Peak season is usually when schools are closed and families are likely to vacation e.g. summer holidays, Thanksgiving week, Christmas Week.
Key events also spike up RV demand e.g. ‘burning man’ event on west coast, airshows and sports events in mid-west.
You can call your local RV Rental company, they will usually have higher rental rates for such peak event dates.
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