Backpacker Campers and other Australia Campervans
Below is a selection of Australia campers and Australia campervan companies in Australia as well as an Australia car hire company. Click on a heading to learn more. There a range of backpacker campers that can be hired while backpacking around Australia. Fill out the contact form and our travel agent will be able to find a great deal for you with campervans in Australia. The camper companies include Backpacker Camper rentals, Hippie Camper, Apollo Campers and Wicked Campers.

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Keen As Campers
Thinking about traveling OZ, but don't want the hassle of buying a campervan? Thinking about renting a Campervan, but don't want to pay expensive rates for a van with minimal equipment? Keen As Campers has the answer!! |
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Wicked Campers - Travel Australia from $40 per night.
-Unlimited kilometers
-24 hour road side assistance
-Young drivers welcome
-Low liability |
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Apollo Campers. From the cheap to the deluxe, Apollo Campers have a wide variety of campervans for hire in Australia, you can even hire in New Zealand if you are heading over there. |
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Backpacker Campervan Rentals. Cheap Campervans for hire. Several options available including a 4wd camper. |
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Hippie Camper. A fun way to travel for the budget conscious. Great for backpacking around Australia. |
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Discovery Campervans Australia
Compare Britz, Maui, Backpacker, Kea and Apollo on one easy to use website. Save Quotes, look at the layouts and full specifications and compare prices and package inclusions. You can travel longer for less with both the Britz campervans and Maui campervans. The longer you travel the cheaper the hire rates become for campervans. The long term hire discounts start at 35 days for campervans :-
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Travellers Auto Barn - Car, Campervan, 4WD Sales or Rental in Australia
Offering a range of vehicles for sale with a guaranteed buyback, and budget priced rentals with unlimited kilometres and 24 hour roadside included.
We are a 'one stop shop' for the backpacker who wishes to drive Australia economically. We have for hire a fleet of stationwagons, camper vans, compact cars and 4WD Bushcampers. And if you are travelling long term, we can offer you a similar range of vehicles for sale all with guaranteed buyback and warranties.
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Similar options to camper hire.
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Australia car hire, search car hire around Australia. Vroom Vroom Vroom compares different car hire companies and gets some great prices. |
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Fraser Island 4wd self drive tours. Hire a 4wd and enjoy the freedom of travelling where you want and see the places you want to see. Packages are available with camping or stay in resort accommodation. Or you can have an action packed day hire. Aussie Trax 4x4 Rentals is Hervey Bays’ largest and longest established 4WD adventure tour operator for Fraser Island self-drive experiences. With offices in Hervey Bay and on Fraser Island’s Kingfisher Bay Resort |
Hiring a Camper Van
It’s almost an icon: the beat-up campervan, bouncing down a hot dusty road packed to the brim with backpackers. Campervans are almost synonymous with backpacking in Australia, and there are some great advantages:
You’ll never have to worry about finding a place to sleep. Simply park in one of the many RV parks/camping grounds (or, outside of the cities, find your own little spot), turn off the engine, and lay your head down on the pillow to wake up nice and refreshed, ready to tackle the day.
Campervans provide easy transportation. You’ll never have to worry about missing a bus or catching a flight. There’s something to be said for having your own wheels.
The campervans now available for hire are phenomenal, and offer an unbelievable array of options to ensure your comfort. These add-ons range from solar showers to full-on DVD systems, entertaining you at 100 kilometers an hour. If you’re traveling with a couple of friends, looking for more independence, and the adventurous type, buying or hiring a camping van might just be the best option for you.
Here are some other things to think about when considering whether to hire a camper van:
How long are you going to be in Australia for?
If it’s going to be for longer than 6 months, you might want to consider buying and reselling, rather than renting. Other considerations if you go this route include insurance and registration hassles.
How many people do you plan on traveling with?
For one thing, gas isn’t getting any cheaper. That means that if you’re backpacking solo, a camper van might not be the best option. All of that room inside comes at the expense of gas mileage, and when you think for a moment how large the continent really is, you’ll get an idea of how quickly your gas bill will start to add up.
Where do you plan on going?
Rental rates are often cheapest on the East Coast. If you’re planning on heading towards Perth and the West Coast, make sure you take that fact into consideration. Another thing to think about is exploring the possibility of renting a 4X4 campervan, especially if you plan on heading off the beaten track.