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Campervan Hire Ireland

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The Emerald Isle boasts unrivalled scenery along with historic cities such as Dublin, landmarks like Blarney Castle, islands other than its mainland and vast outdoor havens, making it unique. As the road network is fantastic, and the country is not as vast as some of its European neighbours, those with motorhomes rental are able to see every corner of Ireland on the same trip, There are plenty of motorhome models on offer and sites to stay at overnight.

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As the scenery is one of Ireland’s main draws, campervan self-driving is the most popular way of getting around and makes your time here more personal than if you were to rely on public transport. The team at RVRentaCampervan are knowledgeable in all aspect of camper van hire, put us to the test by booking with us today.

One way campervan Ireland South – North

For many a one way rental in Ireland is the preferred choice, most will pick up from Dublin airport and return to a Belfast drop off location. One way Ireland campervan rental will often incur a one way relocation fee. Currently, the collection fee with Causeway campers for Dublin Airport collection is £200 

How to Book One way campervan Ireland

How to Book One way campervan Dublin to Belfast

This is a bit tricky. First enter your dates, but enter Dublin as both the pickup and drop off location. On the booking results page, you can then amend the drop to be a location in the North of Ireland or other UK location.   

How to Book One way campervan Belfast to Dublin

This is a bit tricky. First enter your dates, but enter Belfast as both the pickup and drop off location. On the booking results page, you can then amend the drop to be a location to Dublin in the South of Ireland.

On the results page, after you have entering your booking details as advised above, you can change booking for one way drop.

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Campervan Rental Locations Ireland- South 

  • Dublin Airport
  • Limerick Serviced by Mcrent
  • Cork – Currently no Service Providers offering campervan rental from Cork Airport

Campervan Rental Locations Ireland-North

  • Belfast
  • Derry
  • Coleraine
  • Larne

Who provides Campervan rental from Dublin in the South ?

Causeway Campers

The main provider is Causeway Campers Ireland, they offer a good selection of campervans for pickup from Dublin airport and also service Belfast and Derry airports in the North of Ireland. Causeway campers are based in Colerain in the North of Ireland. Whilst they service Dublin Airport, they do not have a depot in Dublin and will charge a relocation fee, currently £200, for Dublin airport collection. The good news is that they are perfect for one way rentals, as they will let you drop off in Belfast for a smaller relocation fee of £90 (as they are based in the North). In addition, you have insurance cover for driving in both the South and the Northern Ireland and the UK mainland, at no extra charge.

Causeway Campers Address

11 Cashel RoadColeraineNorthern IrelandBT51 4PW

Bunk Campers

Bunk Campers, starting out in 2007, They have won awards and are now one of the main campervan rental companies that service both the UK and Ireland. Within Ireland, they currently only service Dublin airport, but one way to the UK or Belfast are possible.

McRent Limerick

McRent Limerick is the only supplier that provides campervan rental in Limerick, ireland

MCRENT LIMERICKc/o McRent Ireland Ltd.CoolanoranV42 NV34 Newcastle West, Co. Limerick

Nearest airport(s):

Airport in Shannon: 55 kmDriving time: 45 minutes

Airport in Kerry: 70 kmDriving time: 1 hour

Apollo Campers

A brand that needs little introduction. Apollo’s Dublin depot is conveniently located less than 2KM from Dublin airport. Apollo also have depots in the North of Ireland, making them another contender for one way campervan hire Ireland

Pure Motorhomes Ireland

Update : Pure Motorhomes no longer provide a service in Ireland. Pure motorhomes Ireland are part of Pure worldwide that have 30 plus years experience to the campervan rental market. Dublin city is their main depot, but they also provide a comprehensive campervan rental service from Dublin airport. The professional approach entails spending as much time as necessary to make you fully comfortable using all the campervan facilities on board. 

Campervan Hire Ireland Some Recommended Trips

Cavan and Shannon Source:

One of Ireland’s prettiest drives starts in Cavan before heading through Cootehill and Bellamont Forest. Campervan sites can be found at Clogher Valley Country Caravan Park or Downshire Camping, which is near the end of the 185 km-long route.

Along the River Shannon:

Drivers are simply dazzled by the likes of Lough Allen, Lough Key, Lough Skean and Lough Meelagh on this drive past large and beautiful lakes. Make stop-offs at various historical points of interest. Those wishing to pause for the night can rely on Harkins Bistro, which has a motorhome site, and others sites such as Mullynascarthy-Caravan-Park-Lisnaskea.

Dingle Peninsula:

A mountainous area that stretches to where southwestern Ireland meets the Atlantic Ocean, with views of the Blanket Islands. Motorhome holiday hire sites can be found at Fossa Caravana and Camping Park, Anchor Caravan Park and others sites around Kerry.

Tips To Drive a Rental RV in Ireland

Road network:

Thanks to grants from the EU, Ireland’s roads are now mostly in excellent condition. Because of the sparse population, fine scenery can usually be seen either side of your vehicle. Petrol stations are abundant around the Emerald Isle. If driving from Dublin to the North it is mostly dual carriageway, with a toll way at the border, so have some change in Euros ready

Speed limits:

Urban roads:50kphProvincial roads:80-100kphNational roads and motorways:120kph

Alcohol limits:

0.08 per cent, with the police regularly policing roads and handing out heavy fines to law-breakers.

Safety:

Driving in Ireland is on the road’s left-hand side. The roads are in good condition, with most parts of all towns and cities accessible, meaning the AA can respond quickly. Never use a mobile phone when driving in Ireland. Keep a few Euros in the van for the occasional road toll in and around Dublin.

Irish Weather Overview (cloudy with a hint of sun)

Expect rain, but it is often short-lived with the sun reappearing as quickly as it disappeared. The weather gives Ireland some of its charm and is often talked about in the local pubs and shops.

The Atlantic Ocean and its effect on the Gulf Stream give Ireland a relatively mild climate, especially considering the country’s northern latitude. Temperatures differ according to region, with the central and eastern areas having a more extreme climate. However, the temperate oceanic climate means that winters are never very cold and summers are rarely scorching hot. Snow is rare in the winter, though rainfall is eminent, with the southwest region experiencing the most rainfall. The southeast is the sunniest and the driest part of Ireland, having a continental climate. The northwest region of Ireland is the coldest part of the country, though snow is rarely seen here, except for the mountain regions in County Monaghan. The most pleasant weather in Ireland is from May to August, though autumn is also favourable.

Campervan Hire is popular so Book Early

We can offer you a wide range of options in campervans in Ireland. The small Roadie car is good for getting around, it is both well-equipped and economical. Driving and parking is easy, which makes it easy to get to those beauty spots that would be out of bounds for larger camping vans.

The next popular budget size is the extending VW camper which lets you stand up and is available at most locations throughout Ireland. Perfect for 2 or can sleet 4 if required. It comes with the necessities small fridge, small kitchen, bedding and seating.

The next category which is normally a standard van conversion comes with built-in shower and WC and is a great option for exploring Ireland in style and added comfort.

Renting a Motorhome in South of Ireland FAQ’s

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