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RV & Motorhome Hire in New Zealand

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The most popular one-way rental in New Zealand is to collect from Auckland and return to Christchurch. But, it is often cheaper to rent from Christchurch and return to Auckland.

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Travelling from Auckland to Christchurch maximises your time in New Zealand. You can head north from Auckland first and then head south and take the ferry across the Cook Straight and explore the South Island and return your camper van to Christchurch.

This itinerary will work in reverse and if you are travelling from Queenstown to Christurch we have listed below the top sites to visit on your way.

More information on how to plan your trip can be found on our NZ Road Trip Planner page

Auckland to Christchurch Road Trip Itinerary including overnight stops:

Week 1: Northland and Auckland

  • Auckland to Bay of Islands: Distance - 220 km (137 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 3 hours

  • Exploring Bay of Islands: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Bay of Islands to Waipoua Forest: Distance - 170 km (106 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 2.5 hours

  • Exploring Waipoua Forest: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

Week 2: Coromandel Peninsula and Bay of Plenty

  • Waipoua Forest to Coromandel Peninsula: Distance - 280 km (174 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 4 hours

  • Exploring Coromandel Peninsula: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Coromandel Peninsula to Bay of Plenty: Distance - 180 km (112 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 2.5 hours

  • Exploring Bay of Plenty: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

Week 3: Rotorua, Taupo, and Tongariro National Park

  • Bay of Plenty to Rotorua: Distance - 80 km (50 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 1 hour

  • Exploring Rotorua: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Rotorua to Taupo: Distance - 80 km (50 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 1 hour

  • Exploring Taupo: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Taupo to Tongariro National Park: Distance - 130 km (81 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 2 hours

  • Exploring Tongariro National Park: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

Week 4: Wellington and Marlborough Sounds

  • Tongariro National Park to Wellington: Distance - 330 km (205 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 4.5 hours

  • Exploring Wellington: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Wellington to Marlborough Sounds: Distance - 120 km (75 mi) + Ferry Crossing, Driving Time - Approximately 2 hours (plus ferry time)

  • Exploring Marlborough Sounds: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

Week 5: Nelson, Abel Tasman National Park, and West Coast

  • Marlborough Sounds to Nelson: Distance - 130 km (81 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 2 hours

  • Exploring Nelson: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Nelson to Abel Tasman National Park: Distance - 60 km (37 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 1 hour

  • Exploring Abel Tasman National Park: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Abel Tasman National Park to West Coast (Punakaiki): Distance - 260 km (162 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 4 hours

  • Exploring West Coast (Punakaiki): Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

Week 6: Franz Josef Glacier, Wanaka, Queenstown, and Fiordland

  • West Coast (Punakaiki) to Franz Josef Glacier: Distance - 210 km (130 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 3 hours

  • Exploring Franz Josef Glacier: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Franz Josef Glacier to Wanaka: Distance - 285 km (177 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 4 hours

  • Exploring Wanaka: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Wanaka to Queenstown: Distance - 70 km (43 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 1 hour

  • Exploring Queenstown: Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

  • Queenstown to Fiordland (Milford Sound): Distance - 290 km (180 mi), Driving Time - Approximately 4 hours

  • Exploring Fiordland (Milford Sound): Various locations, Driving Time - Flexible

New Zealand campervan hire from Maui, Britz, Star RV, Apollo.

Compare campervans, motorhomes and camping cars for hire in New Zealand.

We list the best campervans and motorhomes in New Zealand by size and price.

  • Compare prices. We show you all the daily rates of every campervan and motorhome.

  • There are many optional extras to add including insurance options and we list them.

  • Each type of campervans, motorhomes, camping cars, SUVs, truck campers, 4x4 campers are illustrated with lots of images.

  • Check the age of the campervans as some are nearly new to quite old. It makes a big difference to the quality of your rental.

  • Cheap Campervans are older with higher mileage. New to near new are luxury campervans or motorhomes fully equipped.

  • Check the bed sizes - some are large and some are compact to ensure a trouble free holiday.

  • Check the interior height to make sure you can stand up inside.

  • One-way rentals from the South Island to the North island. Reverse the route to see if you get a better deal. Don't forget to pre-book the ferry during the peak season.

  • All top rental companies are listed on our booking engine including Maui, Britz, Apollo, Spaceships, Star RV - see the full list below.

  • Rent either an automatic or manual (stick-shift).

Campervan and motorhome hire New Zealand: Auckland

Campervan Hire in Auckland is the most popular starting point for a tour of New Zealand

Auckland has over 30 different rental companies offering their own range of campervans, motorhomes, sleeper cars and camping cars.

Choose a campervan that has enough seat belts and enough beds for each passenger. If there are six people and you rent a 4-berth, the rental will not go ahead. Safety is paramount in New Zealand. Compare our Campervans and Motorhomes for hire in Auckland

Most of the rental depots are located close to Auckland airport and free transfers are usually included. We suggest that if you arrive after a long-haul flight then stay a night at one of the Auckland airport hotels. Or, you can collect your campervan and head to the nearest campsites and rest up there.

North of Auckland airport is Auckland city, by-passed by a motorway. Drive north on State Highway 1 to the Bay of Islands and Northland with all its beautiful beaches, sub-tropical rainforests and giant kauris. There are plenty of campsites to choose from. Pre-book the first few nights while you wind down into your holiday.

Driving south of Auckland takes you to the rest of the North Island. Check out our Trip Planner pages to see our recommendations of what to see and do.

Choosing the Best campervans and motorhomes to rent in New Zealand.

The top-of-the-range luxury six-berths are modern, top quality, comfortable motorhomes. There is a choice of bed layouts. Three doubles, two double beds and two single beds. Perfect for a group of friends travelling together or a family.

Types of Campervan Rentals in New Zealand:

4-berth campervans for hire in New Zealand

The 4-berths campers or motorhomes also have a choice of different bed layouts.

Often, the double bed is above the cab and the two singles or another double is at the rear of the camper and is made up nightly by removing a table.

Some couples prefer to sleep above the cab and have the table always in place so using the extra space. Perfect for a long hire.

Many new campervans and motorhomes have double beds that drop down from the roof of the vehicle.

The 2-berth campervans with a shower and onboard WC are popular with couples or two friends.

The beds can be two singles or a large double. These campervans and motorhomes offer complete freedom especially when they are fully self-contained.

Low-Top campers are great for the budget conscious as they are very cheap to run.

Hi-top campers are a good choice for comfortable sleeping and good cooking facilities. They can sleep up to five people.

Sleeper-cars or Camping-cars are SUV's (Sports Utility Vehicles) and are the most economical. They have a large double bed in the rear of an SUV. Cooking is on a gas ring and there's a small sink to wash up in.

Finally, there is the option of a 4x4 bush camper if an off-road vehicle is needed. This is a Toyota Hilux, designed for rough terrain and rough roads. With sleeping and cooking facilities on-board.

Unlimited mileage on New Zealand campervan hire.

There are many options to choose from when putting together the costs of renting a motorhome.

Unlimited mileage is almost always included in the rates in New Zealand.If you are renting a diesel vehicle then there will be an added tax - the Road User Charge Recovery Fee to pay on completion of your rental based on the number of kilometers travelled..

Rental Depots

Auckland and Christchurch rental depots.

Auckland and Christchurch offer the biggest range of campervans and motorhomes to rent. Other depots are located throughout New Zealand with a more limited choice.

Use our booking engine to see all the costs and let us check availability for you. Book securely online. Our experts are available to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Where else can I rent a campervan from in New Zealand?

The campervan and motorhome rental depots in New Zealand are:

Auckland

Queenstown

Blenheim

Rotorua

Christchurch

Taupo

Dunedin

Tauranga

Greymouth

Rotorua

Hamilton

Tauranga

Nelson

Thames

Picton

Wellington

Whitianga

One-way rentals between depots in New Zealand.

One-way hires between any of these depots are available on request. There is sometimes an extra charge for this. Relocation deals are available especially if you start your holiday in Christchurch and end it in Auckland.

Our trip planner can help you plan your route between the depots.

Every campervan has been reviewed by our customers and given a star rating.

Every campervan has a review next to it sent in by one of our previous customers. This will help you make your choice.

How to get the best and cheapest rates for campervan rentals in New Zealand.

To get the best rates book early. There are great deals to be had on early bookings. Savings can also be made by booking older campers.

FIND OUT ALL THE COSTS BEFORE YOU BOOK

All the costs of a campervan and motorhome rental are included here. Choose from a 2 berth camper car, 2 berth low top, a 2 berth with shower and toilet or a larger motorhome. 4-berth, 5-berth, 6-berth and 7-berth motorhomes are available for rent in NZ.

You can choose to add extras such as a higher level of insurance, camping tables and chairs etc. There is an all-inclusive price that includes everything you will need.

Ask us for help planning your trip. We know New Zealand really well.

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General Rental FAQ

What does self contained NZS 5465 in New Zealand mean?

Certified Self Containment is maintaining and certifying your motor caravan that complies with the New Zealand Standard for Self Containment of Motor Caravans and Caravans, NZS 5465:2001.

The creation of the Standard by the NZMCA (New Zealand Motor Caravan Association) to provide a solution to the increasing problems associated with the use of motor caravans and the disposal of waste.

The NZMCA encourages all motor home and caravan owners to make their vehicles self-contained, and help protect the environment and public health from indiscriminate waste disposal.

A self-containment vehicle is designed to completely meet the ablutionary and sanitary needs of the occupants (including water for drinking and cooking) for a minimum of three days without requiring any external services or discharging any waste.

Why should I rent a campervan or motorhome that has been certified?

A self-containment certificate provides local authorities and communities with a way to recognise that a vehicle poses minimal risk to the environment and public health. That way they are able to accommodate motor caravans at reserves and other areas where there are limited or no external facilities.

Without self-containment, the environmental and public health problems caused by motor caravans will become unacceptable, and will result in councils and government placing increasing restrictions on the use of motor caravans.

With a self-contained campervan or motorhome you can free-camp where it is permitted.  Without a self-contained vehicle you risk getting a fine if you wild camp.

Getting to the campervan rental depot in New Zealand.

If you arrive by plane then you will be collected from the airport. But if you are staying in town before you start your rental then getting to the depot will be your responsibility.

There are airport shuttle services to the airports where most of the campervan rental depots are. Or, book an Uber or taxi.

Train services are not readily available in New Zealand.

Transfers to the campervan rental depots

These campervan rental companies offer transfers from the airport from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. The depot is on site at Queenstown Airport.

  • Maui New Zealand - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels.

  • Britz - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Apollo - Complimentary transfers from the airport.

  • Star RV - Complimentary transfers from the airport.

  • McRent - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Discover NZ - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Pacific Horizon Travel Homes - Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch courtesy transfers are available from any city hotel or motel. Complimentary transfers from the airport and airport hotels.

  • Cheapa Campa - Complimentary transfers from cities and airports.

  • Real Value - Complimentary transfers from cities and airports.

  • Mighty Campers - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Kiwi Autohomes - Complimentary transfers from cities and airports.

  • Road Runner Rentals - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels.

  • RV Rentals - By arrangement.

  • Abuzzy Motorhome rentals - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Tui Campers - Complimentary transfers from the airport and selected airport hotels only.

  • Spaceships NZ - Complimentary transfer from the airport or downtown.

  • Hippie Campers - free Airport Transfers

  • Escape Campers - no transfers available.

Disposal of waste water from a campervan

Waste water is collected in holding tanks then disposed of via a dump station. Dump stations are connected to reticulated sewerage or septic tank systems, therefore the treatments used in the waste water must be approved toilet chemicals or treatments that do not affect the operation of these systems.

Certificates and Blue Stickers:

Every rental campervan and motorhome that has an onboard shower and toilet should display a valid certificate of Self Containment blue sticker.

To qualify to display the New Zealand Self Contained Sticker the campervan or motorhome requires the safe installation of the following:

  • Fresh water supply: 4L per person per day (i.e. minimum 12L per person)

  • A sink

  • Toilet: 1L per person per day (i.e. minimum 3L net holding tank capacity per person)

  • Holding tank: 4L per person per day (i.e. minimum 12L per person ) and monitored if capacity is less than the fresh water tank

  • An evacuation hose

  • A sealable refuse container (with lid)

Camping in New Zealand in a camper:

Freedom camping or wild camping in New Zealand is permitted in all campers that are self-contained. Please leave no waste.

Overnight in campsites

If there are no onboard facilities then renters are required to overnight in a campsite of which there are hundreds throughout New Zealand.

Frequently Asked Questions About 4x4 Camper Hire in New Zealand

These campervans and Motorhomes have been rated at between 4 - 5 stars, and are under 2 years old.

Insurance options for campervan and motorhome rental in New Zealand:

All campervan and motorhome are covered by insurance. The level of liability varies depending on the age and size of the vehicle.

The insurance excess (liability) can be as high as €1500.00. If you don't have your own insurance to cover this excess then you will have to leave security to this amount to cover this. The hire company will take security by a credit card payment.

You must have a credit card with high enougxh credit to cover this.

There are options to reduce the level of liability:

You can reduce the amount of insurance liability by buying other insurance cover either at the same time as you book the campervan or later. You can buy it from the campervan hire supplier; online from us via Questor; or from an independent insurance provider that specialises in covering security excess on hire vehicles. The cost of this is calculated by each day hired.

You can reduce your liability to nil by buying additional insurance cover. This can often be included in the "all-inclusive" rates when you book your campervan hire.

You will still have to pay a bond. This can range from €500.00 to €1500.00. This is refundable when the vehicle is returned in a good and clean condition to the correct location.

Each company has different terms and conditions relating to insurance cover. Contact us for full details and if you have any questions at all.

We also have the Drive-Easy insurance cover available to select when you make your booking request. This will cover your insurance liability too.

What are Household kits?

Household kits are an option available for overseas customers who don't want to bring their own bedding or cooking utensils.

Campsites and Caravan Parks. We strongly recommend you stay in a campsite (caravan (RV) park). New Zealand has an extensive network of caravan parks in all major tourist centres and most towns.

Powered sites enable you to connect your vehicle to electricity. The cost is listed separately on campsite websites.

Yes, most vehicles have onboard heating.

All campervans have some form of cooking. These are gas powered bench top cookers. There are not usually ovens (furnaces) However, many are equipped with microwaves that will operate when you are "plugged in" to a mains electricity supply.

Even the small low-tops or sleeper cars have cool boxes. Larger vehicles have fully functioning fridges that are powered by battery or gas or the mains (three-way fridges).

You can sleep and eat in these campers. Some have solar showers that you can hang off the back and others offer portaloos. But you are not able to free-camp in these campers.

Two, three, four, five, six and seven berth campervans and motorhomes have built in toilets and showers.

The casette toilets are clean and easy to use. Empty them regularly by disposing of the contents at "dump stations" on campsites or in public toilets. Hose out each time and replace the blue liquid to keep the odours to a minimum. Keep the fresh water tank topped up.

Water tanks:

There are two tanks:

  • Clean water tank.

  • Fill this with the water from taps. Boil it for drinking. This provides water for the shower and for the sink for washing up.

  • Waste water

  • from the shower and the sink is collected in a grey water tank. You must empty this at a dump station on a campsite or at a public dump station.

Some vehicles have on board displays to show how much water is in the tanks.

Note: If you are in an area where the temperature drops below zero, the water tanks will automatically empty to prevent pipes freezing.

Note:

If you are in an area where the temperature drops below zero, the water tanks will automatically empty to prevent pipes freezing.

Winterising is the process of draining all water from the tanks and pipes when vehicles are taken to areas where the temperature drops below zero to prevent damage to pipes and tanks. This means that you are not able to use the shower, toilet or sinks.

The batteries provide power for between 12 - 20 hours when fully charged depending on use. There are two sets of batteries in a campervan or motorhome. One is standard that runs the engine and the other set provides you with electricity (power) for all the lights, pumps, shower, fridge etc

These batteries re-charge when you are driving the campervan. They will also re-charge when you are plugged in on a powered campsite. Idling the engine won't provide enough power to recharge the house battery.

When you are connected via a cable on a powered site, all equipment automatically runs on mains power rather than the battery. Appliances such as the television, microwave, rear air-conditioning and power points only run on mains power.

For the 12 Volt system to work, the 12 Volt main switch must be in the 'on' position. All vehicles can be connected to 240 Volt mains power via the supplied 15 Amp extension lead with large earth pin.

Each shower pump uses the battery system on board the campervan. The water is heated via the gas supply from a gas bottle stored in an outside compartment of the campervan. You will be shown this when you collect your campervan.

Please ensure that your water tanks and gas bottles are kept full. There is fresh water on all campsites and parks. Gas bottles can be re-fuelled at most garages, petrol stations.

This varies from company to company. The more expensive the campervan the more that is included. You will usually have bedding and living equipment such as cooking equipment, eating utensils, bath and tea towels included. If there are any extra charges for these, you will see them listed when you make your booking request. The will be referred to as household kit or vehicle kit. We list what is included in a note. Sometimes items such as outdoor table and chairs or bbq's cost extra.

You will need to ensure that you have child seats booked before hiring. Some companies do not supply these. Please check. Other companies have specific policies that cover child restraints. You may be asked to supply age and weight of your children if child seats or booster seats are required.

When you are driving a low-top or hi-top campervan it is just like driving a large car. Don't take the corners quickly and don't try to drive as fast as a car. You are carrying your sleeping and cooking equipment.

The campervans that have onboard showers and toilets are easy to drive too. They have big mirrors for good visibility. Get someone to watch you reverse. The vehicles are longer and higher than cars and you can't always see bollards etc.

Motorhomes with "lutons", the bed that is above the cab, are also easy to drive. These vehicles are easy to manoevre but you will find that they are slower than cars and you need to take corners slower than you would in a car. Watch out when driving close to hedges that you don't bump the overhang above the cab. Also, get someone to watch when you are reversing.

These vehicles all have power assisted steering. The seating position is higher than in a car for great views.

Normal rules apply when driving. Watch your speed limit as some restrictions apply.

Learn about driving rules in New Zealand here.

Some companies provide complimentary supplies such as dishwashing liquid, dishcloth, coffee, tea and sugar. However, we recommend stocking up soon after you collect your campervan. Ask at the desk where your nearest supermarket/shop is. Don't forget the essentials such as cooking oil, salt, pepper, butter, milk, bread.

Check with your phone provider. Turn off roaming so that you don't incur charges. It may be cheaper to hire a phone or buy a local sim card for your own phone while you are travelling. There is an abundance of internet hot spots and most campsites offer this facility.Many cafes have free wifi and campsites.

We strongly recommend you use soft bags instead of suitcases for your luggage. Soft bags take up less room and fit more easily into the storage cupboards and lockers in the vehicle.

Some larger vehicles have "garages" big enough for bikes, surf gear etc.

If you are returning your campervan to the depot that you collected it from then there is usually a locked storage area to keep your luggage while you are on your holiday.

A valid, current car driver's licence must be produced for everyone intending to drive a rental vehicle. State, overseas or international licences are acceptable.

All vehicles come with a spare tyre and equipment needed in the event of a tyre change. You should make sure you have a roadside assistance phone number when you collect your campervan in the rare event you need help.

Most campervans and motorhomes can play MP3 and CDs. Newer vehicles have usb connections.

Most cameras are now digital. You can store your photos on the cloud when travelling or buy extra SD cards. Travelling with a small laptop or notebook can enhance your journey by searching information on your destination.

These are full and comprehensive. They are listed on the booking page when you make your booking and there is a link at the bottom of the page where you put in your payment details. Read these before you make your booking. Please ask if you need anything explained further.

Some fees may apply if you cancel your rental booking.

Toll roads are roads which charge a fee in exchange for access through to your destination.

You are responsible for paying toll fees, so it is important to be aware of these roads before you travel.

Yes. You will have a dedicated staff member take you on a tour of the vehicle when you arrive at the branch. They will ensure that you are familiar with all of the features before you leave. For some basic information about operating the vehicle, please read the rental guide. Make sure you know how the vehicle works before you leave the depot. At busy times at peak season the introduction session may be quite quick. But, you can always call the depot to ask questions once you are on the road if you are unsure of anything. The vehicles have operating instructions included in the glove box usually.

Most campervan and motorhome hire suppliers provides free internet at most of the branches.

Yes bike racks are an option when you rent a campervan or motorhome in New Zealand. You must hire a bike rack if you are taking your own bikes. Bikes are not allowed to be stored inside the motorhome or camper van. If you take your own bikes then store them on the racks or in the garage area of the campervan.

This is sometimes offered as an additional option to rent.

This is offered as an additional option. Some companies will charge extra for this. If they do, then it is listed and you will clearly see the cost displayed before you book.

Vehicles are hired with unlimited mileage included in the hire.

Check to make sure that if there is more than one driver that you have additional insurance to cover all additional drivers.

Most companies will not hire to drivers under 21 but there are some exceptions. There is not usually an upper age limit as long as the driver has a valid driving licence.

This is sometimes offered as as additional hire option. You can take your own GPS device and download the appropriate regional maps.

Most campervans and motorhomes have air-conditioning in the driver's cab that operates when driving. Additional air-conditioning in the rear of the vehicle is offered in some cases at an additional charge. This will not operate until you are on a mains electrical supply. So, an electrical hook up in a campsite or connected to the mains supply at a house or hotel.

Book early. Some companies put the prices up the nearer you get to pick up date. Book early and those prices are fixed.

Book for longer. Check out the over 21 day rate and the over 35 day rate. It is always worth having a look before you book as you may be able to go for longer for the same amount of money.

Older vehicles are cheaper than newer ones.

Larger vehicles are more expensive than smaller ones.

Avoid one-way hires that are less than 14 days in length.

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