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Sydney campervan rental is easy with our time-saving comparison tool. Compare major brands to get better prices and peace of mind with hassle-free bookings.

Camper Champ compares over 20 campervan rental companies in Sydney. Campervans can be picked up from depots a short distance from Sydney Airport, which serves both domestic and international travellers.

Rental prices for motorhomes in Sydney range from $70 to $360/day for most vehicles. Prices depend on seasonal demand, duration of trip and the type of RV. Campervans on offer range from small models such as the Awesome Classic Camper to larger motorhomes like the Star Polaris 6.

Sydney serves as a handy starting point for nature lovers to explore New South Wales. Superb RV infrastructure in NSW—campsites, water refills, dump points, and more—makes cruising in a camper the most convenient (and cost-effective) way to explore.

One-way rentals are also an option with many travellers choosing to drive down to Melbourne, up north to Brisbane, the sunny Gold Coast or even Cairns.

Popular Campervans in Sydney

Find the perfect camper for your travel needs.

Discover Australia your way by finding a camper that suits your travel needs.

Euro Deluxe 6

Alpha 2-Berth

Vivid Camper

2-Berth Hitop

6-Berth Discovery

4-Berth HiTop

Condo

Drift

6-Berth Frontier

2-Berth Hitop

Lucky Rookie

2-Berth Highball

Alpha 2-Berth

2-Berth Hitop

Cheapa Endeavour

2-Berth Highball

Champ

Euro Deluxe 6

6-Berth Frontier

6-Berth Discovery

6-Berth Big Six

Not all vehicles may be available. Use the search tool to check availability for your travel dates.

Sydney RV Rental Prices

From cheap campervans to luxury motorhomes—compare prices to find a vehicle that suits your budget and travelling style

How much does it cost to rent a campervan in Sydney?

Most campervan rentals in Sydney cost between AUD $70 to $360 per day (most fees included).

Rental rates can vary depending on:

Camper size
Age
Features
Booking length
Time of year
Intended pick-up and drop-off point
One-way rental or return

A decked-out RV lets you savor NSW's spectacular nature for an affordable price.

Most rental companies offer three camper types:

The budget-friendly campervan has a basic kitchen setup, a battery to recharge your appliances, and a fold-out or fixed bed for sleeping. Fancier campers come with ensuites and a high roof to stand inside.
The rugged 4WD camper lets you venture off the beaten track and careen across soft sand beaches. On the downside, expect limited space and onboard amenities. As NSW is relatively developed, you won't find as many remote tracks as in other Australian states like Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
A motorhome refers to a larger, flashier vehicle featuring most of the comforts of home: a TV, indoor kitchen, hot shower, etc. While these big beasts offer unbridled luxury, they're more expensive to rent (or refuel) and harder to park.

When is the cheapest time to rent a campervan in Sydney?

The most affordable months for renting a campervan in Sydney are right after the summer vacation in February and early March, as well as in the winter months from May to September.

Sydney Airport Campervan Hire

Can I rent a campervan at the airport in Sydney?

While there are no campervan or motorhome depots directly at [the terminal at Sydney Airport (SYD)] ((australia/sydney/airport)), there are several campervan rental companies within about 9–18 km (6–11 miles).

The depots are easy to reach by taxi, Uber or public transport.

Map of Campervan Depots

Map of campervan rental depots near 472412

1/1801 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Unit 1, 1801 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

286 Coward Street, Mascot, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Unit 1, 1545 Botany Road, Botany, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Unit 1, 1801 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

164 Hume Highway, Lansvale, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

286 Coward Street, Mascot, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

1553–1555 Botany Road, Botany, Sydney, New South Wales 2019, Australia

10 Wurrook Circuit, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

23–25 Erskine Road, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

10 Wurrook Circuit, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

1/1801 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

23–25 Erskine Road, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

23-25 Erskine Road, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

1/1801 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

23-25 Erskine Road, Caringbah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

1C McPherson Street (opposite 16 McPherson Street), Banksmeadow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

The Self-drive Holiday in Sydney

A cozy home on wheels is the best way to soak up NSW's natural splendor, and Sydney makes the perfect starting point.

Here's why you should rent a campervan to explore NSW:

Affordable: A campervan combines your accommodation and transportation costs into one, saving you big bucks on rental cars and hotels.
Self-catering: Eating out is pricey in NSW. A campervan with an onboard kitchen lets you whip up inexpensive meals wherever you roam.
Convenience: Instead of heading back to Sydney’s traffic-choked streets after a long day of exploring, you can roll into the nearest campground and call it a night.
Freedom: No need to pre-book hotels or plan rigid itineraries. A campervan gives you the freedom to explore NSW on a whim.
Amenities: Everything is right there when you need it, from fresh clothes to charging points and a fridge full of food.

Remember these helpful tips when driving around Sydney in a campervan rental:

All traffic moves on the left-hand side.
Seat belts are mandatory for all occupants, and children must be secured in an approved child restraint that’s appropriate for their age and size.
Always carry a valid driver’s licence (physical or accepted digital) with you while driving.
Traffic moves clockwise around roundabouts, and you must yield to vehicles already in the traffic circle and to the right.
Watch out for wildlife, especially around dawn, dusk, and when traveling at night. Country roads and long stretches of the open road are notorious for animals crossing.
In NSW, the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for full (unrestricted) licence holders is under 0.05%, while learner and provisional drivers and many heavy or public vehicle drivers must have a 0.00% BAC.
Default speed limits in NSW are 50 km/h (about 31 mph) in built-up residential areas and 100 km/h (about 62 mph) on other roads unless indicated otherwise. School zones are generally reduced to 40 km/h (about 25 mph) during the times shown on the signs on school days. Always pay attention to posted speed limit signs and adjust your speed accordingly.

Are there toll roads in Sydney?

Some of the major toll roads in the city include:

The Sydney Harbour Bridge and Tunnel
The Eastern Distributor
The M2 Hills Highway
The M5 South-West Freeway
The M7 Westlink
The M4 Western Freeway
The Lane Cove Tunnel
The Cross City Tunnel

These toll roads are equipped with electronic tolling systems, such as the e-tag or e-toll, which automatically deduct the toll amount from a linked account as vehicles pass through. It is important to be aware of the tolls and associated payment methods when driving in Sydney.

Travel Tips for Sydney

How can you save money on a camper van vacation in Sydney?

A custom-built camper is the most cost-effective way to travel around Sydney and NSW. Budget adventurers can whittle down expenses even further with the following tips:

Skip high season: Rental and camp fees skyrocket during peak periods such as Christmas/New Year, Easter, and the NSW School Holidays.
Book ahead: As motorhome rental rates are based on availability, you'll snag a better deal if you book in advance.
Choose wisely: Do you really need an oversized motorhome with state-of-the-art amenities? An affordable and cheerful budget camper costs significantly less to hire.
Reduce backtracking: Use your favorite map app to plan a route each morning that minimizes backtracking to save on fuel.
Research service stations: A mobile app like PetrolSpy lets you see real-time prices for service stations in NSW—some charge much more than others.
Buddy up: Teaming up with a friend lets you share fuel and rental expenses. Consider posting your plans on social media if none of your pals are keen to jump on board.
Use low-cost (or free) campsites: RV parks can cost a fortune in NSW. Make use of low-cost campsites or free overnight stays.
Cook: Unleash your inner Masterchef instead of eating at restaurants or cafes. Good thing you've got an onboard kitchen.
Find free activities: Ticketed attractions tend to be pricey, but hiking is free. If you've got space in the camper, consider packing a bike, kayak, snorkel, or surfboard.

When is the best time to go campervanning in Sydney?

Fall (March to May) and spring (September to November) are the best seasons to explore Sydney and NSW. Both balmy shoulder seasons bring idyllic weather for outdoor exploration, with average highs and lows hovering around 72°F / 57°F (22°C / 14°C). As travel demand is lower (at least outside of school breaks), you’ll enjoy thinner crowds and better rental deals.

Summer is the most popular time to visit NSW, as locals head out on vacation and Northern Hemisphere tourists flock to Australia to escape the cold. Coastal breezes keep seaside settlements relatively cool—expect average temps around 79°F / 66°F. Head inland, however, and the mercury will soar. The downside is you’ll have to contend with packed campsites and high rental rates.

Winter is off-season in Sydney, but it’s still a pleasant time to visit. Although average temperatures of 63°F / 46°F are a tad on the chilly side, you won’t have to bundle up in a scarf. Fewer tourists and lower prices make the season enticing for budget travelers and solitude seekers alike.

Summer welcomes many of Sydney’s iconic events, such as the New Year’s Eve fireworks, Australia Day, Mardi Gras, and (from 2026) the revived Tropfest short film festival. Nonetheless, a rotating roster of enchanting shindigs runs throughout the year—in late May and early June, Vivid Sydney is a must.

How long do you need in Sydney for an RV vacation?

Most first-time visitors find three days sufficient for the top Sydney attractions.

The ideal timeframe for a campervan trip departing from Sydney depends on how far you want to go.

Although you'd need months to cover all our recommendations, you don't have to do everything at once. Most motorhome travelers choose a northern or southerly route, stopping off at pretty coastal towns and teeming wilderness regions along the way.

A fast-paced camper could go south to Eden and back in about a week. If the north beckons, allow two weeks for the round trip to Coffs Harbour or one week as far as Port Macquarie.

Of course, you could spend much more (or less) time out there. It all boils down to your budget, timeframe, interests, and travel style.

Parking a Campervan in Sydney

What are some of the best places to park a campervan in Sydney?

Parking is hard to find around downtown, which bustles with tourists, shoppers, and locals on the daily commute. The few available spots come with jaw-dropping fees, often well over $20 per hour (with all-day downtown parking now averaging around $80).

If you must park in the city, the City of Sydney operates a couple of relatively affordable council parking garages, including a sizeable option on Goulburn Street (near Central), where daytime rates start around $5 for 30 minutes and about $9 for the first hour. Pre-booking a spot through websites like Share with Oscar and Secure-a-spot means more favorable rates. Parkopedia is a handy online resource detailing prices and real-time availability.

The cost and hassle of inner-city parking prompt many motorhome travelers to pull up in a nearby suburb and take public transport into town. About a quarter of Sydney’s on-street spaces are metered pay parking.

Where can you park an RV overnight in Sydney?

The rules for sleeping overnight in a vehicle in Sydney depend on where you park (signage/time limits) and which local council area you’re in. For the most reliable option, use a licensed RV park or campground.

Two convenient RV parks close to downtown are Sheralee Tourist Caravan Park in Rockdale and Discovery Parks – Lane Cove (in Lane Cove National Park).

Highway rest areas are intended for short breaks and fatigue management (not camping), and free/low-cost camps can be hard to find along coastal NSW. But there are still some great official, bookable options—here are some of our favorites:

Corrimal Beach Tourist Park (Wollongong)
Green Patch campground, Booderee National Park (Jervis Bay)
Brou Lake campground, Eurobodalla National Park (near Narooma)
Scrubby Creek Rest Area, East Boyd State Forest (near Boydtown/Eden)
Bangalow campground, Watagans National Park (near the Central Coast/Hunter)
Diamond Head campground, Crowdy Bay National Park (Mid North Coast)
Crowdy Gap campground, Crowdy Bay National Park (between Taree and Port Macquarie)
Ellenborough Reserve (Oxley Highway, inland from Port Macquarie)

Top 10 Campervan-friendly Campgrounds near Sydney

Bendeela Recreation Area, Kangaroo Valley

Word of this legendary campsite permeates all corners of America, and it's not hard to see why it's so well-known. Luscious landscapes of grassy meadows, dramatic mountains, and gurgling rivers lure happy campers here in droves. Keep an eye out for cute, curious critters that waddle over to greet visitors each night.

Price: $6 per stay (up to seven days)

Amenities: restrooms, potable water, trash cans, dump point

Mt Wilson – Cathedral Ferns Reserve

Set amid lush cool-climate rainforest near Mt Wilson, this large, level, free camping area—listed by Blue Mountains City Council as Mt Wilson – Cathedral Ferns Reserve—makes a great base for exploring the northern Blue Mountains. Spectacular hikes traverse this rugged, undulating region, including a few adventurous multi-day options. Another free Blue Mountains City Council campground is Blackheath Glen Reserve in Megalong Valley near Blackheath. Stays are limited to a maximum of 10 days.

Price: free

Amenities: restrooms, non-potable (tank) water for cleaning (bring drinking water), fire pits (designated rings; bring your own firewood), trash bins, BBQ grills, picnic tables, shelter (no showers)

Depot Beach, North Durras

What does a day at Depot Beach entail? Camping among bouncing marsupials and strolling over to the sea for a swim. Popular with vacationing Canberrans and out-of-state road-trippers, this stunning spot frequently fills up. But with spacious sites, abundant greenery, and colorful birdlife, it won’t feel crowded for a minute.

Price: from $34.85 per site per night

Amenities: restrooms, hot showers, tank water (boil/treat before drinking), electric hookup & non-electric sites, trash bins, fire rings, BBQ grills

Diamond Head campground, Crowdy Bay National Park

Deep within Crowdy Bay National Park, Diamond Head campground has 75 non-electric sites (plus a walk-in camping area) close to the beach. Wondrous walking trails crisscross the verdant coastal park, while nearby rock pools offer thrills for young and old. If it’s full, there are two other excellent campsites nearby.

Price: $24.60 per site per night

Amenities: flush toilets, cold showers, no water (bring your own), trash/recycling bins, gas/electric BBQ, outdoor shower, picnic tables, Dump-Ezy, fires in off-the-ground braziers only (rentals available)

Gillards campground, Mimosa Rocks National Park

Another outstanding oceanfront campground is Gillards, which lies within the jaw-dropping Mimosa Rocks National Park. You won’t find any flashy amenities at this basic bush camp. But what you will get is uninterrupted views of the endless Pacific Ocean. What more could you want?

Price: From 24.60 per site per night

Amenities: non-flush toilets, picnic tables, wood BBQ (bring your own firewood), fire ring, parking lot (no water, bring your own)

Glenworth Valley, Central Coast

This popular farm stay on the Central Coast boasts a tranquil creek, adorable barnyard animals, and easy-going walking trails. Horseback riding and climbing tours are available if you feel like getting active, but there’s no harm in kicking back and admiring the view. The location makes it a handy stopover when traveling to and from Sydney.

Price: from $32 per adult per night

Amenities: restrooms, showers, potable water, trash bins, fire pits

Green Patch Campground, Jervis Bay

Some say Jervis Bay has the best beaches in NSW—and who are we to disagree? While this widely popular bush camp doesn’t have direct ocean views, the nearest sugary white stretch is just a stroll away. A few minutes up the road, you’ll find the breathtakingly beautiful Hyams Beach.

Price: from $35 to $100 per campsite per night (standard sites, depending on season)

Amenities: public restrooms, hot-water showers, fresh water, sheltered BBQ areas

Killalea Regional Park, Kiama

Just north of Kiama, this scenic state park is a top spot to escape the daily grind. Gorgeous ocean views, plenty of space, and excellent amenities—think hot showers and real flush toilets—ensure everyone has a good time. You’ll find booming surf breaks nearby, plus the impressive salty explosions of the famous Kiama Blowhole.

Price: $34.85 per site per night

Amenities: restrooms, showers, trash bins, BBQ grills, camp kitchen

Mystery Bay Camping Area, Tilba

Down past Narooma, Mystery Bay is among the most spectacular beach camps on the South Coast. Verdant national parks are scattered around the region, and the on-site beach is a beautiful place to surf, sunbathe, and swim. Booking ahead is highly recommended; sites aren’t assigned, so you choose a spot on arrival.

Price: from $21 per person per night

Amenities: pit toilets, cold showers, drinkable town-water taps, non-electric sites, trash/recycling

Patonga Caravan Park, Central Coast

Patonga is a petite slice of paradise far removed from mass tourism, and this picturesque RV park makes the perfect home base. While some facilities feel a bit dated, the epic waterfront views more than make up for it. The town itself is totally laid-back and makes relaxing all too easy.

Price: from $34 per site per night

Amenities: restrooms, showers, electric hookup sites, trash bins, BBQ grills, laundry

Sydney Road-trip Itineraries

Explore Australia’s largest city by campervan! With the freedom to travel at your own pace, you can take in the breathtaking scenery of the Blue Mountains, relax on the beautiful beaches of the Central Coast, and discover the bustling neighbourhoods of Sydney's CBD. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or a first-time visitor, these itineraries will provide you with inspiration, ideas, and practical tips to make the most of your campervan adventure in and around Sydney.

Sydney to Brisbane One-way: Cruise along the Coastal Route in 7-Days

With this 7-day itinerary, you’ll connect two of Australia’s most loved cities via the popular coastal road. From Sydney, an exciting cosmopolitan city home to about 5.4 million people and the world-famous Opera House, you’ll travel 1000 km north to Brisbane, Queensland, where the state slogan is “beautiful one day, perfect the next”.

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7-Day Sydney Round-trip: Into the Wilderness of the Emerald City

To the uninitiated, Sydney is simply overpriced food and crowds of tourists—scratch below the surface, and you'll realize this eastern metropolis has much more to offer. The "Emerald City" is a campers' paradise, from jaw-dropping mountain views to smooth sand-swept beaches.

MORE: 7-Day Sydney Itinerary

Sydney to Brisbane: 14-Days from the Myall to Moreton

Launching north from the tourism capital of Australia to the heart of "The Sunshine State", the journey from Sydney to Brisbane is picturesque. Host to some of the best beaches in the world, this route features various types of buzzing ecosystems.

MORE: 14-Day Sydney to Brisbane Itinerary

Sydney to Melbourne: Finding your way to the Prom in 7-Days

This road trip will take you through ancient Aboriginal lands and immaculate rainforests to the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. A feast for birdwatchers and beach bums, the coastal path from Sydney to Melbourne is a fundamental Australian road trip for locals and visitors alike.

MORE: 7-Day Sydney to Melbourne Itinerary

Popular Destinations in Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I park overnight in Sydney?

It’s recommended you stay in an RV park or designated campsite. Overnight camping/sleeping in vehicles in Sydney and other metropolitan areas is often restricted by local rules and signage, so check local conditions and use designated camping areas. Most RV parks are located away from the city center.

Some popular campsites include: NRMA Lakeside Holiday Park, Cattai National Park Campground and Patonga Camping Ground.

If you wish to explore Sydney downtown and other city attractions like Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach or the Opera House, plan ahead. It's best to avoid rush-hour traffic and to plan where to park in advance, especially if you're in a large motorhome.

Can I pick up a campervan rental around the Northern Beaches?

Currently, all the major motorhome rental brands have their Sydney branch close to Sydney Airport, on the southside.

Do I have to pay a bond (security deposit) when renting my vehicle?

When renting a vehicle, it is standard to be charged a bond (security deposit), also known as ‘excess’, which is the amount the renter is liable to cover in the event of an accident or damage to the vehicle. The bond amount fluctuates based on the insurance package selected at the time of rental and is charged and debited on the renters’ credit or debit card.

Are one-way campervan rentals available?

Yes, a large number of companies allow one-way rentals. Our comparison tool will show you availability on your preferred route and automatically factor in any one-way fees charged by the supplier.

Popular one-way routes for an RV vacation along Australia's East Coast include:

Sydney to Melbourne
Sydney to Brisbane
Sydney to Cairns
Sydney to Gold Coast

For same-location returns, popular road trip destinations include the Blue Mountains, Royal National Park, the Central Coast and Byron Bay.

Is RV rental with unlimited mileage available?

Yes, generally unlimited miles are included for standard vehicle rentals in Australia. Limits are placed on some types of vehicles e.g. 4x4 campers. The comparison tool will show you if your preferred vehicle has unlimited miles included or if the mileage is restricted.

What kind of licence do you need to hire a campervan in Sydney?

An Australian resident needs a valid Class C (car) license to rent a camper in Sydney, as most rental campervans and motorhomes fall under the 4.5-tonne limit for standard car licenses. Rental companies generally won’t do business with drivers on learner permits, and most require a full, current license (some will accept certain restricted or provisional licenses on specific smaller vehicles).

If you’ve arrived from overseas, you’ll need a comparable car license and it must be valid for the entire rental period. If your license isn’t in English, you’ll also need an accredited English translation or an International Driving Permit (IDP).

Many rental companies require drivers to be 21 or older to rent a campervan or motorhome, and travelers under 25 often pay a young driver surcharge or face higher security deposits. However, some brands (such as Mighty, Cheapa Campa and Hippie) allow drivers from 18 years old to rent selected smaller campervans and hitop models, provided they hold a full, valid driver’s license.

Note: policies vary from supplier to supplier. Always check the T&Cs for your rental.

Campervan Rental Sydney Reviews

Apollo Motorhomes

(29)

Apollo has been operating since 1985 and is well known among the RV rental community. The company has a wide range of vehicles and depots across all major destinations.

Luxury

New

Awesome Campers

(205)

An Australian company specialising in budget vehicles, all of its vehicles are 2-berths and are generally older.

Budget Campers

Older Vehicles

Britz Campervan Rentals

(921)

Britz is part of the THL group, which also includes Maui, Mighty Campers and other brands and has wide coverage across Australia & NZ.

New

Luxury

Multiple Locations

Calypso

(133)

Calypso caters for groups of 2–4 with a fleet of generally older vehicles. Calypso has depots along the East Coast of Australia and in Adelaide.

Budget Campers

Older Vehicles

Camperman

(302)

Camperman has depots across Queensland as well as in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. It offers a range of fairly priced vehicles and allows drivers under 21 to rent.

Younger Drivers

Multiple Locations

Cheapa Campa

(53)

Cheapa Campa is part of the Apollo group and rents vehicles that are considered too old to be part of the main Apollo brand.

Cheaper Vehicles

Multiple Locations

Wide Range

Cruisin' Motorhomes

(939)

Cruisin’ is especially well known in Tasmania but operates around Australia. Most of its fleet is relatively new, and a Cruisin’ motorhome often comes with a few extras included.

Premium

GoCheap Campervans

(430)

Go Cheap is partnered with Cruisin’ Motorhomes and rents older models considered too old for the Cruisin’ brand, often at a lower price.

Budget

Hippie Camper

(32)

Hippie is a budget brand part of the Apollo Group. It caters to the young traveller and allows drivers under 21.

Young Drivers

Budget Vehicles

Jucy Rentals

(2114)

A popular brand operating in New Zealand, Australia and the USA, Jucy offers primarily 2-berth and 4-berth vans and will rent to drivers over 18.

Younger Drivers

Sleepervans

Budget Campers

Maui Motorhomes

(267)

Maui is another well-known brand of the THL group (Britz, Mighty and other international brands). Maui specialises in larger luxury motorhomes, with all its vehicles being less than 2 years old.

Premium

Large

Mighty Campers

(804)

Mighty is another brand part of the THL group. Mighty's fleet is made up of ex Britz and Maui vehicles that are considered too old for the main brands.

Low-Coast

Travellers Autobarn

(317)

A budget RV rental brand aimed at backpackers. Travellers Autobarn offers a wide variety of vehicles, from station wagons to 5-berth family models.

Budget Vehicles

Young Drivers

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Popular Campervans in Sydney

Find the perfect camper for your travel needs.

Sydney RV Rental Prices

From cheap campervans to luxury motorhomes—compare prices to find a vehicle that suits your budget and travelling style

Sydney Airport Campervan Hire

Map of Campervan Depots

The Self-drive Holiday in Sydney

Are there toll roads in Sydney?

Travel Tips for Sydney

Parking a Campervan in Sydney

Top 10 Campervan-friendly Campgrounds near Sydney

Bendeela Recreation Area, Kangaroo Valley

Mt Wilson – Cathedral Ferns Reserve

Depot Beach, North Durras

Diamond Head campground, Crowdy Bay National Park

Gillards campground, Mimosa Rocks National Park

Glenworth Valley, Central Coast

Green Patch Campground, Jervis Bay

Killalea Regional Park, Kiama

Mystery Bay Camping Area, Tilba

Patonga Caravan Park, Central Coast

Sydney Road-trip Itineraries

Sydney to Brisbane One-way: Cruise along the Coastal Route in 7-Days

7-Day Sydney Round-trip: Into the Wilderness of the Emerald City

Sydney to Brisbane: 14-Days from the Myall to Moreton

Sydney to Melbourne: Finding your way to the Prom in 7-Days

Popular Destinations in Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I park overnight in Sydney?

Can I pick up a campervan rental around the Northern Beaches?

Do I have to pay a bond (security deposit) when renting my vehicle?

Are one-way campervan rentals available?

Is RV rental with unlimited mileage available?

What kind of licence do you need to hire a campervan in Sydney?

Campervan Rental Sydney Reviews

Apollo Motorhomes

Awesome Campers

Britz Campervan Rentals

Calypso

Camperman

Cheapa Campa

Cruisin' Motorhomes

GoCheap Campervans

Hippie Camper

Jucy Rentals

Maui Motorhomes

Mighty Campers

Travellers Autobarn