| Address | 15 Cousin Street, Winnellie NT 0820 | ||||||
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| Phone | +61 482 081 421 | ||||||
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| After-hours allowed | pickup dropoff |
*After hours pickup or dropoff may incur additional fees.
Hiring a Campervan in Darwin
You can expect to pay between $90 - $150 per day, depending on availability and season. For more accurate pricing, get an instant quote online or contact our friendly travel team.
Campervan Village offers discounted rates for longer hires, with potential savings of up to 15% on the daily rate. Booking your campervan early is also recommended, as prices can rise due to higher demand.
Darwin's tropical climate makes it popular to rent a campervan during the dry season from May to September when the weather is comfortable.
Explore Darwin's vibrant waterfront, visit the Mindil Beach Sunset Market, or take a day trip to Litchfield National Park. The city offers a mix of culture and nature.
A regular car license is sufficient to drive a campervan in Australia. We also accept valid international licenses. If your license is not in English, consider obtaining a translation for travel within the country.
To rent a campervan, you must have a valid driver's license and be over 18 years old. Certain models, like our 4WD campers, may require drivers to be over 21 years old.
Yes, we offer one-way hires between all of our locations, including Darwin. Please note that minimum hire periods and relocation fees may apply.
Plan your Darwin roadtrip today
Book online of contact our friendly travel team today to discuss your dream road trip in Darwin. We'll help you out with availability, a quick quote or to book your camper today.
Camper Guides and Trip Ideas
Top Destinations around Darwin
A favorite among locals and tourists alike, Berry Springs Nature Park is perfect for a refreshing escape from Darwin's heat. Just 47km from the city, this natural pool system features crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The shaded picnic areas make it ideal for a lunch stop in your campervan adventure, while the walking trails offer chances to spot native birds and wildlife.
Not far the city center, Charles Darwin National Park offers both natural beauty and historical significance. The park features extensive mountain biking trails, walking paths, and World War II storage bunkers. With plenty of parking for your campervan, you can explore the park's network of trails while enjoying stunning views of Darwin's harbor and mangrove systems. The park's interpretive center provides fascinating insights into the area's military history and Aboriginal heritage.
Located in downtown Darwin, Crocosaurus Cove brings you face-to-face with Australia's largest reptiles. The famous 'Cage of Death' allows brave visitors to swim with massive saltwater crocodiles. With convenient city parking for your campervan, you can spend a full day meeting baby crocs, feeding the fish, and learning about these prehistoric predators in the heart of Darwin.
Just 90 minutes from Darwin, Litchfield National Park offers a perfect escape with its crystal-clear waterholes and magnificent waterfalls. Your campervan adventure will take you past ancient magnetic termite mounds before reaching popular swimming spots like Florence Falls and Wangi Falls. The park's accessibility and variety of natural wonders make it an ideal day trip or overnight stay, with several campgrounds available for your campervan.
Operating between April and October, the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets are a vibrant celebration of Darwin's multicultural heritage. Park your campervan nearby and explore over 200 stalls offering international cuisine, local arts, and crafts. Time your visit to catch the spectacular sunset over the Arafura Sea while enjoying dinner on the beach. These markets perfectly capture Darwin's relaxed tropical lifestyle and rich cultural diversity.
Located in the heart of Darwin, MAGNT offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's art, culture, and natural history. The museum houses an impressive collection of Aboriginal art and features the infamous Cyclone Tracy exhibit. With convenient parking for your campervan, you can spend hours exploring the maritime history, native wildlife displays, and the legendary stuffed saltwater crocodile 'Sweetheart'.
