Campervan and Motorhome Hire Deals
Compare 8 current motorhome and campervan hire deals from 6 rental suppliers across Australia. Deal types may include one-way specials, long hire discounts, early bird rates, seasonal sales and promo code offers.
Last updated 9 September 2026
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Motorhome Hire Deals in Australia
8 current deals from Apollo, Britz, Cruisin, GoCheap, Maui and 1 other supplier.
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5% Early Bird Discount on Cruisin & GoCheap Motorhomes
5% off daily vehicle hire ratesBook ahead: 125+ days before pickupBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Brisbane, Cairns +4 moreApplied automatically -
thl: Return Campervan Hire 5% Off 14+ Day Trips
5% off daily vehicle hire ratesBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Adelaide, Alice Springs +8 moreTravel: 1 Oct 2026–30 Jun 2027Applied automatically -
thl: 5% Off Selected One-Way Hires Across Australia
5% off daily vehicle hire ratesBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Perth, Broome +6 moreTravel: 10 Jan 2026–30 Jun 2027Applied automatically -
thl: 10% Off 4WD Camper Hire from Six Australian Cities
10% off daily vehicle hire ratesBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Adelaide, Cairns +4 moreTravel: 1 Nov 2026–31 Mar 2027Applied automatically -
thl: 15% Off One-Way Motorhome Hire From Cairns
15% off daily vehicle hire rates + no one-way feeBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: CairnsTravel: 4 Jan–30 Jul 2027Applied automatically -
thl: 15% Off One-Way Motorhome Hire to NT
15% off daily vehicle hire rates + no one-way feeBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Brisbane, Sydney +3 moreTravel: 15 Mar–30 Jun 2027Applied automatically -
Cruisin: Long hire discount
delete: this is just a test Long hire discountMinimum hire: 21 days or moreLocations: All Australia locationsApplied automatically -
thl: 15% Off One-Way Motorhome Hire from NT
15% off daily vehicle hire rates + no one-way feeBook before: 31 Oct 2026Pickup: Darwin, Alice SpringsTravel: 26 Aug–15 Dec 2026Applied automatically
Motorhome Hire Deal Types Explained
Suppliers structure discounts in five ways. Each type has its own qualifying condition, and knowing which condition applies to your trip tells you which deals are worth filtering for.
A one-way motorhome hire deal reduces or removes the one-way fee, which is the charge applied when you collect a vehicle in one city and return it in another.
Rental fleets drift out of balance. Travellers move north in winter and south in summer, so depots at one end of a corridor accumulate vehicles while depots at the other end run short. Suppliers correct this by discounting the direction that returns vehicles to where they are needed, which is why one-way deals appear on specific routes rather than across a whole network.
Two conditions usually apply. The deal covers named pickup cities only, and it covers named drop-off cities only. Collecting outside those cities, or returning outside them, puts the booking outside the offer. Many one-way deals also combine a fee waiver with a percentage discount on the daily hire rate, and both benefits can apply to the same booking.
One-way deals suit travellers planning a point-to-point route rather than a loop, particularly long corridor drives where returning the vehicle to its starting city would add days of driving. Filter by One-way above to see which routes are currently covered.
A long hire discount reduces the daily vehicle hire rate once a booking reaches a minimum number of days.
The mechanism is straightforward. A single long booking costs a supplier less to service than several short ones, because each hire carries fixed costs at collection and return regardless of duration. Suppliers pass part of that saving back as a lower daily rate.
The qualifying threshold varies by supplier. Some set it at three weeks, others use a different minimum, and a few apply tiered rates where the discount increases with duration. Each deal listed above states its own threshold, and the discount applies to the whole hire once the booking meets it, not only to the days beyond the threshold.
Long hire discounts suit travellers on extended trips, working holidays and multi-state routes. They also stack usefully with route planning: if your itinerary sits just short of a supplier’s threshold, adding a day or two can lower the daily rate across every day of the hire. Filter by Long hire above to compare current thresholds.
An early bird deal gives a lower daily hire rate in exchange for booking before a set date.
Suppliers use early bird pricing to secure demand in advance. A confirmed booking months ahead helps a fleet plan vehicle allocation, so a discount offered now costs less than an unsold vehicle later.
Early bird deals carry two separate dates, and confusing them is the most common reason a booking falls outside the offer. The booking deadline is the date by which you must book. The travel window is the period during which you can travel. Travel often runs well beyond the booking deadline, sometimes into the following year, so a deal that closes soon may still cover a trip you have not planned in detail.
These deals suit travellers with fixed leave dates and flexible itineraries, since the commitment is to the booking rather than to a finalised route. Filter by Early bird above to see which deals are still open.
A seasonal sale applies a discount to hires that fall inside a set travel period.
Where an early bird deal is bound to when you book, a seasonal sale is bound to when you travel. Suppliers release them to fill vehicles during shoulder periods, when demand sits below peak but fleets are still available.
Two conditions usually apply. Travel dates must fall inside the stated window, and blockout periods may sit within it, most often across school holidays and public holiday weekends. A booking that starts inside the window but runs past its end date may fall outside the offer, so check the travel dates on each deal against your full itinerary rather than just your departure date.
Seasonal sales suit travellers with flexible dates, particularly those willing to shift a trip by a week or two to sit inside a discounted period. Filter by Sales above to see current travel windows.
A promo code is a short text string that applies a discount to a booking at checkout.
Codes work in one of two ways. Some apply automatically when the booking matches the offer conditions, so no action is needed. Others must be entered manually in the promo code field during checkout. Each deal above states which applies, and a code that applies automatically will not appear as a separate discount line until the booking details match the offer.
A code does not override the offer’s other conditions. Pickup location, travel dates, minimum hire and vehicle eligibility still apply, and a code entered against a booking that falls outside those conditions will not reduce the rate.
Promo code deals suit travellers who have already chosen a supplier and want to confirm the discount is applied before paying. Filter by Promo codes above to see which deals use a code.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Usually not. A percentage discount normally applies to the daily vehicle hire rate only. Fees, insurance and liability reduction products, optional extras and the security bond are typically charged at standard rates. The exact inclusions vary by supplier, and each deal page lists what its discount covers.
It depends on the deal. Some codes apply automatically at checkout once your booking matches the offer conditions, so no action is needed. Others must be entered manually in the promo code field. Each deal listed above states which method applies to that offer.
All deals listed on this page apply to hires in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Motorhome hire deals follow supplier demand rather than a fixed calendar. Early bird deals generally appear ahead of high-demand travel periods, while one-way deals are released when suppliers need to relocate vehicles between northern and southern depots. Seasonal sales are most common during shoulder periods, when demand is lower and a wider range of motorhomes and campervans is available.
The threshold is set by each supplier rather than by an industry standard. Some set it at 21 days, others use a different minimum, and some apply tiered rates that increase with duration. Each long hire deal above states its own qualifying number of days.
That depends on the supplier’s terms. Some offers combine with standard discounts such as long hire rates, while others state that they cannot be used alongside another promotion. Check the conditions on each deal page before assuming two offers will apply to the same booking.
Typically no. Most supplier offers are limited to new bookings, so a deal released after you booked will not usually apply retrospectively. If you have an existing booking and a better offer appears, contact the supplier directly to ask what options are available.
The booking deadline is the date by which you must make the booking. The travel window is the period during which you can travel under the offer. They are separate dates, and travel often continues well beyond the booking deadline. Some deals also set a final collection date.
Deals are updated monthly. The date shown near the top of the page reflects the most recent check. Deals with a booking deadline display the days remaining, and offers without a deadline are marked as ongoing.
No. All offers are subject to vehicle availability at the time of booking. A deal sets the pricing conditions if a suitable vehicle is available for your dates and locations, but it does not reserve or guarantee stock in any category.
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