
13 offers for your holiday in Dublin
- Best valueSurfer Suiteroadsurfer4.3(6 Reviews)
+15Immediately available4 adultsAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,555.00£1,323.00£63.00 per night - Couple Cottageroadsurfer4.3(6 Reviews)
+11Immediately available2 adultsShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen1 BedACPets allowed£1,594.00£1,359.00£64.71 per night - Sunrise Suiteroadsurfer4.3(6 Reviews)
+15Immediately available4 adultsAutomaticUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,641.00£1,392.00£66.29 per night - Road Houseroadsurfer4.3(6 Reviews)
+11Immediately available4 adultsShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsACPets allowed£1,846.00£1,561.00£74.33 per night - Cozy Cottageroadsurfer4.3(6 Reviews)
+9Immediately available2 adults / 1 childrenAutomaticShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen1 BedACPets allowed£2,044.00£1,723.00£82.05 per night - Adria Matrix AXESS M670SL manualAnywhere CampersNew provider
+12On request4 adults / 1 childrenManualShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchenACPets allowed£6,803.00£6,671.00£317.67 per night - Carado T447 manualAnywhere CampersNew provider
+16On request4 adultsManualShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchenACPets allowed£6,803.00£6,671.00£317.67 per night - Van for 2Anywhere CampersNew provider
+13On request2 adultsManualShower / WCUnlimited KilometresKitchen1 BedACPets allowed£6,803.00£6,671.00£317.67 per night - Sunlight A70 manualAnywhere CampersNew provider
+9On request4 adults / 2 childrenManualShower / WCUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchenACPets allowed£6,914.00£6,776.00£322.67 per night
Places of interest and excursions in Ireland
Dublin is the capital of Ireland and is at the heart of the country’s unique cultural heritage. It is a great place to spend a long weekend, but if you are looking to book a campervan for hire in Dublin, you will find it is ideally located to explore the country, regardless of the direction you wish to head in.
Ireland has very agreeable weather throughout the year, though you should note that rain is a genuine possibility, even during summer. It’s not called the Emerald Isle for nothing, after all. Like Northern Ireland, Ireland is an excellent location for a campervan or motorhome adventure. National and local parks like Killykeen Forest Park and Connemara National Park exist. It’s also important to remember that many hundreds of miles of coastline offer pristine beaches, dramatic rocks and cliffs, and views of the Irish Sea and Atlantic Ocean.
When you are looking to rent a campervan in Dublin and want to save some money, why not use the CamperDays price comparison tool? We work very hard to ensure our customers get the best deals for campervan rentals

Pick-up locations in Dublin and nearby


Overview McRent Holding GmbH
- Comfort4.4/5
- Cleanliness4.8/5
- Value for money4.2/5
- Vehicle condition4.6/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process5/5
Overview roadsurfer
- Comfort4.2/5
- Cleanliness4.7/5
- Value for money3.7/5
- Vehicle condition4.4/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process4.2/5

Overview Blacksheep Van
- Comfort2/5
- Cleanliness5/5
- Value for money3/5
- Vehicle condition5/5
- Pick-up and drop-off process2/5
Useful Tips for Your Trip in Dublin
If you are going to hire a camper van in Dublin, the best time to visit is either spring or autumn. Everything is less expensive, the weather is mild but cooler, and there are fewer tourists. It is important to remember that Ireland has temperamental weather like the rest of the country and its neighbour in the United Kingdom.
Hire a campervan in Dublin: What does it actually cost?
Motorhome prices in Dublin vary depending on the season, region, and demand. Fortunately, with our price comparison tool, you can always keep an eye on rental costs. September is very popular among camping enthusiasts, so renting a campervan can cost around 264.88 £. You can travel more affordably in March, with average prices of 99.75 £.
Best campervan routes from Dublin
There are many great ways to make the most of your motorhome rental in Dublin. When you can hit the road and sleep in campsites and other spaces as you make your way around the country, consider trying some of these incredible driving routes.
Ireland’s Ancient East
When booking a campervan for hire in Dublin, one driving route you should consider taking is Ireland’s Ancient East. It covers around 250 miles and takes a maximum of 7 days. The route starts in Dublin and takes you through an incredible 5,000 years of history. It takes you back in time to learn more about the early Lords, Saints, Colonial settlers, and Celtic warriors who called the ancient East of Ireland home.
From Dublin, head to Boyne Valley, then southwards towards Cork, and continue along the road to Wicklow.
Connemara, County Galway
For a different type of motorhome trip, take a drive along the coast through the dramatic region of Connemara in County Galway from the iconic city and follow the road along the edge of the country, past villages, inlets, and beaches with various places to stop where you can enjoy breathtaking vistas of the sea and countryside. Noteworthy sights include the blanket bog, Twelve Bens and Mamturk Mountain Ranges, and miles and miles of stone walls. Follow the coast road to Clifden and visit Roundstone for delicious seafood using local and freshly caught fish.
You should also spend some of your trip at the beautiful Connemara National Park. When driving back to Galway, turn at MaamCross for a stop at Oughterard and the stunning Lough Corrib.
Places of interest and excursions in Dublin
Connemara National Park
Connemara is a unique national park surrounded by three sides of the dramatic Atlantic Ocean. The national park is home to various fascinating Bronze and Neolithic Age sites that date between 5,000 and 1,000 BC. You will also find the Mini Alps, better known as Twelve Bens and the Mamturk Mountain Range. At Connemara, you will find the only fjord in Ireland, Killary Fjord, which has been whichated by mile-deep ice for over 20,000 years.
Portma agornock, near Dublin
A beach in North County Dublin is famous for its natural beauty and cleanliness, which is why it is popular with locals and visitors. Pristine sandy dunes and great views of the Dublin Mountains and Howth Harbour are there. Ideal for taking long, leisurely walks, sea swims and sun worshipping

Campsites in Dublin and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night
- Ulster/VirginiaLough Ramor Caravan & Camping Park
- Leinster/Bennettsbridge
- Leinster/RathdrumHidden Valley Caravan and Camping Park
- Leinster/Kilkenny
- Leinster/Dublin
- Leinster/Wicklow
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