There are so many campervan rentals in New Zealand, choosing one can feel overwhelming. We’re breaking down all the important things you need to look for to find the best campervan hire for your New Zealand road trip. We’re even sharing exactly which companies we recommend.
Without a doubt, renting a campervan in New Zealand is the best way to travel around this country (or “hire a campervan” as the Kiwis would say).
Ever since we built our own campervan in the U.S., we’d been itching to get back behind the wheel. So we set our sights on NZ, and it did not disappoint.
There are few countries in the world as well set up to accommodate campervans than New Zealand.
With holiday parks and campgrounds everywhere (as well as countless places to freedom camp!) you’ll have no problem finding a place to sleep. And with landscapes that look like they’re straight out of a movie — oh wait, they are! (Lord of the Rings, duh!) — endless adventures await you.
We have traveled all over the world in campervans. You might say we’re a little completely obsessed with vanlife. And we have lots of expert advice that’ll be essential as you begin planning your trip.
Our top campervan recommendation…
If you just want to skip to our overall recommendation, here it is: We recommend using Motorhome Republic to compare all rental options for your dates.
Spoiler Alert: Our top pick for companies in New Zealand is Mad Campers. Be sure to keep reading for our exclusive discount!
If you’ve been wanting to test out #vanlife, New Zealand is a perfect place to try it out. I even convinced my (60-something) parents to give it a go and they absolutely loved it.
Let’s get ready to hit the road!
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Why you can trust us about campervan rentals
If you’re new to this blog (welcome!), we want to share a few reasons why you can trust us about all things campervan-related:
- We have personally built 3 campervans from scratch.
- We have traveled all over the US in our own campervans.
- We have rented vans all over the world, in New Zealand, Iceland, Scotland, and more!
Now do you understand why I said we’re obsessed!?
I mention all of this to let you know we have a lot of personal experience on this subject. We truly know what we’re talking about and in this article we’re sharing our expertise with you.
Also, we simply love connecting with others who are interested in RV and campervan adventures, so let’s be friends!
Our personal experience traveling in a campervan in New Zealand
We spent 5 weeks traveling around New Zealand in a campervan and ever since, we’ve been itching to get back!
We feel like a campervan or motorhome really gives you an added level of freedom that you just don’t have when you’re staying in a hotel or Airbnb, and we honestly think it’s the best way to explore the country.
Since we’ve personally explored New Zealand in a campervan ourselves, you can trust that we know what we’re talking about in this article and are sharing tips that will truly help you plan your own trip.
Best campervan rentals in New Zealand
Now that you know exactly what you are looking for in a campervan, here are the best rental companies and compare their offerings.
Budget Campervans
If you’re traveling New Zealand on a tight budget, these will be your best affordable options with basic yet functional designs.
Personal note: Beware that not all budget campervans are created equal. We traveled with a friend who rented the cheapest campervan she could find. You get what you pay for, and she had many problems with it along the way: No orientation of the vehicle when she first arrived, missing items that were supposed to be included (like sheets, cooking utensils, etc.), and pieces of the van repeatedly fell off.
We can’t recommend all budget options, but Mad Campers and Escape Campervans are two companies we can!
Mad Campers
- Price range: budget-friendly
- Recommended for: budget travelers, adventure seekers
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland and Christchurch
- Type of vehicles: 1-Berth (Mad 1) and 2-Berth (Mad 2) campervans
- Check availability here
After lots (and LOTS!) of research, this is the company we personally chose. We liked their fun business model, their function-forward design, and the affordable price tag. We also noticed that they had excellent reviews from past customers, so this was the final push to book with them.
Who is this rental for: Easy going, budget-minded travelers with a sense of adventure to get off the typical tourist trail.
Recently, Mad Campers gave their whole fleet an upgrade with built-in cookers, better storage, better fridges, new curtains and complimentary roof storage!
Pros:
- 2-berth van that drives very well
- Self-contained
- Decent gas mileage
- Comfy bed
- Very functional and details have been really thought through. It had everything we needed for our month-long trip.
- Outdoor kitchen with built-in cookers
- Small Kiwi-owned company
- We have a 5% off for you (below)!
Cons:
- Limited storage space makes the (free) roof rack an essential place to store extra bulk. But it can be a bit frustrating to keep accessing things inside the roof rack.
- Can’t stand up inside.
- One-Way transfer fee of $150 NZD.
Cost per day: Varies depending on campervan style:
- 2-Berth: Peak Season $160 NZD per day, Low Season $50 NZD per day.
- 1-Berth: Peak Season $100 NZD per day.
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Wanna know more?
We have an entire article reviewing our experience with Mad Campers New Zealand. In our review we share our 100% honest opinions about the campervan rental experience.
We also share a video tour of the inside of our campervan and break down each of the campervan models available through Mad Campers so you can choose which model works best for your needs.
Psst! Don’t miss the section about the Mad Campers Challenge, which is another way to save money and actually get a 5% refund on your rental if you complete it!
Disclosure: Mad Campers gave us a partial sponsor on our campervan rental, but all our opinions and feedback are 100% honest.
Escape Campervans
- Price range: budget-friendly
- Recommended for: couples or 2-3 close friends, budget travelers
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland and Christchurch
- Check availability here
Escape Campervans is an international company that rents basic campervans to backpackers and budget travelers around the world. Their fleet stands out due to the colorful art painted on their exteriors, each of which is totally unique.
Escape’s no-frills conversions are nonetheless equipped with everything you need, so travelers can experience vanlife without breaking the bank.
Who is this rental for: Backpackers looking to travel as cheaply as possible, best for couples or close friends. This could be a good second choice if Mad Campers are unavailable for your dates.
Types of vehicles:
- 2-berth (sleeps 2, seats 2)
- 2-berth self-contained (sleeps 2, seats 2)
- 3-berth (sleeps 3, seats 3)
Pros:
- Unique, colorful artwork painted on each campervan
- Reliable international company
- One of the cheapest campervan rentals on the market; they will also price match comparable vans
- Self-contained options available
- Easy to drive and park
- Both automatic and manual transmission available
Cons:
- No high-roof options
- Limited storage space
- No children under age 6
- We think even the 3-berth van would be uncomfortable for 3 people
- Depending on your personality, the loud design on the exterior of the vehicle may be a drawback
Cost per day: Varies depending on model and season
- Peak season costs: $185-249 NZD ($113-152 USD)
- Low season costs: $55-65 NZD ($34-40 USD)
Mid-Range Campervans
If your budget is a bit more flexible, you’ll have more campervan options to choose from. These companies offer a bit more room and features than the super budget options, yet they are still affordable.
Jucy
- Price range: budget to mid-range
- Recommended for: all types of travelers
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland, Christchurch & Queenstown
- Check availability here
Jucy was established in Auckland in 2001 and has since expanded across New Zealand and Australia. They have 4 models to choose from in NZ, ranging from 2-berth to 4-berth.
With nearly 3,000 vehicles in their fleet, more than 2 decades of experience under their belt, and numerous awards to their name, Jucy has campervan rentals down to a science.
Who is this rental for: Travelers with a mid-range budget who want to rent with confidence from a well-respected company.
Types of vehicles:
- JUCY Crib (sleeps 2, seats 2)
- JUCY Condo (sleeps 4, seats 5)
- JUCY Chaser (sleeps 3, seats 3 – no car seats allowed)
- JUCY Cruiser (sleeps 4, seats 4)
Pros:
- Well-established, award-winning company
- Range of sizes and prices to choose from
- Self-contained options available
- Some styles have an indoor kitchen
- High-roof options available
- All campervans have automatic transmission
Cons:
- Larger models can be challenging to drive if you’re not used to it (especially on mountain roads and in high winds)
- Larger models also have lower gas mileage
- Depending on your personality, the bold-colored exterior of the vehicle may be a drawback
Cost per day: Varies depending on model and season
- Peak season costs: $469-1,662 NZD ($286-1,015 USD)
- Low season costs: $38-150 NZD ($23-92 USD)
Travellers Autobarn
- Price range: mid-range budget
- Recommended for: tall people and groups of 3
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland and Christchurch
Travellers Autobarn offers affordable high-roof campervan rentals without sacrificing reliability.
Their vans are simple, easy to drive, and come with everything you need for a New Zealand road trip, including a kitchen setup and plenty of storage. They’re a great pick for adventurous travelers who prioritize value and flexibility.
Who is this rental for: Travelers with a little higher budget, but don’t want to drive around the big rigs. These campervans are also one of the better options for 3 people traveling together, as there is a loft bed and extra seats in some models.
Type of vehicles: 2-Berth Station Wagon, 3-Berth Hitop & Kuga Campervans, 4-Berth Hi5 Campervan.
Pros:
- Smaller vehicle with lots of space and you can stand up in the back.
- The kitchens are inside and include a fridge (sometimes a freezer), microwave, and a 2-burner stove.
- Can stand up inside the van.
Cons:
- Only portable toilet (no indoor toilet)
- Getting to be on the more expensive side
Cost per day: Varies depending on campervan style:
- 2-Berth Station Wagon: Peak Season $89 NZD per day, Low Season $21 NZD per day.
- 3-Berth: Peak Season $236 NZD per day, Low Season $41 NZD per day.
- 4-Berth: Peak Season $274 NZD per day, Low Season $55 NZD per day.
High-End Campervans
And if you’ve got money to spare, you can travel New Zealand in luxurious style!
If you are looking for more creature comforts during your NZ road trip, these companies will be the best bet. Their vehicles are damn near luxurious, but they come with a price tag that more closely resembles a hotel than a bed on wheels.
You might even forget you’re camping!
Britz
- Price range: high-end
- Recommended for: travelers who have the budget and desire for comfort
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown
Britz is one of the most popular campervan rental companies in New Zealand, offering a wide range of vehicles to fit different budgets and travel styles.
From compact 2-berth campers to larger family-sized motorhomes, Britz combines comfort with practical features like built-in kitchens, bathrooms, and heating for year-round travel. Plus, they have an extensive network of service centers around the country.
Who is this rental for: 30+ travelers looking for a no-nonsense campervan because you might be exploring with loved ones and kids. You want the comforts of home in your camper but still seeking new adventures.
Type of vehicles: 2-Berth, 3-Berth, 4-Berth and 6-Berth campervans and motorhomes. Wide variety of amenities and add-ons in each type of vehicle.
Pros:
- Quality campervans and motorhomes that can fit the whole family.
- Newer vehicles, 2016 and 2017 models.
- Indoor kitchens and bathroom (toilet/shower) in campervan.
- Lots of storage.
- One of the best campervans/motorhomes in New Zealand.
Cons:
- Large vehicles and can be difficult to drive.
- Low gas mileage (but it is diesel, so a bit cheaper)
- High cost per day.
Cost per day: Varies depending on campervan style:
- 2-Berth Action Pod: Peak Season $158 NZD per day. Low Season $95 NZD per day.
- 2-Berth Venturer: Peak Season $420 NZD per day, Low Season $70 NZD per day.
- 4-Berth Discovery: Peak Season $410 NZD per day, Low Season $80 NZD per day.
Maui Campervans
- Price range: luxury
- Recommended for: couples or families with a bigger budget, or friends who are splitting the cost
- Pick-up/drop-off locations: Auckland, Christchurch & Queenstown
- Check availability here
Maui is a member of a global family of RV brands called THL, which also includes such recognizable names as Road Bear (USA), Canadream (Canada), and Bunk Campers (UK). They’ve been operating in New Zealand for more than 35 years, so you can trust that they really know what they’re doing.
Maui’s builds are bigger and bougier than any other on this list, definitely leaning more towards motorhomes than campervans. But if you have the cash and can handle a larger rig, this could be a great option!
Who is this rental for: Couples, families, or groups of friends who want to experience vanlife without sacrificing comfort.
Types of vehicles:
- Ultima (sleeps 2, seats 2)
- Ultima Plus (sleeps 2 adults and 1 child, seats 3)
- Cascade (sleeps 4, seats 4)
- Beach (sleeps 4, seats 4)
- River (sleeps 6, seats 6)
Pros:
- Variety of layouts to choose from
- You can stand up in any of their vehicles
- All models have indoor bathrooms (toilet & shower) and kitchens (multiple burners & microwaves)
- The maximum age for their vehicles is 2.5 years
- Loads of storage space and hot water from taps. Talk about luxury!
Cons:
- No compact options
- Motorhomes are more challenging to drive, parking is harder to find, and you might run into size restrictions
- Low gas mileage (but it is diesel, so a bit cheaper)
- High cost per day
Cost per day: Varies depending on model and season
- Peak season costs: $782-848 NZD ($477-518 USD)
- Low season costs: $191-241 NZD ($117-147 USD)
- Note: These daily rates are based on the vehicles with a maximum age of 2.5 years. Maui also offers a fleet of “Elite” motorhomes less than 1 year old for a higher daily rate.
Still not sure on which New Zealand campervan company to choose?
Are you having trouble deciding on a campervan rental for New Zealand? Check out Motorhome Republic to compare different campervan companies in order to find the right vehicle for you and your dates.
Why rent a campervan in New Zealand?
If you’ve stumbled upon this article, you probably already know why you want to rent a campervan in New Zealand. However, if you need more convincing, we’re here to help…
If you’ve never experienced traveling in a campervan, the idea of it can be a little daunting. We get it.
Don’t worry though, we’re here to help! We literally have all the resources you need to make your trip a success.
First, let’s chat about why renting a campervan is a good idea. Scratch that. An AMAZING idea.
Things to consider before renting a campervan in New Zealand
Choosing the best campervan can be a bit overwhelming. There are a lot of companies to choose from. Plus, every traveler has their own expectations for the level of comfort and budget they’re able to spend.
We’ve lived in 3 very different campervans, plus we’ve rented campervans in countries all over the world. So we have a pretty good idea of what to look for and some things to be wary of…
We’ve laid out our expert tips in this detailed article about what to look for in a campervan rental.
Planning your campervan road trip in New Zealand
If you need help with the logistics, we’ve got you covered! We put together a this MEGA resource for planning your campervan trip in New Zealand. It has everything you need to know from how much it costs, to how to shower while living in a campervan, to the magic trick you need to know to find campsites.
Don’t miss out on this epic New Zealand road trip itinerary!
If you like doing travel research, all the power to you! Feel free to use our itinerary outlines as a starting point as well as our city guides for ideas of things to do (we’ve got a bunch of them!).
But if you want to save some hours of your life, we’ve already put in more than enough for you and us combined. Trust us.
And we’re happy to share everything we learned — from digging through reviews, Youtube and all sorts of Internet rabbit holes, as well as actually traveling in New Zealand by campervan for 5 weeks!
We’ve curated what we think is the perfect New Zealand road trip, and we want you to be able to copy our route!
Plan your trip to New Zealand
We have TONS of resources on travel in New Zealand and destinations throughout the country. Check out our Ultimate New Zealand Travel Guide for all the answers to your most burning questions, and read some of our favorite articles below.
- Start with our guide to the best time to visit New Zealand so you can pick the perfect season for your adventure.
- Don’t miss these essential New Zealand travel tips — seriously, some of these will save you major headaches!
- Get inspired with our list of exciting things to do in New Zealand for first-time visitors.
- Planning your route? Our ultimate campervan trip planning guide covers everything you need to know before you hit the road.
- Trying to find the best rental? We’ve done the research for you and created a guide for the best campervan rentals in New Zealand.
- Map out an unforgettable journey with our South Island road trip itinerary.
- Exploring the North Island too? Don’t miss our North Island road trip itinerary packed with must-see spots.
- Lace up your boots and hit some of the best hikes in New Zealand — complete with local tips!
- Visiting Milford Sound? Check out our Milford Sound travel guide, including essential planning tips.
Love the idea of campervan trips around the world?
Us too (hence why we keep booking campervan trips!).
Here are some more ideas for you to bookmark for future travels:
- Scotland Campervan Rental Guide
- Iceland Campervan Rental Guide
- Ireland Campervan Rental Guide
- UK Campervan Guide
- Italy Campervan Rental Guide
- France Campervan Rental Guide
- USA Campervan Rental Guide
- Canada Campervan Rental Guide
Don’t miss your chance to grab our New Zealand packing list!
In this free New Zealand packing list PDF download, we’ve provided packing checklists for everything from clothing and toiletries (for both women and men!) to electronics and extra gear you may consider packing if you’re planning on a campervan road trip.
Plus, we’re sharing tons of packing hacks and tips for traveling in New Zealand that you won’t find anywhere else!
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We want to hear from you!
Which campervan sounds best to you? Still have questions or trouble deciding? Leave a comment below and we’ll try our best to answer! It’s likely others will have similar questions to yours.
Two old folks who are planning a 7-10 day trip for mid-October 2023 (we’ll both be in our early 70s); we have a 40’ RV with tow car here, so comfortable with a bigger van, even driving on the “wrong” side of the road. Need to be able to stand and have our own bathroom, plus fridge (diabetic). Want a one way rental, pick up in Auckland, drop off in Christchurch (where my cousin lives). Recommendations?
How are you getting on with your planning, Diana? My bh and I are looking at an almost identical trip from the UK next year! We don’t want to have to make the bed up every day but would rather have a smaller panel Van than a coach built. Interested to know what you’ve decided!
Your article is quite helpful! I have so many questions, and you have answered many. Thank you! Such a nice and superb article, we have been looking for this information about best campervan rental in new zealand.Great post.
Love you blog and tips! We have been in NZ for 3 months now (stranded during covid 19). We are taking advantage of Britz’s $29/day campervan deal as we are now coming out of lockdown. (Don’t know if you are in NZ currently). We are over 30, well way over, over 50 even, and not the camper type. But we are going to give it a go; as you mentioned NZ is the place for this. And at $29/day, I can get an air B&B everynight I need some luxury. Thank you for the tips, you can follow our journey on hummingalong.net.
Hi. Its a bit of a long shot but does anyone know if it would be too cold or uncomfortable and wet to travel in a campervan (with heating) to South Island now? Considering our L2 options limiting to North Island or to travel further to South Island. Any advice would be appreciated. We are a family of 4 with 2 small kids (5 and 7 years old).
Hi Mai Ling, Great question! We traveled during New Zealand’s springtime, so we wanted to ask some friends of ours who traveled during the winter and get their advice for you.
Here’s what they said:
"For us the winter was awesome!!!! I’m not sure if we just had a really lucky winter or what but it was really mild and amazing. So we went most of July and were only in the South Island. The Madcamper people gave us extra blankets and also those heat packs but we never even used them. It never got unbearably cold. It rained maybe three days of our whole trip! And that was near Milford Sound. Our boat trip in Milford was freezing and raining but I mean, what can you do! For that, we stayed at a camping place with a pretty nice lobby and kitchen so we didn’t feel like stuck in the van while it was raining.
It didn’t snow at all. And also I’d even recommend winter because there was nobody around — no crowds and the roads were easy. And I remember reading in your blog sometimes like “oh this is a popular campsite” and in winter you never have to worry about that. It was one of my favorite trips ever."
So according to our friends, NZ winter can be a great time to travel (even in a campervan). They’re happy to answer more questions if you have them.
I would say if you’re up for it after reading their advice, go for it! But if you’re still hesitant, listen to your gut. Everyone has different levels of comfort and personal preference (especially if you have kids along). But I hope this has given you a bit of comfort and helps with making your decision.
Best of luck and we wish you a wonderful trip in New Zealand!
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Outstandingly thorough guide! Wish I had read this before our trip last year.
Really enjoying your posts, thanks so much for all the information (NZ bound March 11th!!! 🙂 )
thankyou for a wonderful site, wife and I have been twice before 4 and 6 weeks, for 2 weeks we had a 4 berth camper van on south island. planning our final visit to NZ early next 6 weeks in total.
Taking another couple with us on their first visit, 3 weeks in both island, south camper van, if you want the space advised last time to go up one size, last time 2 of use took a 4 berth, this time 6 berth.
Yes they are large vehicle but the speed and volume of traffic compared to UK is so much yes, if I say my wife will only drive my C3 Picasso in the uk but she drove the campervan last time.
As advised book as soon as you can.
thank you for your wonderful post. I would like to ask. a 30+ couple with a 4 month old baby and not so tight with budget. which option would be best? ( the date is 2 weeks from now)
Hi there Avital, for a couple with a baby, you might want to look at the mid-range campervans. Reason being that you will want to have your own sleeping space plus an area for your baby. You’ll also want to have a van that can be suited with a car seat for safety. I hope this helps.
HI! Love your posts!
If I only have 4 days to travel before meeting up with a group for a workshop, is it still worth it to get a camper van?
I like to be outdoors, and have allergies, so Air Bnb is dicy.
I also want to have my own vehicle….
Is there tent camping in NZ?
thanks!
Hey there, you’d be surprised with how much you could see in just 4 days in New Zealand! I would recommend getting a campervan because it gives you the freedom to get outside of the city, but tent camping is possible as well. Also I’d like to mention that Airbnb’s are a great option when traveling in New Zealand. They are very safe and inexpensive.
Perfect guide to planning a trip to NZ. With so much breathtaking natural beauty, New Zealand is one of the most incredible places in the world and has an interesting culture.
I am also looking to visit this place from the last year.
Great and keep sharing!!
Thank you so much, Samuel. New Zealand is amazing! I can’t wait to go back!
Another thing i forgot to ask in the previous comment, how we refill the clean water and dry out the waste water if we are using self contained vehicle? Do we have to pay for refilling the clean water and drying out the waste water?
And we I choose the smaller van , is it difficult to find public toilet and bathroom ? How much the cost for using public toilet and bathroom?
Thank you,
Jeff
The great thing about New Zealand is that the whole country is made for traveling by campervan! There are rest stops very frequently with free bathrooms (or drop toilets, like the ones you’d find in national parks, if your a bit further out from civilization). All Holiday Parks will have a waste water drop area and a separate fresh water fill station. Most of the time those are free if you are staying the night at the holiday park.
Hi Kat n Ben. So grateful that I found your blog which I think it is very helpful and informative. I plan to travel with campervan in Nz. But still hesitate because I have never travelled in car/van. I usually opt hotel while travelling.
The thing that I am considering is I prefer a nice, clean, and fully equipped campervan with complete amenities, but i am not sure about driving big car such as motorhome since I predict it will be so much difficulty in handling while driving a sich big vehicle. And another thing is I wonder if such big vehicle is allowed to enter the city.
What do u recommend me if I want to travel with convenient van but still easy to drive and park?
Thank you
Regards,
Jeff
Hi Jeff, Great question. If you want a campervan with more comfort but not too big so you can handle it better and also drive it in a city comfortably, I’d recommend a larger Jucy van or a Britz (the sprinter style van, photo above). Both of those will have a kitchen and a lounging area with lots of space, and they will be pretty easy to drive. Does that help?
This is my first time to New Zealand (North Island) and my first try on campervan in my life, a little nervous because usually our accommodation are Hostel / Hotel. I’m keen to look for campervan with shower and toilet as my husband unwilling to use the Public Bathroom. But does this really necessary? Is the Public Bathroom clean enough?
Britz have a new 100% electrical campervan (Evolve) which i’m quite interesting, but 100% battery fully charged can only drive for 120 km, (from point A to point B easily over 120 km). Could you do a review for that?
Hi Bennie, Even though there are free and very clean public toilets frequently throughout the country, I can understand wanting to have your own private bathroom. If you want a campervan with a shower, it will have to be a decent sized campervan. Plus you have to think about being able to fill up your fresh water more frequently.
As for the Britz Evolve electrical campervan, I can’t speak much about it, because we have never driven one (but Britz, if you’re reading this, we’d love to try one out!! 😉 But we love the idea of a 100% electric car, however…
I would say, you’d have to map out your route very carefully with strategic charge points so you don’t run out of juice. That would be very difficult in the south island, I would imagine.
What time of your did you travel?
Best xx
Heather
Hey Heather, we had our campervan in New Zealand from the last week in November 2018 to mid-December 2018. Are you planning on traveling to New Zealand soon?
Brilliant post guys! We are looking at doing a mid year campervan trip with the kids this year so this was perfect timing for your post!
That sounds like a great trip Holly! You’ll love hiring a campervan in New Zealand, it’s honestly the best way to travel there. Let us know if you have any questions!