Start your journey with us today – the best campervan rental prices in Victoria
Whether you’re planning a short weekend break or a long holiday, exploring Victoria by road is a fantastic way to experience everything this beautiful state has to offer, and hitting the open road has never been easier or more enjoyable with Travellers Autobarn. We have a range of fully-equipped campervans to suit every need, giving you a place to call home while you enjoy your adventure through Victoria!
Our campervan rental locations in Victoria
Our Melbourne branch details
Opening hours
Monday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Tuesday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Friday – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday – 9:00am – 1:00pm
Sunday & Public Holidays – Closed
Address
5 Assembly Drive
Tullamarine, VIC 3043
Australia
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1800 674 374 (free call from landlines)
0800 348 348 (free call from landlines)
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How much does it cost to rent a campervan in Victoria?
There are a few factors that can vary the cost of renting a campervan in Victoria, including the length of time you want it, the demand at the time, and the season in which you choose to travel. For instance, during peak tourist seasons, prices are generally higher than off-peak times when you may find rates more suited to your budget. To get a clearer idea of pricing for your planned trip, contact us today, and we’ll provide you with a free, no-obligation quote.
Popular campervan types you can rent in Victoria
Classic Aussie Station Wagon
For those who prefer a compact yet versatile vehicle, the Classic Aussie Station Wagon is a great choice. This vehicle is also perfect for budget-conscious travellers looking for a no-fuss option and is ideal for couples or solo adventurers alike. It offers a more traditional and nostalgic way to explore Victoria’s stunning landscapes, too, and its smaller size means that you can easily navigate through urban spaces and can park with ease.
Seats: 2-5 Persons
Optional Extras:
- Tent (Optional)
- Chairs (Optional)
- Ice Box (Optional)
- External Table (Optional)
- Gas Cooker (Optional)
The Chubby Camper
The Chubby Camper is a step up from the Classic Aussie Station Wagon. Designed with two to three travellers in mind, it features a spacious interior with a large double bed and a fully equipped kitchenette with a gas cooker, fridge, and sink. With its compact size and practical amenities, the Chubby Camper is perfect for those looking to enjoy their road trip with added comfort.
Seats: 2
Sleeps: 2
Key Features:
- Double Bed
- Large Kitchenette
- Fridge
- Microwave
- Sink
- USB Ports
- Tropical Ice Box
The Kuga Campervan
If you want a bit more luxury on the road, the Kuga Campervan offers enhanced features and even more space than the Chubby Camper. This campervan can accommodate up to three people and has a high roof, giving you plenty of headroom and a more open feel. Inside, you’ll find a well-designed kitchen area with a microwave, fridge, and gas stove, along with a large double bed and a single bed, along with lots of storage and USB ports.
Seats: 2-3
Sleeps: 2-3
Key Features:
- Double Bed
- Single Bed
- Fridge
- Microwave
- Sink
- USB Ports
- Extra Storage Space
- Additional Internal Height Space
The Hi5 Campervan
The best option if you’re travelling with a group of friends or with your family, the Hi5 Campervan is a spacious vehicle that can comfortably sleep up to five people. It features two double beds and a single bed, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, fridge, and 2-burner gas stove, and plenty of storage space, providing extra convenience and comfort for long journeys and extended trips.
Seats: 2-5
Sleeps: 2-5
Key Features:
- 2 Double Beds
- Full Kitchenette
- Gas Stove
- Large Fridge
- Microwave
- Sink
- USB Ports
- 2-Meter Internal Height
5 tips for driving your campervan in Victoria
1. Plan a Route
There are lots of scenic routes and attractions to enjoy on a road trip through Victoria. So, before you hit the road, take the time to sit down and plan the route that you want to take, considering distances between destinations, road conditions, available facilities, and the most scenic coastal drives. Doing this means you’ll have a clear plan and you can make the most of your road trip while minimising unnecessary detours.
2. Familiarise Yourself with the Vehicle
Take a few moments to familiarise yourself with your hired campervan before you set off on your adventure, too. Learn how to operate the basic functions, such as the lights, wipers, and indicators, and make sure you know how to use the kitchen appliances and where the storage compartments are located. This will help you feel a lot more confident while driving and comfortable when you aren’t.
3. Observe Speed Limits and Road Rules
Driving a campervan can feel different from driving a regular car, so take extra care when you’re on the road, especially when braking and handling curves. Likewise, make sure you observe and adhere to speed limits and be extra cautious when you’re driving in unfamiliar areas or in challenging weather conditions.
4. Be Mindful of Parking
Finding suitable parking for your campervan can be tricky, particularly in urban areas or popular tourist spots. To make things easier, do a little research before your road trip and look for designated campervan parking areas or campgrounds and avoid parking in restricted zones or on private property, as this can result in fines.
5. Pack Essentials
Make sure you pack all the essentials you need for your road trip, including maps, a first-aid kit, and your camping gear. While your campervan will have many amenities, including the options for bedding and GPS, having these extra supplies means you’ll be as comfortable as possible and, should technology fail, be able to navigate your way to your next destination. Don’t forget to bring along plenty of water and snacks for the road, too!
5 must see destinations in Victoria
1. Great Ocean Road
Stretching across 240 kilometres, the Great Ocean Road snakes around the coast and offers stunning ocean views and the opportunity to visit some charming seaside towns. It also takes you through some incredible natural wonders, such as the Twelve Apostles, and there are various lookouts along the way that provide the perfect place to pull over and take in the amazing scenery.
2. Grampians National Park
A paradise for both adventure and wildlife encounters, Grampians National Park is a landscape packed with the rugged beauty of mountains, numerous hiking trails, and an abundance of wildlife. While you’re here, be sure to head to some of the most popular spots like Mackenzie Falls and Pinnacle Lookout, each of which offers some spectacular views across the entire national park.
3. Yarra Valley
The Yarra Valley is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts and is home to over 80 vineyards and wineries that offer a range of tasting sessions and cellar door tours. You also have the chance to experience farm fresh produce and indulge in gourmet food equivalent to that on the fine dining scene at many of the restaurants and cafes dotted throughout the valley. Just remember to find somewhere to park up overnight before a wine tour here so you can enjoy it to the fullest, and there’s no risk of breaking any drink-driving laws.
4. Phillip Island
Famous for its unique wildlife, Phillip Island offers the opportunity to explore sandy beaches and visit Penguin Parade where you can spot adorable little penguins returning to shore at sunset. Phillip Island also offers excellent opportunities for surfing, swimming, and relaxing by the sea, and if you’re a huge wildlife lover, don’t miss the chance to visit the Koala Conservation Centre and the Nobbies Centre while you’re here.
5. Wilsons Promontory National Park
Often affectionately referred to simply as “The Prom”, Wilson Promontory National Park is a stunning coastal wilderness area with beaches, granite peaks, and diverse flora and fauna. This is a fantastic destination for hiking and wildlife watching, and there are numerous walking tracks to enjoy, as well as swimming holes filled with crystal clear water – ideal for cooling off on a hot summer day!
How to rent a campervan in Victoria with Travellers Autobarn
At Travellers Autobarn, we know that you want to spend more time planning what you want to do on your road trip and less time trying to organise campervan rentals. That’s why our rental process is designed to be as easy as possible.
Step 1: Set Your Course
The first step is visiting the Travellers Autobarn website. Choose your “Pick up City” and “Drop off City”, then select your “Pick up date” and “Drop off date”. Once you’ve planned your journey, click on “See Available Vehicles” to view your available options.
Step 2: Choose Your Vehicle
Next, browse through the available campervans and select the one that best suits your needs. Whether you’re looking for a compact station wagon or a spacious Hi5 Campervan, there’s a vehicle for every type of traveller.
Step 3: Customise Your Campervan
With your campervan choice decided, you can now enhance your travel experience by adding accessories to your rental. Travellers Autobarn offers a range of extras, including GPS systems, camping chairs, booster seats, cooking utensils, and bedding, and customising your campervan with these options means you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable journey.
Step 4: Provide Your Details
Now, you just need to fill in your personal information, including your name, contact details, and the number of people travelling with you. Take the time to review the terms and conditions before finalising your booking, and once you’re satisfied, hit the “Book Now” button.
Step 5: Pay for Your Campervan Rental
The final step in the process is to pay for your campervan rental. We accept all major payment cards and offer secure payment options, and once your payment is processed, you’ll receive a confirmation email with all the details of your booking.
Step 6: Adventure Awaits!
That’s it – you’re all done! With your confirmation email sitting in your inbox, you can start planning your stops, packing your bags, and looking forward to your Victorian road trip.