Outwander has two negotiated RVezy codes live as of July 2026, and which one works depends on where the RV is. OUTWANDERUS10 takes 10% off RVezy bookings of $500 or more in the United States. OUTWANDERCA10 does the same for bookings in Canada. Using the wrong one is the most common reason a code fails.
RVezy is a peer-to-peer RV rental marketplace, meaning private owners list their motorhomes, campervans, and trailers, and renters book them directly. It was founded in Ottawa in 2016 by Michael McNaught and Will Thompson, and Canada is still where its inventory runs deepest, though it now operates across the United States as well. If you want the longer view, we've written a full RVezy review.
The RVezy codes
Both codes are country-specific, and this page is the current source for them.
- OUTWANDERUS10 takes 10% off RVezy bookings of $500 or more in the United States.
- OUTWANDERCA10 takes 10% off RVezy bookings of $500 or more in Canada.
How to apply an RVezy code
- Find the RV or campervan you want and choose your dates. Codes apply per booking, not per listing, so pick the trip first.
- Continue to checkout. The discount field appears on the payment step, not on the listing page, which is what trips people up.
- Enter the code that matches the country the RV is located in.
- Check the total before you confirm. The deducted amount should appear as its own line. If it doesn't, the code hasn't applied and you should stop and work out why before paying.
If it's rejected, the usual causes are the country mismatch, a booking subtotal under the $500 threshold, or a booking that was already confirmed. Codes generally cannot be added retroactively.
What a percentage discount actually comes off
Read this before you assume 10% off means 10% off the number at the bottom of the page. On any peer-to-peer marketplace, your total is the owner's nightly rate plus a service fee, insurance or protection plan, taxes, and whatever add-ons you selected: generator use, kitchen kits, mileage packages, delivery, pet fees, a dump-station charge. Discount codes are normally applied to the rental portion, not the whole stack. RVezy charges its service fee on the rental amount, with rental insurance and the security deposit exempt from it.
That's not a criticism of RVezy; it's how every marketplace in this category works. It does mean the practical saving on a $900 booking is usually well short of $90. The checkout screen is the only place that tells you the real number, which is why step 4 above matters more than the headline percentage.
The $500 threshold is worth planning around
A trip priced just under the minimum is the one case where spending slightly more leaves you better off. If your booking lands at $470, a fifth night or a longer weekend that pushes you past $500 can cost less than the discount it earns. Work that out before you shorten a trip to save money.
Delivery is RVezy's real differentiator
Many RVezy owners offer delivery: they bring the RV to your campsite and set it up, connecting the utilities where the site has full hookups, and collect it at the end. You still have to secure the campsite yourself, whether that's a private park or a federal campground on Recreation.gov, and an approved driver is still required on the booking.
For a campervan this matters less, because the point of a van is driving it. For a towable trailer it changes what's possible, since you no longer need a tow vehicle or any towing experience. Delivery is priced by the owner and shows up as its own line at checkout, so factor it in when you compare a delivered trailer against a drive-away van.
Is the code the best price?
Not automatically. A 10% code on an expensive listing can still total more than a cheaper listing elsewhere carrying no code at all. RVezy's inventory runs deepest in Canada, where the company started, so that is where the selection is widest.
If you're comparing codes rather than listings, note that our Outdoorsy code is also a percentage but is calculated on the nightly rate specifically, so two 10% codes are not necessarily measuring the same thing.
The only way to know is to compare the same dates side by side. Our RV rental listings price RVezy against Outdoorsy, RVshare, Cruise America, and Indie Campers at once, with the applicable code shown on the RVezy results. If you're new to peer-to-peer rentals, how to rent an RV covers what to check before you book.