Campervan Hire in Norway

Explore Norway with Exclusive Campervan Rentals

Looking for a 4x4 camper to tackle roads or a motorhome with comfortable beds and an onboard shower and toilet.

Choose a Mini-Camper for Couples Touring Norway

Our Mini Campers offer a spacious rear double bed, basic cooking facilities, and a cozy setup tailored for couples seeking a lavish getaway amidst Norway's scenic landscapes.

There is a gas hob and fridge making this campervan fully contained. There is sometimes a microwave as well.

Bike racks can be requested. The 2-berths also have an option of a fixed bed at the rear and this also means there is a garage below for ski or bike storage.

Van Conversion Rentals - Also Tailored Comfort for Two

Our van conversions cater to couples with a choice between a double bed or two singles, complete with a shower, WC, gas hob, fridge, and optional bike racks. Enjoy the convenience of a fixed bed with added storage for ski or bike gear.

4-berth campervans to rent in Norway

The 4-berths have either two double beds or a double bed and two singles. They are well equipped with shower and wc. Most of these vehicles are under 2 years old offering a quality option.

6-berth Motorhomes with garages and extra space

6-berth motorhomes are ideal for couples or two people wanting more room and are perfect for a family holiday. All of these have internal access meaning that you can walk through from the front seats to the living area without having to go outside the vehicle.

Conquer Norway's Fjords and Mountains in Your Perfect Campervan Rental:

Find Your Dream Campervan and Hit the Road.

Embrace the Freedom:

The Right to Roam: Pitch your camper under the Northern Lights, hike untouched mountains, – Norway's vast landscapes are your playground.

Unforgettable Experiences:

Summer Sun (June-August): Kayak in turquoise waters, hike glacier-carved valleys, and soak in the endless daylight at midnight sun festivals.

Winter Wonderland (December-February): Chase the dazzling Northern Lights, hit the slopes in epic ski resorts, or cozy up in your campervan.

Cultural Immersion (May-September): Visit cities like Bergen and Trondheim, sample fresh seafood in coastal villages, and discover Viking heritage in historical sites.

Campervan hire in Norway.

The right to roam is firmly set in Norway’s law. You have the right to walk and explore almost all of Norway.

The roads in Norway are excellent and its scenery breathtaking - the most perfect road trip destination.

There is a wide range of campers, 4x4s, campervans and motorhomes to rent to enjoy a special holiday with your partner or to take your family on the road trip of a lifetime.

No need to have a plan…just go. We have all vehicles to suit your budget.

Book your campervan hire early to both avoid disappointment if your chosen vehicle is not available and to get a deal on the rates.

The campers range from a mini-camper to a large 6-berth motorhome. All are very well equipped.

Best time to travel to Norway:

Travel to Norway between June and August for the long days of sun. May and September offer cooler weather and the country has less tourists.

If you want winter sports, and the northern lights you may catch them in September but you are more likely to see them between December and February.

Our teams are always on hand to find you the best deal on campervan hire and motorhome rental. Special discounts are always available.

How much does campervan hire cost?

All you need to know before you hire a campervan from Campervans.com. Find out all the costs before you book securely.

What is included in the daily rate?

All companies have the basics included in the daily rate but you have to pay for optional extras.

• Daily Rental Rate - covers the cost of hiring a campervan and includes basic insurance with an excess.

• Bedding and linen is included in the daily rate in some countries but can be an extra charge in others.

• Plates, crockery and cooking equipmentare usually included.

• Roadside assistance or breakdown cover is usually covered. However, it is sometimes offered as an additonal option.

What are the Optional Extras?

All Optional extras are listed during the booking process. Add them in or take them out as you make up a quote for yourself before you book. Everything that has an extra fee will be listed in the quote before you book. Even if there are extra charges to pay locally you will see them in your quote.

• Insurance Cover - basic cover is always included but check the insurance excess (deductible) that you will be liable for in the event you have to make a claim for damage to the vehicle or to a third party. If you need us to explain it in detail give us a call and we will make sure you know exactly the terms and conditions of your rental.

• Windscreen and tyre cover - often included in the daily rate but is sometimes offered as an extra.

• Crossing borders or visiting another country will incur an additional insurance fee. Typically Mexico or travel through Europe from the UK or if you plan to visit Africa then there are border crossing fees to consider.

• Mileage - where unlimited mileage is not included in the daily rate you can pre-purchase mileage or opt for limited mileage. Use google maps to work out the minimum you need. Unlimited mileage is not always the cheapest way to buy mileage. You may only get the benefit of unlimited mileage if you plan to drive long distances over on a long-term rental.

• Young driver fee may be charged for drivers 21 to 24 years old.

• Under-body damage cover is sometimes offered in regions where you may be driving on metal or unsealed roads.

• One-way rentals and relocation fees. These are often charges made when you collect from one depot and return it to another. Sometimes it is a flat fee and others work on a charge per kilometer. Sometimes these fees are waived for long term rentals over 21 days. Other times there may be a special offer or discount offered because the company needs campervans to be relocated.

Other Optional Extras

Optional extras that you canchoose to add. This is mostly for your convenience. Extras such as GPS or an invertor so you can charge your laptop, camera etc.

• Bedding and towels are sometimes included but make sure before you book. You can take your own bedding or but it.

• Gas bottles for cooking and water heating, Toilet chemicals, cleaning fluids etc may be included but they will be listed if they are not.

• Electric hook up cable (shore hook up)- definitely needed if you plan to be on campsites. Mostly included in the daily rate.

• Child seats and booster seats. You may have to rent these or take your own.

• Extra driver fee. Sometimes included. It is always worth having two drivers listed on the rental.

• Camp chairs and tables incur an extra charge and are worth having for those balmy evenings watching the sun do down....

Other Costs to consider when renting a campervan:

There are other options to consider when working out the cost of renting a campervan too:

• Transfers from the airport or hotel are rarely included. Getting to the depot usually means paying for a train, bus or taxi. Some firms offer free transfers especially in New Zealand. Others such as Cruise America offer timed transfers so you have to be at a certain pick up point at a specified time and their bus will collect you.

• Parking at the depot. If you drive to the depot and leave your car you may incur a parking charge. Some offer this for free.

• Pets can go free but there is normally an extra cleaning fee. Make sure you can secure your pet either in a cage or by a pet safety belt while travelling.

• Snow chains for those intrepid skiiers or mountain climbers.

If you are budgeting for a campervan road trip then include the cost of fuel, tolls, ferry crossings and campsites. You can free camp in many countries or stay free on private property. We have included suggestions and links on our trip planner pages for each country.

Items to add to make your campervan holiday special

• Renting bikes or bicycle racks.

• Full tank of fuel and cleaning before you return

• GPS - if your phone doesn't have it.

• Apps are now popular in some countries to offer location of campsites and dump stations etc.

• Memberships of camping clubs for discounts on campsites.

• Prepaid toll vouchers.

• Levelling blocks

• Ferry crossings can be pre-booked.

• Fan, BBQ, solar shower

• WiFi hotspot can also be a rental option.

How to save money on a campervan holiday

We find that the cost of renting a campervan or motorhome is cheaper than renting a car and staying in hotels or motels and that's because you won't be paying for breakfasts, morning coffee, lunches, afternoon teas, dinners etc as you can self cater and eat where and when you choose.