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What's Included In Hertz Motorhome Hire?

One of the first things people want to know before booking a motorhome holiday is what is included in the hire for their money. With Hertz Motorhome Hire, the answer is, far more than just the vehicle itself is included in the hire. Every motorhome in the fleet leaves the depot fully equipped and ready to go, no extra kit to source, no hidden charges to navigate when you arrive.

Here's a full breakdown of what's included in a Hertz Motorhome Hire and a spring itinerary worth considering if you want something a little different.

What's Included In Hertz Motorhome Hire?

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Sleeping & Living Space

Every model in the fleet has a comfortable sleeping arrangement built in, with options such as fixed doubles, convertible dinettes and bunk beds depending on which vehicle you choose.

  • The 2-berth Rainbow has a fixed rear double bed (or drop down option)
  • The 4-berth Voyager features a rear island double bed with its own door, creating an en-suite feel, plus a drop-down double
  • The 4-berth Pathfinder has rear twin beds that convert to a double (1.95m x 2.1m when combined), with a separate drop down bed at the front
  • The 5-berth Navigator has three sleeping areas: a rear double (2.16m x 1.69m), a drop down double & a dinette conversion
  • The 6-berth Adventurer sleeps six across a Luton over cab double (1.9m x 1.6m), two single bunks (2.15m x 0.92m each) & a dinette bed

All vehicles have a dining area with a table and seating and the cab seats in several models rotate to extend the living space when you're parked up.

The Kitchen

The kitchen is genuinely useable, rather than just there to say it is there. Every motorhome comes with:

  • Fridge/freezer
  • Gas hob with oven & grill
  • Kettle & toaster
  • Crockery, cutlery, pots, pans & cooking utensils

The gas bottle needed to run the hob, oven and heating is included in your hire. You arrive stocked with everything required to cook a meal, there's no need to bring your own kit or pick anything up before you set off.

The Bathroom

All models have an onboard bathroom with a hot shower and toilet, this is standard across the entire fleet, from the compact 2 berth Rainbow to the 6 berth Adventurer, so you're never relying on campsite facilities.

Driving & Navigation

Every vehicle in the fleet is under two years old and comes with an automatic gearbox, which makes a significant difference if you're driving a larger vehicle for the first time. Additional driving features included as standard are:

  • Cruise control
  • Reversing camera
  • Sat nav with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay compatibility (may vary by model)

All motorhomes in the fleet sit under 3,500kg, which means a standard Category B car licence is all you need.

Insurance, Mileage & Support

The hire price includes comprehensive insurance for one driver aged 21–79, unlimited mileage across the UK and Ireland and 24/7 roadside assistance. Before you set off, the team provides a full vehicle handover and demonstration, this ensures that you're confident with everything on board and feel prepared to set off.

Campsite partnership discounts are also included, giving you access to reduced pitch rates at sites across the UK.

Motorhome Essentials

The smaller items matter when you're living on the road. Every hire includes a dustpan and brush, a water hose for connecting to site supplies and an electric hook-up cable for pitches with power. These are the things that are easy to forget when packing from home and genuinely useful when you arrive on site.

A Spring Route: The Marches & Mid-Wales Loop

The English/Welsh border country is one of the quietest and underrated parts of Britain in April and May, way less over populated than locations such as the Cotswolds, with motorhome-friendly roads and bluebells in the oak woodlands.

Days 1–2 (Ludlow, Shropshire): a medieval castle, strong independent food scene & easy access to campsites, supplies can be picked up at the Friday or Saturday market

Days 3–4 (Hay-on-Wye): park up & walk straight into the Black Mountains, or take the gentler Offa's Dyke Path at the town's edge

Days 5–6 (Brecon Beacons, Bannau Brycheiniog): Waterfalls Country near Pontneddfechan is spectacular after spring rain, Abergavenny has a food market on Tuesdays & Fridays

Day 7 (Return via Herefordshire): the orchards are often at apple blossom peak in early May, a brief stop in Pembridge, with its detached medieval bell tower, makes a fitting end to the route

Spring Tips For This Route

  • Book campsites in advance – April & May fill quickly even on quieter routes
  • Gas usage rises on cooler spring nights; the included gas bottle covers normal use but a light sleeping bag liner is worth packing
  • The A44 through Radnorshire is one of the best driving roads in Wales, use the sat nav to avoid narrow lanes near Rhayader if you're in a larger berth
  • Many National Trust & Cadw sites along this route offer early season discounts; check ahead before you visit

Booking Flexibility

If you'd rather not retrace your steps, a one way hire option is available, pick up from one depot and return to another. The early bird offer for 2026 saves 15% on advance bookings, and only a low deposit is needed to secure your dates. Get in touch with a member of our team today to discuss your next Hertz Motorhome Hire.