What does seattlerv.rentals do for an RV renter?

It shows live Outdoorsy listings near Seattle and answers the two questions that decide a Puget Sound RV trip: what the ferry charges for that length and height, and which campgrounds the rig fits.

How much is the Seattle RV rental website?

The price is set on inquiry. No asking price is published. What is fixed: the domain, the codebase, every published page, and the committed monthly market snapshots.

Why does the Seattle site have fewer pages than the others?

Listings are shown live on one page instead of one page per RV. The page count is the ferry, fare and length-limit reference set.

Will you share the Seattle site's traffic?

Traffic, rankings and income are not published here. They are shared on request after you inquire.

Website for sale · Seattle, WA

Seattle RV rental business for sale: the ferry-and-length website, with or without a Fireside territory

Q: Is there a Fireside RV Rental territory open in Seattle?

Fireside confirms that on the discovery call. Territories are a 10-mile radius and sold first-come. We do not claim any Seattle territory is open.

Seattle RV Rentals (seattlerv.rentals) is for sale. An RV rental finder for Seattle. It shows live Outdoorsy listings within 50 miles of Seattle, sized against ferry fares and campground length limits. Renters book on the marketplace. It owns no RVs.

Ask about the site plus a territory

At a glance

What it is: an RV rental finder website for Seattle, WA. It owns no RVs and takes no bookings itself.
Live site: seattlerv.rentals
Size: 36 URLs in its live sitemap on 7 October 2026. Its own monthly snapshot counted 479 marketplace RV listings within 50 miles on 19 September 2026.
Price: set on inquiry. No asking price is published. What does not move: the buyer gets the domain, the codebase, every published page and the committed monthly market snapshots.
Two ways to buy: the website alone, or the website plus a Fireside RV Rental franchise territory. Territories are a 10-mile radius, first-come, and Fireside confirms availability and terms on the discovery call.
Not published here: traffic, rankings, revenue and lead counts. They are shared on request.

Buy the site alone Site plus a Fireside territory

What the site includes

What you would be taking over

Each item below is a page in the live sitemap on 7 October 2026, linked so you can check it yourself.

Washington ferry route pages7 route pages, one per crossing, with what an RV pays.seattlerv.rentals/ferries
Ferry RV fare tableWhat each Washington State Ferries crossing charges to carry an RV, by length and height.seattlerv.rentals/ferry-fare-calculator
Will it fit tableEvery published campground length limit near Seattle in one table.seattlerv.rentals/will-it-fit
Live listings pageLive RV listings within 50 miles, shown with the length that decides the campground.seattlerv.rentals/rv-rentals
Quote pageA quote request page for renters.seattlerv.rentals/quote
Owner intake pageA List Your RV page whose form emails each owner who wants to rent out an RV.seattlerv.rentals/list-your-rv
Start a business pageA page aimed at people who want to own or start an RV rental business in Seattle.seattlerv.rentals/start-an-rv-rental-business
Monthly market snapshotA scheduled job in the repo that records the local listing count and mix on the 1st of each month. The history cannot be backfilled, so it transfers with the code.

The Seattle market it covers

What the site already knows about Seattle

479

Listings within 50 mi

Outdoorsy search, the site's own snapshot, 19 September 2026.

268

Drivable RVs

Motorhomes and campervans in that count.

211

Towable RVs

Trailers and other towables in that count.

URLs in the sitemap

Live sitemap.xml, 7 October 2026.

Washington State Ferries price an RV by length band and height, and add a 3% surcharge on card payments. The site publishes the full table. See the page.
Campgrounds around Seattle publish different vehicle length limits. The site compiles them into one table with what clears each. See the page.

Before you choose

Two things to check before you choose an option

This is the smallest of the five sites by page count, and that is by design

The fact: The live sitemap lists 36 URLs (2026-10-07). Listings sit on one live page instead of one page each.
What we did with it: Cross-referenced with the monthly snapshot in the site's repo: 479 Outdoorsy listings within 50 miles on 2026-09-19, none with a page of its own.
What it means for you: What you buy here is mostly the ferry and length-limit reference set. Per-listing pages, which the other four sites have, are not built yet, and the snapshot pipeline that would feed them is already in the repo.
If you skip it: Judge it by URL count against the other four and you undervalue the part that is hard to copy. Ask for the page-level figures on inquiry instead.

The owner page counts for more once you add a territory

The fact: Fireside's OPRV model runs on RVs that other people own (how the OPRV model works).
What we did with it: Cross-referenced with the site: it already publishes a List Your RV page with an owner form, and its own snapshot counted 479 privately listed RVs within 50 miles on 19 September 2026 (268 drivable, 211 towable).
What it means for you: With a territory, you start with an owner intake page already live and a counted pool of the owners the OPRV model recruits from. Ask Fireside on the call how owner inquiries from the site fit its owner agreements. That answer is not published here.
If you skip it: Each site sells once. Take the territory without the site, and its owner page belongs to whoever buys it.

Two ways to buy

Take the Seattle site alone, or with a Fireside territory

Option A

The website alone

You take over the domain, the code and every published page, and run it as the finder it is today. No franchise involved. The price is set on inquiry, and the owner shares traffic and income figures with serious buyers.

Option B

The website plus a Fireside RV Rental territory

The site, plus a Fireside RV Rental franchise in Seattle if one is open. Territories are a 10-mile radius and sold first-come. Fireside confirms availability and terms on the discovery call. Franchise costs are discussed there, never on this page.

Seattle RV rental website: questions buyers ask

Sources

Page count and feature pages: seattlerv.rentals/sitemap.xml, read 7 October 2026.
Listing counts: the site's monthly snapshot of Outdoorsy search, dated 19 September 2026, in the site's repository (shared with buyers).
Fireside territory terms (10-mile radius, first-come): franchise vs. independent. Availability is Fireside's to confirm.

Counts decay. Each is re-measured before it is quoted to a buyer.