Campervan Village: Spring Sale 10% Off Campervan Hire
The Campervan Village Spring Sale offers 10% off daily vehicle hire rates on every vehicle in the fleet across Australia. There are no set routes or travel directions to follow. Book your spring or early summer trip between 1 September and 7 December 2026 and explore wherever the road takes you.
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What’s included: 10% off campervans and 4WD campers
Campervan Village’s Spring Sale took 10% off the daily vehicle hire rate on every vehicle in its Australian fleet. The offer applied to bookings made between 1 September 2026 and 15 September 2026, with travel up to 7 December 2026.
Discount Applies To
- Daily vehicle hire rate
Discount Does Not Apply To
- Other fees
- Damage cover and liability reduction products
- Optional extras
- Security bond
The deal covered all Campervan Village campervans and 4WD campers at the ten depots listed on this page. Every booking made under the sale was subject to Campervan Village’s Vehicle Rental Agreement.
Which Vehicle Suits Your Trip
Every Campervan Village vehicle class was included in the Spring Sale, from budget campers to 4WD campers. The sale title mentions campervan hire, but Campervan Village’s 4WD campers were part of the same 10% offer.
| Vehicle models | Suits | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Grip 4×4; D5 4X4 Adventure; Desert Sands 4×4 |
Travellers wanting 4WD capability with different levels of space and equipment | Premium |
| Johnny Feelgood; Alice Chillgood |
Couples seeking extra comfort for longer road trips | Mid-tier |
| Mystery Machine; Aventus 2 |
Couples and smaller groups looking for an affordable 2WD option | Value |
| Mini-Camper | Travellers focused on keeping camping costs low | Budget |
Availability changes by depot and travel dates, so run a search to find the Campervan Village vehicles you can book for your trip.
Where you can pick up
Campervan Village’s Spring Sale applied across ten Campervan Village depots in Australia. Perth and Broome serve Western Australia, while Darwin and Alice Springs are the two Northern Territory locations. Queensland has depots in Brisbane and Cairns, with Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide covering New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia respectively. Hobart serves Tasmania. The sale was available for both pick-ups and drop-offs at all listed depots.
Adelaide
Adelaide is well positioned for motorhome and campervan travel across South Australia, with routes leading to the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula. Longer journeys can continue north towards the Flinders Ranges or west along the Eyre Peninsula, making the city a useful departure point for regional road trips.
Alice Springs
Alice Springs is a central hub for motorhome and campervan travel through Australia’s Red Centre, with the Stuart Highway connecting the town to Darwin and Adelaide. Nearby touring routes lead to the West MacDonnell Ranges, Kings Canyon and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, making Alice Springs a natural base for exploring Central Australia.
Brisbane
Brisbane connects Queensland’s major coastal touring routes, with the Bruce Highway leading north towards the Sunshine Coast and the Pacific Motorway running south towards the Gold Coast. From a Brisbane motorhome or campervan hire depot, travellers can also reach the Glass House Mountains, Moreton Bay and the Scenic Rim before continuing further through Queensland.
Broome
Broome is a key departure point for motorhome and campervan travel through the Kimberley, with the Great Northern Highway linking the town to Derby, Fitzroy Crossing and Kununurra. Travellers can also explore Cable Beach and the Dampier Peninsula before continuing on longer routes across northern Western Australia.
Cairns
Cairns is a practical base for exploring Tropical North Queensland by motorhome or campervan, with the Captain Cook Highway linking the city to Palm Cove, Port Douglas and the Daintree Rainforest. Inland routes lead towards the Atherton Tablelands, while the Bruce Highway continues south towards Townsville and Queensland’s east coast.
Darwin
Darwin sits at the top of the Stuart Highway and works as a starting point for travellers heading south or east. Kakadu National Park, Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk Gorge near Katherine all sit within reach of the city before a longer drive begins.
Melbourne
Melbourne is a major gateway for motorhome and campervan travel across Victoria, with the Great Ocean Road, Mornington Peninsula and Yarra Valley all within easy reach. Longer road trips can continue towards the Grampians, Phillip Island or north along the Hume Highway towards regional Victoria and New South Wales.
Hobart
Hobart provides easy access to several of southern Tasmania’s main touring routes, with the Tasman Highway leading towards the Tasman Peninsula and Freycinet National Park. Motorhome and campervan travellers can also head west towards Mount Field National Park and Lake St Clair, or travel south through the Huon Valley towards Bruny Island.
Perth
Perth is a convenient base for motorhome and campervan travel across Western Australia, with the Indian Ocean Drive leading north towards the Pinnacles and Coral Coast. South of the city, routes through Margaret River, the Blackwood River Valley and the South West connect travellers with some of the state’s best-known coastal and forest regions.
Sydney
Sydney sits on the New South Wales coast at the southern end of the Pacific Highway. The Blue Mountains and the Hunter Valley lie inland to the west and north, and the Hume Highway runs south-west towards Canberra and Melbourne.
Popular Routes from Campervan Village Depots
The Spring Sale applied to hires from every Campervan Village depot in Australia. These five routes show the kind of trips it covered, with the main corridor, approximate distance and suggested minimum days for each.
| Route | Pick-up | Drop-off | Main corridor | Distance | Min. days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | Cairns | Brisbane | Bruce Highway south along the Queensland coast | ~1,680 km | 3–5 days |
| R2 | Brisbane | Sydney | Pacific Motorway and Pacific Highway down the east coast | ~920 km | 7–10 days |
| R3 | Sydney | Adelaide | Inland via the Riverina and Mildura | ~1,375 km | 7–12 days |
| R4 | Melbourne | Alice Springs | Via Adelaide, then north on the Stuart Highway through Coober Pedy | ~2,245 km | 5–8 days |
| R5 | Hobart | Hobart | Tasman Highway to Coles Bay and back | ~195 km each way | 2–4 days |
The 10% applied only when both dates were met: the booking had to be made between 1 September 2026 and 15 September 2026, and the travel had to fall between 1 September 2026 and 7 December 2026. Looking for a long-term 4WD hire? See Campervan Village: No One-Way Fee on 4WD Hires of 30+ Days for long-term 4WD hires.
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Compare Campervan Village campervans and 4WD campers on one page, with 10% off automatically applied to eligible bookings made by 15 September 2026 as part of the Spring Sale.