Name: RV rental in Sydney
Brand: CamperDays
Rating: 4.5 (1051 reviews)

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Rent a campervan in Sydney and start your down under adventure in this exciting, vibrant city. Touring in a campervan around Sydney and the local area is a great way to enjoy a holiday at your own pace and to see and visit lots of amazing places. Sydney is known for its famous landmarks, fantastic beaches and very friendly locals. When visiting Sydney you can immerse yourself in the city’s fantastic culture and be amazed by the natural landscapes and diverse wildlife. The city is also the ideal starting point if you would like to visit the Blue Mountains National Park, Bondi Beach or Nattai National Park. Make sure to plan around 1-2 weeks for your stay in Sydney as there is so much to see.

Tip: By booking your campervan with CamperDays in advance, you will benefit from cheaper daily rates and you can choose from a wide selection of campervans. Book now to avoid any disappointment.

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Pick-up locations in Sydney and nearby

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SpaceshipsUnit 1 - 1545 Botany Rd Botany2019 Australia

Travellers Autobarn1C McPherson St Banksmeadow2019 Australia

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Maui1/1801 Botany Rd BanksmeadowNSW 2019 Australia

Overview Maui

4.1(53 Reviews)

Comfort
4.1/5
Cleanliness
3.8/5
Value for money
3.5/5
Vehicle condition
3.8/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.1/5

Jakob

Maui River, Sydney, written on 3 months ago

Maui is an excellent camper rental company. The booking via camper days was easy and straightforward. Not all information was transferred to THL when picking up. Service during rental time was awesome and staff at pick up and return extremely nice and helpful.

Rainer

Maui Beach, Sydney, written on over 1 year ago

There was no briefing on takeover Not all points are explained in the video Therefore we could not put the oven into operation.

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Overview Britz

4.1(19 Reviews)

Comfort
4.1/5
Cleanliness
3.6/5
Value for money
3.4/5
Vehicle condition
3.7/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4/5

Overview Apollo

4.3(47 Reviews)

Comfort
4.2/5
Cleanliness
4/5
Value for money
3.8/5
Vehicle condition
3.8/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.3/5

Marko

Apollo Euro Tourer, Sydney, written on 4 months ago

The 1st motorhome that was offered to us had considerable defects (glass cover for gas cooker was missing, locking lever for table was missing, overall condition of exterior and interior was poor). The 2nd was 1 year old and in good condition. However, a few things came to light during the 4700km journey. A siphon was missing from the sink + shower basin (constant smell of sewage in the motorhome), the cables on the swivelling driver's seat were torn out after 3 turns (had already been mended several times but not properly), and within the 3 weeks the engine battery was discharged 3 times overnight and I had to rely on a jump start (system not well thought out). This is the 2nd time we've had this model, we didn't have this problem before. Overall, we still find this model very practical for 2 people.

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Apollo Euro Mini, Sydney, written on 5 months ago

The vehicle was very worn and noisy, the steering always pulled to one side, very unstable on the motorway. The motorhome equipment was great, but it was also very worn.

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Overview Mighty

4.1(72 Reviews)

Comfort
4.1/5
Cleanliness
3.9/5
Value for money
3.8/5
Vehicle condition
3.7/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.4/5

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Mighty Double Up, Sydney, written on 26 days ago

So far a good vehicle. Unfortunately, there were a few little things like a flat key battery, a leaky window, the fridge door that didn't close properly and a loose contact in a lamp. Nothing major, but annoying. A small refund was made by the landlord.

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Mighty Double Up, Sydney, written on 3 months ago

The camper was very nice on the outside and inside at first glance. You could tell that it had been used. Everything worked. Only the fridge smelt a bit musty and the shower didn't look quite as nice. Otherwise, we were very satisfied and would rent a Mighty Camper again at any time. You just have to familiarise yourself with the technology. Then camping is no problem

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Sandra

Mighty Big Six, Sydney, written on 5 months ago

There will definitely not be a repeat. Booking, handover etc. was good overall. The camper itself was quite new and reasonably clean. But: the bedding had stains that were clearly bodily fluids. The fridge didn't work properly and we had to tape the door because it flew open when we were driving and everything fell out. The centre roof hatch was leaking which meant it was raining in and bugs were getting in. We had trillions of thunderflies, mosquitoes and a cockroach on board. The thl campsite app for Australia was a joke: sometimes you couldn't even contact the campsites. There were thousands of campsites, but almost all of them were fully booked over Christmas/New Year, or had minimum stays of 2 nights, which is highly unsuitable for a road trip. The result was wild camping, with the constant fear of fines and expulsion. Conclusion: Never again!

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Mighty Double Up, Sydney, written on over 1 year ago

The staff were very friendly and uncomplicated, the handover was unproblematic, the camper was better equipped than expected, but incredibly old, the upholstery smelled like it was under the bridge, the crockery and cooker were dirty, the curtains were dirty, one of the additionally booked chairs with table was broken and unusable, the table was also so dirty that we threw the sponge away afterwards. At the beginning, we only took a superficial look when we checked in, which was a mistake. On the very first journey, a regulator fell off the gas cooker. Good, it was a cheap vehicle. We wouldn't hire it again.

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Overview Hippie Camper

3.7(27 Reviews)

Comfort
3.7/5
Cleanliness
3.8/5
Value for money
3.5/5
Vehicle condition
3.4/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.1/5

Klaus

Hippie Hitop, Sydney, written on 2 months ago

Good pick-up and return process. Accessibility of the stations with public traffic somewhat difficult. Hippi Camper easy to drive. Well suited for two people who don't need the big luxuries.

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Massimo

Hippie Hitop, Sydney, written on 2 months ago

disastrous experience, the 12v system didn't work because of a contact.... we managed after 4 days to solve it on our own with laundry pegs but neither the service nor the hirer helped us and the first 4 days we were in the dark, without a water pump and without a fridge.

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Jeannine

Hippie Hitop, Sydney, written on 4 months ago

The fridge was not clean and was very smelly. You couldn't sleep at night without earplugs as the fridge was too loud. Even the bed vibrated because of it. It rained in and the white colour of the interior panelling came off. Every morning you were speckled and had paint chips from the interior panelling all over your body. This is not okay even for the Aloe Budget Hippie level.

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Thomas

Hippie Hitop, Sydney, written on 7 months ago

If you can cope with small campers and have no problem making your own bed every day, the Toyota Hiace is a good choice. The only disadvantage: the fridge only works via the second on-board battery. A small solar panel on the roof would not actually be a great expense here, but would be very helpful. In addition, charging the mobile phones via the USB port took a very long time

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Hippie Hitop, Sydney, written on 7 months ago

Originally ordered the hippie hitop and was told it was in a crash so they had to “upgrade” me to a van that was almost double the size. I was planning on taking this on holiday from Sydney to Brisbane (1 way), and was planning on doing some camping in nature along the way in the mountains and around some of the beaches, the size of this van was so large that we were basically forced to stay in paid campgrounds. I was given only one other option (mighty camper), which looked incredibly junky (old, dusty, stains everywhere on the mattress and counters). After asking about other options we were told we only could choose between the RV sized van, or the clunker (mighty camper). We felt completely taken advantage of. As far as the van itself was, it was fine. There was no spatula to cook with, no broom to sweep, the bathroom did have an odor, no fitted sheet, the 2 seatbelts behind the driver and passenger seats were “out of service”, and the bed was absolutely AWFUL (with all the extra space they could have made a more comfortable bed). I’d give the whole experience a 2.5/5 stars, for nothing other than the van worked, had AC and was a relatively newer model.

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Hippie Hitop Camper, Sydney, written on over 1 year ago

The interior of the vehicle was very dirty (e.g. bed linen, surfaces and crockery) on collection. In addition, the house battery was broken, which is why the fridge, lights and water pump only worked with the power connected. We tried to sort this out with customer service, but it was an even bigger disaster. Either we were on hold for ages, they hung up directly or the help was useless. For an extremely high rental price, this was very disappointing as we had to go to campsites and had additional costs. I cannot recommend the Hippie Hitop Camper.

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Overview Cheapa Campa

4(26 Reviews)

Comfort
4/5
Cleanliness
4/5
Value for money
3.6/5
Vehicle condition
4/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4/5

Overview JUCY Rentals

3.3(18 Reviews)

Comfort
2.9/5
Cleanliness
2.6/5
Value for money
3/5
Vehicle condition
2.4/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
3.9/5

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Jucy Crib Plus, Sydney, written on 4 months ago

Air conditioning dripping, fridge broke down regularly, side sliding door not closed properly.

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Stefan

Jucy Condo, Sydney, written on over 1 year ago

The campervan was as specified and we felt very comfortable. The hire and return process was also very professional. Some water got into the campervan during heavy rain. This seemed to me to be more of a general problem than one specific to our campervan. The water seemed to be getting into the ventilation opening for the shower heater (not entirely sure).

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Overview Go Cheap Motorhomes

3(1 Reviews)

Comfort
3/5
Cleanliness
4/5
Value for money
2/5
Vehicle condition
2/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
5/5

Overview Travellers Autobarn

4.3(9 Reviews)

Comfort
3.9/5
Cleanliness
4.1/5
Value for money
4.1/5
Vehicle condition
3.8/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.3/5

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Chubby Camper, Sydney, written on 5 months ago

When it rained at night, it rained on me through the side door seal. That's the only really uncomfortable thing about it.

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Kuga Camper, Sydney, written on over 1 year ago

The vehicle was in good condition. The only thing that happened during our 3 week trip was that one of the windscreen wipers fell off on the motorway. This was quickly fixed with a call to travellers autobarn who detected us to the nearest store to buy a replacement. Cost was completely covered by travellers autobarn. Great customer service.

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Overview Spaceships

4(6 Reviews)

Comfort
3.5/5
Cleanliness
3.8/5
Value for money
3.8/5
Vehicle condition
3.3/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4.8/5

Overview STAR

3.6(20 Reviews)

Comfort
3.6/5
Cleanliness
3.6/5
Value for money
3.5/5
Vehicle condition
3.2/5
Pick-up and drop-off process
4/5

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Polaris 2, Sydney, written on about 1 month ago

The motorhome has far too many bells and whistles that you don't need but which massively restrict the space for living. Unsuitable for people over 1.70 metres as you are constantly banging your head. Less would be much more comfortable. Nobody needs a 2nd table and nobody needs 2 long benches in the back either. Storage space looks like a lot but is much less than you think

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Oliver

Polaris 6, Sydney, written on 7 months ago

According to the sticker, built 12/21 (or overhauled). Condition was more like a 6+ year old vehicle. Many things rattled: exterior mirrors; cupboard doors, table. Drawers regularly opened while driving. The waste water valve could only be opened and closed with great effort. The hoses for waste water and fresh water were far too short for an 8 metre vehicle. Leaky side window. Leaky shower. Fridge with sporadic breakdowns. Sporadic engine starting problems. Worn windscreen wipers. OK, we were able to complete our 3-week tour as planned. But it wasn't relaxing.

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Our top tips for touring Australia in a campervan:

Going on a road trip in Australia with an RV is a great way to visit Sydney and the surrounding area. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is highly recommended.

At CamperDays we offer flexible bookings, which means if your travel plans change we will immediately contact the rental company and take care of the rebooking free of charge. Many of our partners are accommodating and do not charge any rebooking fees. In case you have any questions before or after booking, you can contact our friendly customer service team by telephone.

Hire a campervan in Sydney: What does it actually cost?

Motorhome prices in Sydney vary depending on the season, region, and demand. Fortunately, with our price comparison tool, you can always keep an eye on rental costs. December is very popular among camping enthusiasts, so renting a campervan can cost around 161.87 €. You can travel more affordably in May, with average prices of 119.7 €.

Campervan offers for couples in Sydney

For a romantic trip for two exploring Sydney and other cities nearby, a smaller motorhome is just right. Discover our selection of vehicles for two people and explore together.

Alpha Budget

pets allowed
1 bed
2 adults

Beta Standard

1 bed
2 adults
kitchen

Beta 2S Premium

1 bed
2 adults
kitchen

Campervan offers for families in Sydney

If you want to go on a family camping holiday in Sydney, we recommend a large motorhome. Alcove models are very popular with families with children, as the motorhomes are spacious and have several sleeping and seating areas.

Mighty Double Up

2 beds
4 adults
kitchen

Mighty Big Six

3 beds
4 adults/2 children
kitchen

Cheapa 4 Berth

2 beds
4 adults
kitchen

Campervan offers for dog owners in Sydney

Whether it's a campervan or a classic motorhome, there are now several rental companies in Sydney that allow pets in their vehicles. In the CamperDays search, you can easily search for suitable offers using the "Pets allowed" filter.

Alpha Budget

pets allowed
1 bed
2 adults

Polaris 6

pets allowed
3 beds
4 adults/2 children

Best Campervan Routes

Here at CamperDays we aren’t only campervan experts, as we also have the know-how on some of the best campervan routes in and around Sydney. Below you will find a small list of fantastic campervan routes:

Sydney to Melbourne

Stop off at Jervis Bay, which is dotted with charming seaside towns and villages just waiting to be explored. You can also visit Narooma, which is surrounded by lakes, rivers and the ocean. When you arrive at Melbourne don’t forget to head over to Mornington and enjoy a relaxing soak at the Peninsula Hot Springs.

Sydney - Eden

On this route you will get to see lots of bays, lakes and ocean beaches. You can enjoy activities such as swimming or fishing. Just to the south of Sydney, this route starts at the Royal National Park and it takes you on the 249 miles route to Eden.

Sydney to Kangaroo Valley

This campervan route is perfect for nature enthusiasts. Stop off at Fitzroy Falls where you can find out more about the region’s local Aboriginal culture. Afterwards visit Hampden Bridge and not far from there you can enjoy walks in the rainforest where thrill seekers can also go on a 1.5 hour zipline tour.

Some of Sydney’s best known attractions

Sydney is known for its sparkling waterfront and amazing arts and culture scene. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit:

Bondi Beach

Bondi Beach is only a 15-minute drive from the city and is home to one of the oldest surf clubs in the world. It also has a buzzing café scene with great places to dine.
For a fantastic ocean view take a stroll along the cliffs from Bondi to Coogee Beach or if you prefer, enjoy the white sands and go for a swim in the crystal-clear water, making sure to stay within the safe area marked between the flags.

Sydney Harbor Bridge

Built in 1932 it remains the world's largest steel arch bridge. You can also climb to the top to appreciate this marvel of engineering and soak up the spectacular views of Sydney Harbor.
To learn more about the fascinating history of the bridge's construction visit the museum at the southeastern pier.

Sydney Opera House

Get access behind the scenes and learn more about the history with a guided tour of this UNESCO Heritage Site. You might also want to enjoy the acoustics of the building by watching one of the varied performances such as ballet, comedy theatre.
To get one of the best views of this architectural masterpiece make sure to take a boat ride that passes by the Opera House.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales

The building dates back to 1885 and there are various light-filled galleries and Grand Courts. The gallery displays different collections including the largest collection of Aboriginal art in Australia and contemporary art from around the world.
Afterwards why not relax at the café or restaurant before shopping at the gallery gift store.

The best campsites

Campsites in Sydney and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night

New South Wales/Cronulla Beach
Sydney Tourist Park
New South Wales/Cronulla Beach
Bonnie Vale Campground
New South Wales/Lane Cove National Park
Discovery Parks - Lane Cove
New South Wales/Warriewood Beach
NRMA Sydney Lakeside Holiday Park
New South Wales/Hungry Beach
Patonga Foreshore Caravan & Camping Area
New South Wales/Scheyville National Park
Ingenia Holidays Avina

Questions? We have answers. The 5 most frequently asked questions

Do I need a special driver’s license or a visa?

To drive a campervan more commonly known as an RV in Australia you will need to have a US driver’s license with which you can drive for up to three months but you do need to be aged 21 or over. Some rental companies may require further documentation so always check with the provider before booking. In addition, make sure to check speed limits and road regulations before travelling because speed limits and road regulations differ from those in America. In addition to a US passport, you will also need a visa or an Electronic Travel Authority, which is valid for 90 days.

What can I bring to Australia?

Australia has clear but strict entry regulations for tourists. You will be required to fill in a declaration form and you must declare and allow all food, plant and animal products to be inspected upon arrival so make sure you are aware of what needs to be declared.

How much do camping grounds cost in Australia?

Camping ground prices can vary depending on the location and facilities. The average cost for camping grounds in Australia is around $20.00 per night. It is also advisable to check before booking because some camping grounds are only open during the high season.

How many days should I plan on staying in Sydney?

We would recommend staying in Sydney for 2 or 3 days. This will give you enough time to visit the landmarks, take in a little shopping before relaxing on the beach.

When is the best time to visit Sydney?

The best time to visit Sydney is from September until November. These months are the driest which is ideal for exploring the city.

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Overview Maui

Jakob

Rainer

Overview Britz

Overview Apollo

Marko

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Overview Mighty

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Overview Hippie Camper

Klaus

Massimo

Overview Cheapa Campa

Overview JUCY Rentals

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Stefan

Overview Go Cheap Motorhomes

Overview Travellers Autobarn

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Overview Spaceships

Overview STAR

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Oliver

Our top tips for touring Australia in a campervan:

Hire a campervan in Sydney: What does it actually cost?

Campervan offers for couples in Sydney

Campervan offers for families in Sydney

Campervan offers for dog owners in Sydney

Best Campervan Routes

Some of Sydney’s best known attractions

Campsites in Sydney and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night

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