^ This. Also, i have been using Outdoorsy for a few years now and honestly, the best discount isnt even a code. Check the listing for weekly or monthly rates specifically. Most hosts set an automatic 10 or 15 percent discount if you book for over 7 days. I have been really happy with how the platform handles those price breaks automatically. Works well and usually saves way more than a $50 coupon if you are doing a longer trip. Quick tip: check the technical specs on the rig before you finalize everything. If you are towing, verify if the host provides a Equal-i-zer 4-point Sway Control Hitch or similar kit. Some hosts charge extra for add-ons like that but many include it to keep the tow geometry within safe limits. No complaints from my side after a dozen successful bookings.

• $50 Off Storewide: Use the code EXSPLORE to get $50 off your purchase. This code has been reported as working recently.

• Free Service Fee: Members can use the code ODRV2024 to waive the service fee on their bookings.

• 10% Off Storewide: There are several codes available for 10% off, including LETSOUTDOORSY10 and other similar codes that are usable by members.

• $75 Off for Referrals: You can also receive $75 off your next trip by inviting a friend to use Outdoorsy.

• Additional Discounts: There are various unverified codes that may offer up to $150 off, but these may not always work.

Use code "EXSPLORE" to get $50 off.

Coming back to this thread... honestly, you gotta be careful with the add-on costs because they usually eat up any 50 dollar coupon pretty fast. I used a code last summer and felt like I was winning until the host added a massive cleaning fee and the insurance kicked in. Just a few things i would suggest watching:

• Host-specific cleaning fees (some are like 150 bucks regardless of the trip length)
• The insurance tier you pick because Essential vs Peace of Mind changes the daily price a lot
• Mileage limits per day since overages are pricey I learned the hard way that a promo code doesnt mean much if the host charges for every little thing like propane or generator use. Check the full breakdown on the final checkout page before you commit. It is way more about the total cost than just finding a valid code.

Hey there! I rented through Outdoorsy last month and found that FIRST50 gave me $50 off my first booking. You can enter it during checkout in the promo code field. Another option is signing up for their email newsletter - they often send exclusive discount codes to subscribers, especially during holiday weekends.

Pro tip: If you're flexible with dates, check their last-minute deals section. I've seen discounts up to 20% on bookings within 2 weeks of the rental date. Also, longer rentals (7+ days) sometimes qualify for automatic discounts.

For membership perks, their "Outdoorsy Plus" program offers 10% back in rewards points and free roadside assistance. The membership has a fee, but it can be worth it for longer trips or if you rent frequently.

Hope this helps with your RV adventure! Just remember to book early since the best-priced RVs tend to go quickly.

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