
15 offers for your holiday in San José
- Best valueCampervan AdventureCosta Rider3.5(2 Reviews)
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+7On request2 adults / 1 childrenManualUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen1 BedAC€3,395.00€3,178.00€109.59 per night - Campervan XtremeCosta Rider3.5(2 Reviews)
+7On request3 adults / 1 childrenManualUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen1 BedAC4WD€3,655.00€3,424.00€118.07 per night - Campervan FamilyCosta Rider3.5(2 Reviews)
+11On request5 adultsManualUnlimited KilometresDieselKitchen2 BedsAC4WD€3,914.00€3,671.00€126.59 per night

Affordable Campervan hire in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a tropical paradise just waiting to be explored. It has volcanoes, beaches, jungles, and wildlife that will blow you away. When you hire a campervan in Costa Rica, you can explore beyond the resorts and find hidden beaches and small towns that you would never get to on a standard holiday. Wake up to the sound of monkeys and hike through jungles that look straight out of Jurassic Park.
Finding cheap campervan hire in Costa Rica is easy with CamperDays. Our website filters let you find exactly what you need. There’s a range of small, easy-to-drive campervans that are perfect for mountain roads and larger motorhomes that are ideal for when you have the family with you. Whatever your plan is, we can help you find the right campervan for hire in Costa Rica.
Top tips for your Campervan trip to Costa Rica
Costa Rica is full of adventure. December to April is the dry season and probably the best time to rent a motorhome in Costa Rica. May to November can be very wet, and the roads can be muddy. Pack layers, a good waterproof coat, sunscreen, and bug spray (essential).
Motorhome offers for couples in Costa Rica
For a romantic trip for two exploring Costa Rica and other cities nearby, a smaller motorhome is just right. Discover our selection of vehicles for two people and explore together.
Motorhome offers for families & groups in Costa Rica
If you want to go on a family camping holiday or with your friends in Costa Rica, we recommend a large motorhome. Alcove models are very popular with families with children and groups, as the motorhomes are spacious and have several sleeping and seating areas.

Best Campervan routes in Costa Rica
San José to Manuel Antonio National Park. Theres a good chance you will pick up your motorhome rental in Costa Rica from San José, the country's capital. This route sees you head south towards the coast. Along the way, stop at Tarcoles Bridge, the famous crocodile bridge. It's a free opportunity to get a good view of giant crocodiles. Carry on to Manuel Antonio National Park, one of Costa Rica’s best places to be out in nature. Check out the white sandy beaches and hike a jungle trail. Just watch out for monkeys who might try to pinch your food.
Liberia to Arenal Volcano. Pick up your campervan in Liberia and head inland towards Arenal Volcano. It's only a short drive but a stunning one with rainforest views. Along the way, you will pass roadside fruit stands selling fresh fruit worth stopping at. Once you arrive at La Fortuna, hike to the waterfall or book some time in the fantastic hot springs. Or, if adventure is more your thing, there are zip lines and white water rafting available in the area.
Puerto Viejo to Tortuguero. Puerto Viejo is on the Carribean coast and is known for its laid-back vibes. Spend a day or two here, then head towards Tortuguero, known for its sea turtles and wildlife. Stop at Cahuita National Park along the way, where you can snorkel amongst coral reefs. Campervan hire in Costa Rica allows you to explore at your own pace.
Sites of interest and excursions in Costa Rica
Poás Volcano National Park. Just 50km outside of San José is Poás Volcano National Park. Once here, it feels like you are on another planet. You can hike right up to the crater rim, which is exciting and scary at the same time. Double-check that it's open, as sometimes the volcano's activity can close the park. Nearby, there are some nice trails you can also take a walk around.
La Paz Waterfall Gardens. If you have ever watched Jurassic Park, visit La Paz Waterfall Gardens. It’s full of jungle trails that take you past five waterfalls, each better than the last. Theres a wildlife rescue centre here that's great for teaching kids about wildlife and a butterfly observatory home to hundreds of species.
Rio Celeste. Rio Celeste is often described as Costa Rica’s best-kept secret. Here, you will find fantastic jungle trails, hanging bridges (don’t look down if you are scared of heights), and a striking blue river due to the volcanic minerals. Park your campervan at one of the nearby campsites and explore the area. If you are after an adventure while staying in your motorhome for hire in Costa Rica, this is the place to head.
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