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The cost of hiring a motorhome depends on the size of the vehicle and the time of year. For small and medium-sized motorhomes, you can expect to pay between £600 and £900 per week. Larger motorhomes with more features and space can cost up to £1500 for a weeklong hire. These prices are based on average rates. It's important to note that the most popular times for campervan hire are typically late spring, summer, and early autumn. During these times, you will find that prices are higher, and availability is limited. If you're looking to secure the best deal, it's a good idea to book your motorhome hire well in advance. Additionally, consider hiring outside of the peak season for lower prices and more availability.

Several reputable companies offer motorhome and campervan hire in the UK, each with its own strengths. Just go, Bunk Campers, Apollo and Hertz are popular choices with large fleets and availability. These all have locations across the UK and Ireland, giving access to Europe too.

Yes, you can drive a motorhome on a standard UK car driving license (Category B) if the motorhome’s Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) is 3,500kg or less. All motorhomes on our fleet are under 3,500kg and can therefore be driven on a standard UK car driving license or equivalent.

In summary, campervans, RVs and motorhomes are self-drive vehicles designed for recreational travel and living, but they differ primarily in size and features. All three are used to describe motorhomes in the UK and Ireland, however the word campervan sometimes refers to the smaller, more compact VW. RVs (Recreational Vehicles) is a broader term, originally American that’s used to describe both motorhomes and campervans, but sometimes refers to larger, more luxurious vehicles with extensive amenities. Motorhomes are generally interpreted as being larger than campervans, offering more space and features like bathrooms, separate living and sleeping areas, with more extensive kitchens.