RV shipping quotes, we’ll need:
– Year, make, and model of the vehicle
– Any custom modifications
– Type of trailer hitch
– Pickup and delivery ZIP codes
– Your contact email and phone number
Once submitted, you’ll receive competitive quotes from our vetted carrier network – usually within hours.
Driver Picks Up Your RV
After selecting your preferred carrier, they’ll reach out to confirm logistics and send full shipment details – including estimated pickup/delivery dates, driver name, and contact number.
Receive & Inspect Your Vehicle
When your RV or trailer arrives, inspect it carefully before the driver departs. Any damage must be noted on the Bill of Lading immediately – claims filed after the driver leaves are frequently denied by insurers. If you spot any issues, contact your shipping coordinator right away and we’ll help you navigate the claims process.
How much does it cost to transport a trailer or RV?
Shipping Cost
Transit Time
| Origin | Destination | Average cost | Cost per mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newport, OR | Kent. WA | $890 | $3.15 |
| Sandpoint, ID | Bozeman, MT | $1200 | $3.25 |
| Denver, CO | International Falls, MT | $2900 | $3.4 |
| Cincinnati, OH | Norfolk, VA | $2040 | $3.25 |
| Crisfield, DE | Fernandina Beach, FL | $2380 | $3 |
| Rocky Mount, VA | Greensboro, NC | $300 | $3.5 |
| Ithaca, NY | Warwick, RI | $1050 | $3.3 |
Origin
Newport, OR
Destination
Kent. WA
Average cost
$890
Cost per mile
$3.15
Origin
Sandpoint, ID
Destination
Bozeman, MT
Average cost
$1200
Cost per mile
$3.25
Origin
Denver, CO
Destination
International Falls, MT
Average cost
$2900
Cost per mile
$3.4
Origin
Cincinnati, OH
Destination
Norfolk, VA
Average cost
$2040
Cost per mile
$3.25
Origin
Crisfield, DE
Destination
Fernandina Beach, FL
Average cost
$2380
Cost per mile
$3
Origin
Rocky Mount, VA
Destination
Greensboro, NC
Average cost
$300
Cost per mile
$3.5
Origin
Ithaca, NY
Destination
Warwick, RI
Average cost
$1050
Cost per mile
$3.3
| Mileage | *Average Transit Time(estimated distance) |
|---|---|
| 0 - 799 Miles | 1 - 3 Days |
| 800 - 1499 Miles | 4 - 5 Days |
| 1500 - 2399 Miles | 6 - 7 Days |
| 2400 Miles and Up | 8 - 12 Days |
Mileage
0 - 799 Miles
*Average Transit Time
1 - 3 Days
Mileage
800 - 1499 Miles
*Average Transit Time
4 - 5 Days
Mileage
1500 - 2399 Miles
*Average Transit Time
6 - 7 Days
Mileage
2400 Miles and Up
*Average Transit Time
8 - 12 Days
Note: The average costs listed above serve as baseline estimates. Your exact RV or trailer shipping rate will depend on the vehicle's class (Class A, B, C, or 5th wheel), dimensions, weight, and the transport method (tow-away vs. flatbed hauling). Oversized rigs or non-running RVs may require special permits and equipment, which will affect the final price.
FAQ
How much does it cost to ship an RV or travel trailer?
RV and travel trailer shipping typically costs between $1.50 and $4.00 per mile, depending on distance. Short hauls under 500 miles average $400–$900. Cross-country shipments of 2,000+ miles generally run $3,000–$5,000 or more for standard travel trailers. Final price depends on RV type and size, total distance, route accessibility, and whether the unit is operable.
How long does it take to transport a travel trailer across the US?
Transit time depends on distance. Shipments under 800 miles are typically delivered in 1–3 days. Routes between 800–1,500 miles take 4–5 days. Long-haul transport of 1,500–2,400 miles averages 6–7 days. Cross-country shipments over 2,400 miles may take up to 8–12 days. These are estimates and can vary based on carrier availability and route conditions.
What information is needed to get an RV shipping quote?
To generate an accurate RV transport quote, carriers need the year, make, and model of the vehicle, any custom modifications, the type of trailer hitch, pickup and delivery ZIP codes, and contact information. Non-standard dimensions or inoperable status must also be disclosed upfront, as these factors directly affect pricing and carrier availability.
What is a Bill of Lading and why does it matter for RV transport?
A Bill of Lading (BOL) is a legal document completed at pickup that records the vehicle's condition before transport. Any pre-existing damage is noted on this form. If damage is discovered at delivery and was not listed on the BOL, insurance companies will typically deny the claim. Always inspect your RV thoroughly before signing off at delivery.
What is the difference between RV hauling and drive-away transport?
Hauling means the RV or trailer is physically attached to a carrier's truck and towed to the destination. Drive-away means a professional driver operates or tows the vehicle using their own tow vehicle. Hauling is more common for non-motorized trailers and inoperable units. Drive-away is typically used for motorhomes and can be more cost-effective on shorter routes.
Can a 5th wheel trailer be shipped with a regular pickup truck?
Yes. Fifth-wheel trailers are designed to connect to a standard pickup truck bed via a kingpin hitch, making them one of the more straightforward trailer types to haul. Most carriers handling 5th wheels use heavy-duty pickup trucks or semi-tractors depending on the trailer's weight and length. No specialized flatbed equipment is typically required for standard 5th wheel units.
