Campervan Rental Australia

RVRentaCampervan has over the years earned a reputation envied by our competitors as a company that not only delivers on its customer services promise, but does so with affordable camper van prices. Should you need to rent a campervan in Australia, we will compare all the available suppliers and camping car categories including 4×4 campers for you. Book your oz camper odyssey today with us and join the band of happy customers.

Where to Rent a Campervan from in Australia:

We compare prices from a wide selection of Campervan Hire companies across Australia - The key locations for picking up a rental Campervan in Australia are : Adelaide Airport and near Adelaide, Brisbane Airport and near Brisbane, Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport and Launceston airport plus   Airlie Beach, Alice Springs, Broome, Byron Bay, Cairns, Darwin, the Gold Coast, Hobart, Launceston, Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth, and Townsville

Adelaide Campervan Hire

Adelaide

A must-visit for wine lovers, it is also the cultural centre of Australia, with lots to explore and see day and night time. Why not use your campervan as a base, explore the city and the nearby locations including the golden sands of St Vincent

Recommended campervan drives in Australia

Red Centre Way:

This route connects the Northern Territory with the central locations of Watarrka National Park, Kata Tjuta and Ayers Rock, and Alice Springs. Travellers will journey through red desert and spinifex forest. Voyages Ayers Rock Campground and Alice Springs are two of the locations with motorhome parks. Glen Helen Gorge is an incredible place for those wanting to take a load off in the hot Australian sun and have a swim. If you are interested in a little bit of an adventure, climb the Kings Canyon, and swim in what is known as the “Garden Of Eden.” For those wanting to experience something they will never forget, this area is the place to be. Thousands come each year to see the popular Uluru! Also, for those interested in cultural sights, you will find no shortage here as you explore the lives of the indigenous Arrernte people and their way of life.

Coastal Western Australia:

Heading north on Highway 1 from Perth, drivers follow the coast past Geraldton, Denham, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay, Ningaloo Reef and Broome. Geraldton and Ningaloo Reef are two of the best places for overnight motorhome stops. For dive enthusiasts, there is not many places better then Western Australia. You have some of the most gorgeous reefs one can ever even dream about, while you also have some of the most pristine and world famous beautiful beaches. For nature lovers, Western Australia is the place to be. Swim with whale sharks, dive with dolphins, and truly become one with nature. For those wanting more than just nature, take a trip to the city of Perth and experience the unique architecture and amazing nightlife that one can only get in the land down under.

Queensland:

The tropical northwest region of the country offers an attractive campervan odyssey from Cairns to the Atherton Tablelands, to Cape Tribulation, Port Douglas and back to Cairns again. Lake Eacham and Port Douglas are ideal overnight rest places. Brisbane is one of Australia’s best party destinations for the young who want to have a good time, but don’t let the deter you from enjoying the scenery around the Queensland area. One can also find delightful and charming cities spread about the area. Queensland is one of the fastest growing areas within Australia, so it’s no surprise that there is a little bit of everything for everyone. However, one of the most important things people will do is see the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef!

Campervan Hire Driving Australia

Road network:

Australia has great road infrastructure, although remote locations have routes which are little more than tracks. Highway 1 goes right around the coast. There are long stretches of road without petrol stations, so it is advisable to fill up whenever the chance presents itself.

Speed limits:

Urban roads: 50kph, except where indicated
Provincial roads: 80kph
National roads and motorways: 100kph, Northern Territory 130kph

Alcohol limits:

0.5 per cent – strictly enforced with random breath-testing.

Safety:

Motorists drive on the left in Australia. Roads and driving standards are generally good. There are breakdown services. The use of a mobile phone when driving is illegal.

Compare Motorhome Hire Vehicles Before Booking

RVRentACampervan has long experience of handling RV rental in Australia, we can offer great deals in all the major towns and cities of the country. Vehicles such as Apollo Hitop, Backpacker Nomad and the Britz Bush motorhome can be picked up in Brisbane, Sydney, Perth or Adelaide.

Australian Weather Overview and Map

Australia’s massive size means its climate varies depending on the region, though the weather in all regions is influenced by the ocean currents. The southwest corner has a Mediterranean climate, while the north is tropical. The centre of Australia is arid, hot and dry year round. The southern half has quite cold winters, while cities in the northern monsoon belt, like Cairns, experience a hot and dry climate. Summers in the north are wet and hot, while in cities in the south, such as Sydney, are dry and hot.