RV rental in Glasgow

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• Edinburgh

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

Why is it worth booking a campervan rental in Glasgow early?

Spend a few days in this buzzing and historic city before picking up your RV rental in Glasgow and setting off to explore the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Drive through magnificent mountains and past legendary lochs before taking ferries between the islands of Shetland, Hebrides, and Orkney. Visit in the spring for the glorious colors of wildflowers or during the summer when the temperature is perfect for long hikes or days spent playing on the beach. As spring and summer are peak periods for camper rentals in Glasgow, CamperDays recommends booking several months in advance. By doing this, you'll get exactly the campervan you want at the most affordable price. If booking so far in advance worries you, rest assured you can always change your vacation dates at no additional cost. Your early-bird booking also comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy and the helpful advice and support of the CamperDays customer service team. Enjoying a vacation on the road in a camper from Glasgow gives you total freedom to drive where you want when you want. Stop off if anything interesting catches your eye and enjoy spending every night somewhere different. If you think the campervan rent in Glasgow is expensive just compare its cost with the total price of staying in hotels every night, dining out in restaurants, and having a car rental.

Our top tips on renting a campervan for a city break in Glasgow

The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is recommended.

Some of Glasgow’s best sights

Glasgow is a beautiful city located on the river Clyde and we have put together some of the best sights to visit:

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

• Kelvingrove is Glasgow's largest museum. It also houses one of the largest art collections in Europe.

• It has 22 galleries displaying a range of permanent and temporary exhibitions.

• One of the most famous paintings on display is the masterpiece The Christ of St John of the Cross by Salvador Dalí.

Glasgow Cathedral

• The 12th century cathedral is the city's most significant historic building. It is also known as St. Mungo Cathedral or the High Kirk of Glasgow.

• The crypt is one of the grandest rooms to visit, it also houses the tomb of St. Mungo, the founder of the bishopric.

• Next to the cathedral is the St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art which focuses on religions from around the world and includes exhibits on Egyptian mummies and a Zen Buddhist Garden in the courtyard.

George Square and the Merchant District

• George Square is in the heart of Glasgow's historic, Victorian, city centre. The square houses many statues of famous people associated with the city, such as Robbie Burns and Queen Victoria.

• The ‘Merchants House’ is the headquarters of Britain's oldest Chamber of Commerce, founded in 1605, and it can be found on the east side of the square.

• The south side of George Square has a group of mid-19th century warehouses, which form part of the city's trendy Merchant City. Here you will find lots of great restaurants, cafés and designer boutiques.

Glengoyne Distillery Guided Tour and Whisky Tasting

• Follow the journey of whisky making. Learn how whisky deepens in colour as the whisky ages and what difference the different woods used can make. At the end of the tour you will be invited to a tasting session with 3 different Glengoyne Whiskies on offer and as an added treat each whisky is paired with an award winning chocolate taken from the Iain Burnett Highland Chocolatier range.