OUTWANDER50 takes $50 off RVshare bookings of $500 or more as of September 2026, entered at checkout on RVshare.com. The discount applies to the rental price. It does not come off taxes, service fees, upgrades, or insurance, which RVshare sells as separate protection products. This is the code Outwander shows on RVshare listings in search results.
RVshare is a peer-to-peer RV rental marketplace operating across the United States. Private owners list their RVs, campervans, and travel trailers, and renters book them directly. We've written more about how the platform works in our RVshare overview. RVshare's own guide to how it works walks through the booking flow and the delivery option, where the owner brings the RV to your campsite, often sets it up, and picks it up afterwards.
How to apply it
Pick your RV and dates, continue to checkout, and enter the code in the promo field on the payment step rather than on the listing page. Confirm the $50 line appears in the price breakdown before you pay. A code that hasn't applied usually can't be added after a booking is confirmed.
What the discount is calculated on
OUTWANDER50 needs a $500 booking before it applies at all, and 10% of $500 is exactly $50, so a flat amount and a percentage meet at that threshold and diverge above it.
The number that decides which shape suits your trip is not the headline figure, it's the base each one is calculated on. OUTWANDER50 comes off the rental price here. Our Outdoorsy code is 10% of the nightly rate specifically, rather than the booking total. Our RVezy codes are percentages carrying the same $500 minimum as this one.
Three different bases, so run your own dates and nightly rate through each rather than comparing the headline numbers.
The $100 delivery rebate
Separate from the code, RVshare is running a $100 delivery rebate for reservations that start between August 17 and October 17, 2026 and include paid delivery. It isn't a checkout discount. You book and pay the delivery fee as usual, then submit the rebate form on that page within 7 days of the end of your rental, and RVshare sends a $100 gift card by email.
The terms worth knowing before you count on it: one submission per reservation, US residents 25 and older with a US mailing address, and funding is first come, first served, so the rebate can end before October 17.
The code and the rebate combine because they touch different lines of the booking. The code comes off the rental price at checkout, and the rebate comes back after the trip. A delivered booking of $500 or more qualifies for both, $150 in total.
Where the bigger savings usually are
On any peer-to-peer marketplace, the listing you choose matters more than the code. Owners set their own rates and often publish weekly and monthly discounts far larger than $50. RVshare's own fee list confirms the shape of the rest: the service fee is a percentage of the reservation total excluding taxes and the security deposit, and mileage or generator overages are charged when usage exceeds the included allowance.
Those allowances vary listing to listing, and the per-mile charge past the included allowance is where a cheap-looking booking turns expensive on a long route. Delivery, generator hours, and cleaning fees are all owner-set too.
So compare the all-in total for your real dates and your real mileage, then apply the code to whichever listing already won. Our RV rental listings show current RVshare rentals with the code on each result.