Campervan hire in the United Kingdom

• Essex
• England
• Wales
• Yorkshire
• Scotland

• London
• London
• Portsmouth
• Birmingham
• Sheffield
• Manchester
• Leeds
• Liverpool
• Preston
• Edinburgh
• Glasgow

Renting a campervan in the UK for an unforgettable holiday experience

From Land’s End to John O’Groats there is so much to explore. From fabulous coastline and beaches to the scenic rolling countryside. The UK also has many vibrant towns and cities steeped in a rich and colourful history.

If you are planning a road trip around the UK, we would recommend planning for around 14 -21 days. You can choose to enjoy the many beaches and towns on the south coast of England such as the white sands and turquoise seas of the English Riviera before heading towards Brighton, London and Cambridge. If you are looking to travel through Wales, you may choose to visit Cardiff and the Cambrian Mountains before heading over to historic Chester. If your preferred start is in the north of England, you can choose between the scenic North Yorkshire Moors before moving onto historic York, Harrogate and Whitby, which is a must-see if you are interested in the Dracula story. Or you may choose to delight in the scenic Lake District before heading over to the historic town of Alnwick with its castle more recently famed as the setting for the Harry Potter films and easy access to Scotland with its lauded Highlands. Alternatively, you can hop on a ferry to Northern Ireland to visit the Titanic Museum in Belfast and the world-famous Giant’s Causeway. The routes suggested above will hopefully give you some inspiration and ideas for your next campervan holiday.

Why is it worth booking a campervan in the UK early?

The United Kingdom is a treasure trove of attractions for travellers who would like to spend their holidays behind the wheel in a campervan. Stunning English landscapes, medieval Irish castles, Welsh cities, and hypnotising Scottish lakes make up a perfect holiday spot for families with children, groups of friends, and couples. The highest demand for campervan hire can be observed in the UK between May and August. How to secure the best deal and a vehicle with the best price-performance ratio? There is nothing simpler to do than rent a campervan at least 4 months in advance. Early birds will get a guarantee of the widest choice of interesting vehicles and the most affordable options. Travellers will have to pay the average price of 130.29 euros per day for campervan rental.
If you have any doubts about your campervan rental, the CamperDays customer service department is here to help you. Our experts are treasure troves of personalised solutions and will eagerly answer all your questions. Transparent cancellation conditions and no hidden charges for reservation changes are value added.
A campervan opens a world of endless travel opportunities in front of you. The average travel time in the UK is 38 days. A motorhome will allow you to save money as you do not have to worry about such things as accommodation, additional car rental, or affordable airline tickets. With a campervan, you stay fully independent, without the need to follow any schedules.

Our top tips on renting a campervan in the UK

The UK has so much to offer, and it is perfect for long road trips. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so if you would like to visit and explore the UK by campervan, booking in advance is highly recommended.

Some of the UK’s well known attractions

The UK is famous for its breathtaking scenery, rich history and quaint villages taking you back in time. Below we have put together a small list of some of the attractions the UK has to offer:

Edinburgh Castle

• This world-famous castle is the landmark of the Scottish capital.

• The oldest surviving building, St Margaret's Chapel, was built in the 12th century.

• It was built on an extinct volcano called Castle Rock.

Snowdonia National Park

• One of the most popular hiking destinations in the UK with breathtaking scenery.

• Ideal for camping, offering a wide range of outdoor activities including cycling, fishing and water sports.

British Museum

• The British Museum has more than 60 galleries full of history and artefacts from all around the world.

• It is also one of the oldest museums in the world and entry is free of charge.

Giant’s Causeway

• Renowned for its scenic beauty. It is also home to a number of fascinating species such as Skylark and Kittiwake.

• You can visit this world heritage site, supported by The National Trust and UNESCO, free of charge.

York

• A very old city with Roman roots and a Viking past.

• It hosts York Minster, one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe.

• The Jorvik Viking Centre is another must if you fancy experiencing daily life in the 10th century.