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The VW California camper is a favorite for campervan vacations and is offered for rent by several UK brands. Use our search tool to check availability and prices across multiple companies.

In general, vintage VW campervans are not offered by the major motorhome rental companies. However, they may be available from specialized rental companies.

Generally, no — in England and Wales boondocking without landowner permission is usually unlawful. In Scotland, the Scottish Outdoor Access Code permits responsible boondocking in many areas, though restrictions and local bylaws may apply.

As boondocking laws can vary in the UK, it pays to check in advance to find out the rules and regulations for the area you're planning on traveling to. In England and Wales, it is illegal without prior approval, but in Scotland, for example, the laws can be much more relaxed.

Campgrounds are widely available in the UK, however, and are quite affordable, starting at around £12 per night. Many national parks also allow you to camp overnight. Details can be found here.

Check with the local council or a visitor information center if you are unsure of the regulations within a specific area.

Yes, some rental companies in the UK are pet-friendly. These include Just go, Bunk Campers, Easicampers, and roadsurfer.

Some suppliers may allow pets only with prior written approval, while others may not allow pets (other than service/guide dogs) — always check the supplier’s terms before you book.

With all these companies, approval must be obtained before your rental. A service/cleaning fee may also be charged.

It is your responsibility to keep the vehicle clean, and you will be liable for any damage caused as a result of bringing a pet on board.

The renter is also responsible for the safe transport of any domestic animals in accordance with local regulations, as well as complying with any entry restrictions and vaccinations.

Yes, many rental suppliers allow travel into Europe with your rental vehicle, and this can be a popular way to get the most out of your vacation.

To access parts of Europe, you will need to take a ferry, which must be booked in advance and is the responsibility of the renter. Booking a ferry is relatively easy, and our support team is available to help with any questions you may have.

Requirements can differ between suppliers, but you will generally need to confirm your insurance/coverage for Europe (some suppliers require you to add a specific 'Mainland Europe coverage'). If the vehicle is rented/leased, you may also need a VE103/VE103B 'vehicle on hire certificate' (in place of the V5C) and written permission from the rental company for travel abroad.

You may need country-specific mandatory equipment (for example, headlamp beam deflectors/converters, a warning triangle and high-visibility vests) and you must display the UK identifier when required.

Note that while the UK and Ireland drive on the left side of the road, the majority of Europe drives on the right. Be prepared to make the change and check for any further changes in road rules that may apply.

Some suppliers restrict travel to certain countries/regions (for example, areas affected by war or crisis) — check your supplier’s permitted-country list to see if any extra restrictions apply.

Yes, unlimited miles are generally included for standard vehicle rentals in the UK. Our comparison tool will show you if your preferred vehicle has this included or if daily mileage is restricted.

All drivers must have a current and full driver's license to rent a vehicle. If your license is from the UK, a standard Category B license typically covers vehicles up to 3,500 kg (7,700 lbs) MAM (check the vehicle’s MAM before you book). Heavier RVs may require Category C1 (3.5–7.5t / 7,700–16,500 lbs) or Category C (over 7.5t / 16,500 lbs).

Foreign licenses are often accepted for visiting drivers, but the rules depend on where your license was issued and whether it is in English. You may need an International Driving Permit (IDP) or an official translation—check GOV.UK guidance and your rental supplier before you book.

Minimum driver age and license-holding requirements vary by supplier and vehicle class. Most RV rental companies in the UK require the driver to be 21 years of age or older. In addition, you must have held your license for a specific period of time (generally between 2-5 years). Certain vehicles may be restricted to those under the age of 25.

Enter the driver’s age into our search tool and we will filter available vehicles to match.

Drivers need to hold a full license and additional insurance for young drivers may also be required.