Motorhomes Hire
Dolly
Renault Burstner Motorhome
From: £100.00 per day
Renault Burstner Delphin 4 berth Motorhome
The main features of this van are:
- 4 berths
- Twin Captain seats upfront for maximum comfort, including swiveling passenger seat
- 2 Seats belts in the rear
- Sleeping space for up to 4 adults
- Air conditioning in cab
- 4 burner hob
- Grill and oven
- Sink with hot running water
- Fridge with freezer compartment
- Kitchen and wardrobe storage
- Toilet with shower
- Gas heating
- 12v and 240v power points (240v only available when hooked up)
- USB sockets for charging phones and tablets
- LED lighting
- Large garage area
Van is supplied with fully comprehensive insurance and breakdown cover as standard.
Bailey
Bailey Approach SE 760
From: £120.00 per day
Bailey Approach 6 berth motorhome
The main features of this van are:
- Air Conditioning
- Cruise Control
- Duel fuel Truma combi boiler with en-route operation
- Freestanding table with dedicated storage
- Fully lined separate shower cubicle with bi-fold partition door
- Fridge freezer
- 4 burner hob, grill and oven
- 6 berth – 6 travelling seats
- Overall length – 7.6m
- Carbon monoxide and smoke alarms
- Onboard water tanks
- C1 Licence required
Van is supplied with fully comprehensive insurance and breakdown cover as standard.
Roxy
Rimor Europeo NG5
From: £100.00 per day
A comfortable motorhome for a larger family group of up to six people.
- Berth: 6
- Belts: 6
- Engine: 2.4L
- Fuel: Diesel
- Gearbox: Manual
Above the cab is a transverse double berth. Behind the passenger cab seat is a full dinette (with two additional forward facing 3-point seat belts, and two rear facing lap belts). This dinette can be converted into a second double berth. Following the dinette there is the bathroom with a toilet, a hand basin and a separately screened shower. Behind the driver’s seat is a cupboard, television shelf, and a fridge with a freezer box. Passing the side habitation door, there is a hob with four gas burners, a grill, an oven, a sink, and a work top area. This is followed by a storage cupboard and the habitation space heater. At the rear of the vehicle is a fixed rear transverse double bed, located above a garage that can be internally or externally accessed.
- Central Locking
- Remote Cab
- Electric Windows
- Cab Air Con
- CD/Radio
- Reversing Camera
- Over Cab Transverse
- Double Bed
- Fixed Rear Transverse
- Double Bed Dinette (converts to Double Bed)
- Gas Hob with 4 x Burners
- Oven
- Grill
- Fridge with Freezer
- Box Kitchen Sink
- Bathroom with Toilet
- Hand Basin
- and Separately Screened Shower Cubicle
- Blown Air Heating
- Aerial Rear
- Garage Rear
- Ladder Roof Bars
- Length: 7.1m
- Weight: 3500 kgs
FAQs
How much does it cost to hire a motorhome in the UK?
The cost of renting a motorhome in the UK varies based on several factors, including the size and type of the vehicle, the time of year, and the length of your rental period. Prices generally range from around £50 per day for a small, basic motorhome to over £200 per day for a larger, more luxurious model. Many rental companies have a minimum rental period of at least three days, with longer minimums during peak season. Additional costs may include extra drivers, bedding and kitchen equipment, and insurance. At Vanlife Rentals, our prices for Matilda and Dolly start from £100 per day during off-peak periods and £120 per day for peak season, with a minimum of a three-day booking. Check our availability calendar for more details.
What kind of driving license do I need to drive a motorhome?
Most standard motorhomes can be driven with a Category B driving licence, covering vehicles up to 3,500kg. For larger motorhomes weighing between 3,500kg and 7,500kg, you will need a C1 licence entitlement. Ensure you have the correct licence before planning your trip with a larger motorhome.
Where can I park and sleep in a motorhome in the UK
Parking and sleeping in a motorhome in the UK requires awareness of local laws and regulations. Land in the UK is typically privately owned, so permission from the landowner is needed if parking outside designated caravan or motorhome parks. Wild camping in remote locations also requires landowner permission. There is no legal right to park beside the road, though the Highways Act 1980 and the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act may apply. Public car parks are regulated by Traffic Regulation Orders, which vary by location. Research and ensure you’re in a safe and legal location before settling down for the night.
Is it legal to sleep in a motorhome on a residential street?
There are no specific laws prohibiting sleeping in a motorhome on a residential street in the UK, but your vehicle must be fully road-legal and have passed its MOT. Consider that sleeping on a residential street may not be appropriate or comfortable for everyone.