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Located at the southern tip of New York State, New York City has one of the world's most cosmopolitan and diverse populations and is the most visited place in the USA. Enjoy culture, the bright lights of Broadway with over 40 theatres, cool green spaces like Central Park, or waterside time at the harbour, located at the mouth of the Hudson River. Divided into five boroughs, each one has its own distinctive character and personality.
Finding the ideal motorhome for hire in New York is a piece of cake with our straightforward website. Search campervans and motorhomes effortlessly with a handy comparison tool to help you narrow down your favourites.
Find out more and discover how to make the most of your campervan hire in New York with our quick, handy guide.
Pick-up locations in New York and nearby
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Essential facts for your trip to New York
New York has hot, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. Heat peaks between June and September, with the average daytime temperature at 29 degrees. Spring and autumn offer cooler weather, more comfortable for motorhome rental in New York.
- Driving and parking
When you rent a campervan in New York, Driving and parking can be challenging in some areas. This isn’t due to the size of the campervan, as the roads are all quite big. It's mainly due to traffic restrictions and the lack of parking (which can be expensive).
- Green spaces
There are over 1,700 parks and urban green spaces in New York City. Central Park is the most famous, but there are many others, including the 85-acre Brooklyn Bridge Park, which offers breathtaking views of New York Harbour and Lower Manhattan from Empire Fulton Ferry Lawn. From the Greenway Terrace, you can see the city skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
- Arts and cultural attractions
New York has the richest museum culture in the world, so expect only to scratch the surface. The city has a vast 170 museums, some of the most famous being the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and the Museum of Natural History. Depending on how long you stay and your interests, a New York Pass can provide free entry to some of the city's museums.
Campervan offers for families in New York
If you want to go on a family camping holiday in New York, 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.
Best Campervan routes in New York
The East Coast Road Trip
Start from New York City and allow four days for this trip, which covers 640 kilometres. Stop at Beacon, a quaint village on the Hudson River with amazing views. After an overnight stop in Beacon, head to Saratoga Springs in Upstate New York, taking Route 9W, which follows the Hudson River. Day three is Woodstock, the iconic festival venue and also home to some of the most popular hiking routes in New York, before heading back to the city.
New York to Rhode Island
273 kilometres apart, take the coast road east to Rhode Island which is a popular route with those that rent a motorhome in New York, which will take between three and four hours via the I-95 N. Called the Ocean State and the smallest state in the US, Rhode Island has stunning coastal scenery and 400 miles of coastline. Narragansett Beach, East Bech and Scarborough North State Beach are the most popular beaches, and the climate is mild in the summer. The capital of Rhode Island is Providence which has a surprisingly rich and interesting history with a strong colonial past and the famous Brown University, a private Ivy League educational institution.
New York to Chicago
Head west on the I-180 W from New York to Chicago; it's a journey of 1,269 kilometres and goes through Pennsylvania with opportunities to make stop-offs and detours to Pittsburgh and Ohio. Chicago is a culturally diverse and exciting city on Lake Michigan with great locations outside the city to use as a base and easy access to everything Chicago has to offer.
Sites of interests and excursions in New York
Niagara Falls
New York is surrounded by some simply stunning national parks, the most famous of which is Niagara Falls, which sits on the Canadian/American border. You can take a flight over the falls or a boat trip to the plunge pool directly below them. There is also an incredible drive through the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area. It is noted for its stunning colourscape in spring and autumn, the perfect location to stay and hike or bike.
Long Island
Long Island is to the southeast of New York and a world in its own right, consisting of four different counties. Attractions include internationally acclaimed sandy beaches, especially The Hamptons, wineries at Long Fork, and plenty of outdoor activities, recreation and culture. It's a good base for a motorhome or campervan with easy access to New York City via Manhattan.
Breakneck Ridge
Just an hour and a half drive from Manhattan, take a popular hike along Breakneck Ridge with spectacular views of the Hudson Highlands. Different options depend on whether you are an experienced hiker or want to take a less arduous hike on Bull Hill.
Campsites in New York and the surrounding area
Your stay for the first night
- New Jersey/Kittatinny Valley State ParkKittatinny Valley Campground
- New Jersey/Voorhees State ParkVoorhees Campground
- New Jersey/Swartswood State ParkSwartswood Campground
- New Jersey/Stokes State ForestHaskins Group Campground
- New Jersey/High Point State ParkSawmill Campground
- New Jersey/Worthington State ForestWorthington Campground
You can park at public rest stops or truck stops. Some big stores, like Walmart, allow overnight parking for just one night. One of the top options to park your camper van for hire in New York is Van Alley in Brooklyn, just 30 minutes from central New York. This is a whole van life community, but check first to see if there are any open spots during your trip dates. Van Alley is on the corner of N 11th Street and Kent Avenue.
Generally, you can hire a vehicle in New York, drive to another city, and end your trip there, but always check the terms and conditions carefully in your campervan or motorhome. Click this as a requirement on our website, and it will filter out all the vehicles that don't offer it.
Campervans and motorhomes (RVs) are prohibited in the centre of New York City.
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