Compare campervan and motorhome rental brands in Melbourne:
- a wide range of companies across Australia
- no booking fees
- most vehicles confirmed within 24h
- rent a campervan one-way on several popular routes – including the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne to Adelaide
RV Rental FAQ
Note: We compare multiple individual companies – each has its own terms and policies. Use the below answers as a general guide, however always check the terms of your rental, as details of may vary from company to company.
Are unlimited kilometres included in my rental?
Campervan rentals typically include unlimited kilometres in Australia in most rental packages, though certain vehicles – especially 4WD campers – may have restrictions (often 300km/day). Always check the conditions of each rental. Our search tool will show you which vehicles have unlimited kilometres and those where mileage is restricted.
What living and cooking equipment is included with the campervan?
As a general rule, campervans come with basic cooking and eating equipment and utensils and most companies also include bedding and shower towels. You’ll find details in our comparison tool.
Long-term Rental: Will I get a discount for rentals above 30 or 60 days?
It’s quite common to receive a discount or special bonus for a long term rental – how long the rental period will need to be to qualify as ‘long term’ can vary from minimum 21 to 50 days. To assist you in finding the best pricing, our tool factors applicable supplier promotions based on the entered rental period.
Can booster and baby seats be fitted in the camper or motorhome?
The majority of camper companies do rent for a fee both baby and booster seats, though not all vehicles can accommodate those devices. You’ll want to pre-book both baby and booster seats after ensuring that they are compatible with your chosen campervan model.
Can we include additional drivers?
Additional drivers are generally allowed with an additional charge, assuming they are present at time of rental and have the proper license to drive the motorhome.
Depots in Melbourne
Please note: your pickup location may differ. Always check the pickup address indicated in your booking.
Apollo Motorhome Holidays
189A South Centre Rd (entrance via Annandale Rd)
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.5 km
Awesome Campers
45 Bond Street
Ringwood
VIC, 3134
Distance to Airport: 45.2 km
Driveabout Campers
This is a serviced location. Arrange pick-up with supplier.
Big Sky Campers
45 Bond St
Ringwood
VIC, 3134
Distance to Airport: 45.2 km
Britz Campervan Rentals
Central West Business Park, Building 2 / 9, Ashley Street
Braybrook
VIC, 3019
Distance to Airport: 17.8 km
Calypso Campervans
45 Bond St
Ringwood
VIC, 3134
Distance to Airport: 45.2 km
Camperman Australia
273 Elizabeth Street
Coburg North
VIC, 3058
Distance to Airport: 18.1 km
Cheapa Campa
189A South Centre Rd (Entry via Annandale Road)
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.4 km
Comet Campers
55 King Street
Airport West
VIC, 3042
Distance to Airport: 6.3 km
Cruisin Motorhomes
25-27 Catalina Drive
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.5 km
Driveabout Campers
This is a serviced location. Arrange pick-up with supplier.
Energi Motorhomes
45 Bond St
Ringwood
VIC, 3134
Distance to Airport: 45.2 km
GoCheap Campervans
25-27 Catalina Drive
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.5 km
Hippie Camper
189A South Centre Rd (Entry via Annandale Road)
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.4 km
Jucy Campervan Rentals
87 Inkerman Street
St Kilda
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 30 km
Kangaroo Campervan Rentals
45 Bond Street
Ringwood
VIC, 3134
Distance to Airport: 45.2 km
Let’s Go Motorhomes
70-90 Garden Drive
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.9 km
Lucky Rentals
1 Silicon Pl
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 7.9 km
Maui Motorhomes
Central West Business Park, Building 2 / 9, Ashley Street
Braybrook
VIC, 3019
Distance to Airport: 17.8 km
Mighty Campers
Central West Business Park, Building 2 / 9, Ashley Street
Braybrook
VIC, 3019
Distance to Airport: 17.8 km
Real Value
189A South Centre Rd (Entry via Annandale Road)
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.4 km
Spaceships
42 Macaulay Street
Williamstown North
VIC, 3016
Distance to Airport: 29.4 km
Star RV
189A South Centre Rd (Entry via Annandale Road)
Tullamarine
VIC, 3043
Distance to Airport: 3.4 km
Travellers Autobarn
55 King Street
Airport West
VIC, 3042
Distance to Airport: 6.3 km
Attractions to See in Melbourne
National Gallery of Victoria
Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum has its roots in the 1850’s independence of Victoria from New South Wales, in combination with the booming Victorian gold rush of the early 1850’s. Upon becoming the richest colony at the time, the citizens of Melbourne began a movement in the late 1850’s to establish a public art gallery.
Officially opened in 1861, today’s National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) is housed within two buildings, a short walk apart, and boasts over 70,000 works, including European and international paintings, Asian and Pacific art, Mesoamerican art, Greek and Egyptian artifacts.
Campervan access: Car parks are available within a short walk, as well as limited street parking. Arrival by public transport is highly recommended.
Southbank
A former industrial area, a kilometre south of the CBD, trendy Southbank was transformed through urban renewal in the 1990’s, to become a collection of high rise residential towers and offices. Today, the district serves as the city’s main business centre, as well as a shopping and entertainment destination.
Included within is the Melbourne Arts Centre (formerly, the Victoria Arts Centre), a complex of performing arts venues, much of which is built underground. Southbank is also home to the 297-metre Eureka Tower, Melbourne’s tallest building and the world’s tallest residential tower at the time of construction.
Today, the building can still claim the most floors available for residential occupancy, and its 285-metre observation deck on the 88th floor is the country’s highest viewing platform.
Campervan access: Melbourne’s Southbank does not have very much available street parking, though there are a handful of covered car parks (often unsuitable for high vehicles). Using public transport in this area is the best option.
Block Arcade
Melbourne’s Victorian past is evidenced in its central city arcades, formerly developed as horse and cart laneways, and today repurposed into attractive shopping centres.
Perhaps the best preserved is the Block Arcade, erected in 1893, based on the the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. Today, the six-storey Mannerism-styled arcade features a glass canopy, mosaic floor tiles, and ornamentation of wrought iron and carved stone.
It’s original name was Carpenter’s Lane, yet it became quickly known as and eventually officially renamed to ‘The Block’, due to a tradition of men and women walking around the block in opposite directions, prior to football matches.
Campervan access: There are several car parks nearby Block Arcade.
City Circle Tram
Serving as both transport and a tourist activity, heritage W-class trams travel a circular route in both directions, with recorded commentary of key attractions and popular landmarks, en route to the Docklands waterfront district, including the City Museum, Parliament House, Federation Square, Melbourne Aquarium, and the Princess Theatre.
Officially Route #35, the City Circle line is distinctive for its colour scheme of maroon and green with yellow and gold trim.
Campervan access: One can join the tram route at any point, meaning there are many parking opportunities, both in the CBD and in outlying areas.
Aerial view of a seaside road in Mount Martha, Melbourne