Campervan hire in Auckland

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Auckland

Campervan Village Depot

Available for Bookings

Address

Unit 3, 50 Ascot Road, Mangere NEW ZEALAND

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Sunday: Closed

Availability

Pickup Available
Drop-off Available
After-hours Pickup
Unattended Drop-off

*After hours pickup or dropoff may incur additional fees.

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Start your journey from Auckland and explore New Zealand at your own pace. Choose from our premium fleet of certified-self-contained campervans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get quick answers to common questions about hiring a campervan in Auckland.

You can expect to pay between $30 - $120 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.

Auckland's climate is temperate, and campervan rentals are attractive year-round. The warmer months from November to April are popular for travel.

Explore the Auckland War Memorial Museum, take a ferry to Waiheke Island, and enjoy the views from the Sky Tower. Auckland offers a mix of urban and natural experiences.

A regular car license is sufficient to drive a campervan in New Zealand. 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 Auckland. Please note that minimum hire periods and relocation fees may apply.

About Auckland

Get an overview of hiring a campervan in Auckland and exploring the surrounding areas.

Gateway to New Zealand Adventures

Auckland offers the perfect starting point for exploring New Zealand's largest city and beyond. Campervan Village offers campervan hire and rental services with self-contained campervans from our conveniently located Auckland depot. Experience the freedom of the open road with flexible pickup and dropoff options, allowing you to explore everything from stunning black sand beaches to lush rainforests - and with one-way hires available, you're free to trek across the country to our many other fantastic locations throughout New Zealand.

Our Auckland depot gives you access to self-contained campervans, perfect for both coastal adventures and inland exploration. Strategically positioned for easy access to major routes, you can start your New Zealand road trip immediately after pickup. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended tour of the North Island, hiring with Campervan Village ensures comfort, reliability, and unforgettable memories.

Woman posing in front of campervan by Lake Pukaki

Why Choose Auckland for Your Campervan Adventure?

Auckland stands as one of New Zealand's premier destinations for campervan travel, offering unparalleled access to diverse landscapes and attractions. Our depot provides the perfect launchpad for exploring the North Island's stunning coastline, world-famous wine regions, and breathtaking national parks. When you choose Campervan Village for your campervan hire, you're not just renting a vehicle - you're unlocking the freedom to discover hidden beaches, volcanic islands, and charming country towns that make the North Island a campervan enthusiast's paradise.

The strategic location of our Auckland depot means you can easily access major routes like State Highway 1 heading north to the Bay of Islands, or venture south to explore the Coromandel Peninsula and Rotorua. For those seeking adventure, routes provide direct access to the Waitakere Ranges and beautiful west coast beaches, while Waiheke Island is just a short ferry ride away. A self-contained camper van gives you the flexibility to stay at full-service holiday parks or discover secluded freedom camping spots throughout your journey.

Campervan Village offers competitive rates and transparent pricing, making it easy to plan your budget. Our self-contained campervans are perfect for couples, groups, or families. All our vehicles are certified self-contained, ensuring you can enjoy the freedom of freedom camping in approved locations throughout New Zealand. If you're considering motorhome hire or caravan hire in Auckland, our campervan rental options provide a more affordable and flexible alternative with similar comfort and convenience.

Our Auckland Campervan Fleet

Campervan Village's Auckland fleet features self-contained campervans that combine comfort, reliability, and value. Our self-contained campervans are perfect for couples, groups, or families looking for extended adventures.

Each self-contained camper includes essential amenities such as a kitchenette, basic cooking facilities, comfortable sleeping arrangements, storage space for your gear, and self-contained facilities including grey water tanks, and toilet facilities. Some vehicles include a refrigerator option to keep food and drinks cold.

Our self-contained campervans feature modern conveniences and are ideal for first-time travelers and experienced road trippers alike. For those considering motorhome hire or caravan hire in Auckland, our self-contained campervans offer a more maneuverable and cost-effective alternative without compromising on comfort or functionality.

Couple relaxing beside campervan at Lake Taupo

All our campervans are certified self-contained, meaning you have the freedom to stay at approved freedom camping locations throughout New Zealand. This gives you the flexibility to discover secluded spots, stay overnight in beautiful locations, and truly experience the freedom of the open road. Whether you're planning coastal drives or mountain adventures, our fleet has the perfect self-contained camper van for your journey. Unlike larger motorhomes or caravans, our campervans offer better fuel efficiency, easier parking and safer navigation on narrow roads while still providing all the comforts you need for your Auckland adventure.

Best Times to Visit Auckland

Planning your trip around the right season can significantly enhance your experience. Auckland's climate offers something special year-round, making it an ideal destination for campervan travel at any time of year.

Summer 20-25°C

Auckland's summer brings warm, humid days perfect for beaches and swimming, creating ideal conditions for coastal exploration. This is peak season for campervan hire and rental, so booking in advance is essential. The summer months are ideal for exploring Auckland's famous beaches, coastal drives, and outdoor festivals. However, be prepared for higher accommodation costs and more crowded destinations during this period.

Autumn 15-20°C

Autumn offers mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal exploration weather. This shoulder season provides ideal conditions for exploring national parks, visiting wine regions, and enjoying outdoor activities without the summer crowds. Traveling during autumn means more availability, better rates, and comfortable weather for both coastal and inland adventures.

Winter 10-15°C

Auckland's winter features mild weather with occasional rain, making it perfect for hot springs visits and indoor cultural activities. Winter offers excellent value with lower rates and fewer tourists. The crisp days are ideal for exploring the city's attractions, wine tasting, and enjoying cozy evenings in your campervan. This is also a great time for visiting museums and galleries.

Spring 15-20°C

Spring brings pleasant days with blooming pohutukawa trees along the coastline, making it an excellent time for road trips. The weather is perfect for outdoor activities, and the festival season begins, offering cultural events and celebrations throughout the North Island. Spring provides a balance of good weather, reasonable rates, and vibrant natural scenery.

Our Auckland depot serves as the perfect starting point for countless road trip adventures. Here are some of the most popular routes you can explore:

Coastal Routes

Auckland to Bay of Islands

4-5 days

Head north to discover stunning beaches, historic sites, and the beautiful Bay of Islands. Perfect for a memorable coastal adventure.

Coromandel Peninsula

3-4 days

Explore the stunning Coromandel with its pristine beaches, hot water beaches, and charming coastal towns. Ideal for a relaxing escape.

West Coast Beaches

2-3 days

Discover the beautiful black sand beaches of the Waitakere Ranges and west coast, featuring stunning surf beaches and coastal walks.

Waiheke Island

1-2 days

Take the ferry to explore wineries, beautiful beaches, and excellent restaurants on this stunning island just off Auckland's coast.

Inland Adventures

Rotorua and Geothermal Wonders

3-4 days

Venture south to explore geothermal wonders, Maori culture, and beautiful lakes. Perfect for a unique cultural and natural experience.

Waitomo Caves

2-3 days

Discover the stunning glowworm caves and beautiful countryside of the Waitomo region. Ideal for a fascinating underground adventure.

Hobbiton and Matamata

2-3 days

Explore the famous Hobbiton Movie Set and beautiful countryside of the Waikato region. Perfect for movie fans and nature lovers.

Waikato and Hamilton

2-3 days

Discover the beautiful Waikato region with its gardens, rivers, and charming towns. Ideal for a relaxing countryside experience.

Extended Adventures

Auckland to Wellington

7-10 days

Journey south through the heart of the North Island, exploring Rotorua, Taupo, and the stunning central plateau before reaching the capital.

Complete North Island Loop

14-21 days

The ultimate North Island road trip exploring all the highlights including beaches, geothermal areas, and cultural destinations.

Auckland to Cape Reinga

7-10 days

Journey to New Zealand's northernmost point, exploring stunning coastlines, historic sites, and beautiful landscapes.

Local Tips for Auckland Campervan Travel

Maximize your experience with these essential information and local tips:

Traffic and Timing

Peak Hour Travel
Avoid leaving Auckland during peak hours (7-9 AM and 4-6 PM weekdays) to minimize traffic delays. Plan your departure for mid-morning or early afternoon for smoother travel.
Ferry Services
Consider using ferry services for day trips to Waiheke Island or the Northern Beaches - they can be more convenient than driving and provide scenic harbor views. Restriction may apply to ferry crossings, check our terms and conditions, and area of use map or check in with us before taking a ferry

Camping and Accommodation

Freedom Camping
Our self-contained campervans allow you to freedom camp in approved locations throughout New Zealand. Always check local signage, regulations, and remember to leave no trace.
Holiday Parks
Holiday parks offer full facilities and are perfect for longer stays. Book in advance during peak season, especially in popular destinations.
Mid-Week Travel
Consider mid-week travel to popular destinations to avoid crowds and secure better campsite availability, especially during school holidays.

Safety and Preparation

Road Conditions
New Zealand roads can be narrow and winding. Drive carefully, especially on mountain passes and coastal roads. Allow extra time for your journeys.
Weather Changes
New Zealand weather can change rapidly - pack for all conditions and check forecasts regularly. Always carry warm clothing even in summer.

Local Regulations

Freedom Camping Rules
Familiarize yourself with freedom camping regulations. Only freedom camp in approved locations and always follow local rules and signage.
Waste Disposal
Use designated dump stations for grey water and toilet waste. Never dump waste in unauthorized locations - protect New Zealand's beautiful environment.
DOC Campsites
Department of Conservation (DOC) campsites offer excellent facilities in beautiful locations. Book in advance for popular sites during peak season.

Booking Your Auckland Campervan

Booking your campervan hire with Campervan Village is simple and straightforward. Our Auckland depot offers flexible pickup and dropoff options to suit your travel plans. Whether you need a vehicle for a weekend getaway or an extended month-long adventure, we make the process easy.

Pickup and Dropoff

Our Auckland depot is conveniently located with easy access to major routes. We offer flexible pickup times during business hours (Monday-Friday 9 AM - 3 PM, Saturday 9 AM - 11 AM). After-hours pickup and dropoff may be available with advance notice.

*After hours pickup or dropoff may incur additional fees.

What's Included

Every booking offers various liability reduction options, 24/7 roadside assistance, and essential camping equipment. Our vehicles are fully serviced and inspected before each hire, ensuring reliability and safety for your journey. Additional equipment and extras can be added to your booking to customize your experience.

  • Liability reduction options
  • 24/7 roadside assistance
  • Essential camping equipment
  • Fully serviced and inspected vehicles

Booking Process

1

Check Availability

Use our online booking form to check availability and get instant quotes

2

Select Vehicle

Select your preferred vehicle and dates

3

Choose Options

Choose your level of damage cover and optional extras

4

Confirm Your Booking

Complete payment and receive confirmation

For assistance with your booking or to discuss your travel plans, contact our friendly team. We're here to help you plan the perfect campervan adventure from Auckland.

Camper Guides and Trip Ideas

Discover amazing destinations and get inspired for your next adventure from Auckland.

Two campers jumping for joy atop of a hill with a view of a large snow capped mountain in the background.

Self-Contained Camping in New Zealand: Everything You Need to Know

If you're planning a campervan adventure in New Zealand, a self-contained vehicle is the key to ultimate freedom. With stunning landscapes, remote wilderness, and endless opportunities for off-grid camping, having a self-contained camper means you can experience it all without relying on holiday parks or campsites. Campervan Village has you covered with fully equipped vans designed for hassle-free travel.

East Coast Australia, QLD, Australia. Campervan Village.

10 Easy & Budget-Friendly Camping Meals for Your Campervan Adventure

Heading out on a campervan trip? Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or a first-time camper, cooking in your van doesn’t need to be complicated or expensive. With the right ingredients and a few simple recipes, you can enjoy delicious meals without the hassle. Here are 10 cheap & easy camping dishes perfect for the budget traveler looking for quick and satisfying meals while on the road.

Maori Beach, South Island, New Zealand. Photo: Campervan Village.

The Best Free Camps in New Zealand's North & South Island

New Zealand is a camper's paradise, especially for those seeking freedom camping. Whether you're exploring the North or South Island, the country offers scenic spots where you can camp for free or at minimal cost. Here's a guide to some of the best freedom camping spots to help you plan an unforgettable journey.

Breathtaking view of a free campervan campsite in New Zealand

Discover Freedom Camping in New Zealand

Embark on a thrilling journey through the diverse and breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand, with its abundant freedom camping sites - a journey offering an inexpensive and immersive way to explore its many wonders in your campervan rental from Campervan Village.

Freedom camping in New Zealand allows you to camp on public land at no cost unless local laws or signage explicitly prohibit it. It's a time-honored and budget-friendly way to experience the diverse beauty of the country. However, it's crucial to select designated freedom camping sites. These sites, managed by either the Department of Conservation (DoC) or the local/regional council, are scattered throughout the nation, allowing explorers to experience New Zealand's charm while respecting local regulations and the environment.

In this article, we delve into the essence of freedom camping, how to do it responsibly, and uncover some of the best free campsites in New Zealand.

Campervan overlooking Auckland skyline

The Ultimate 10-Day Campervan Road Trip From Auckland

Ah, the open road! There's nothing quite like the freedom of exploring new places, especially when you're in control of your journey. If you're reading this, chances are you're considering a 10-Day Campervan Road Trip From Auckland. And let me tell you, you're in for an unforgettable adventure. This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know, from planning your itinerary to what you should pack. So buckle up, the road awaits!

Top Destinations around Auckland

Explore the best attractions and hidden gems near Auckland with our curated destination guides.

the Hole in the Rock in the Bay of Islands
Nature

Bay of Islands

Located in the north of the country, the Bay of Islands is a region of stunning landscapes, with crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, and lush forests. There are over 140 islands in the Bay of Islands, many of which are uninhabited and offer secluded spots for swimming, fishing, and picnicking. Explore this stunning region and discover hidden gems like the Hole in the Rock, a natural archway in the ocean, and the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, where the country's founding document was signed. The Bay of Islands has a range of campsites that cater to campervans, so you can fully immerse yourself in this natural paradise.

Coastal view of the Coromandel Peninsula with a boat in the water
Beach

Coromandel Peninsula

Experience the beauty of the Coromandel Peninsula in a campervan! This stunning region, located on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, about 260km from Auckland, is known for its golden sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and lush forests. With a campervan, you can explore the peninsula at your own pace and discover hidden gems like Hot Water Beach, where you can dig your own natural hot tub, and the towering Cathedral Cove, a natural archway formed by erosion. The Coromandel Peninsula has a range of campsites that cater to campervans, so you can fully immerse yourself in the natural surroundings. Don't miss the chance to experience this paradise in a campervan!

Circular green door of a hobbit hole in Hobbiton
Entertainment

Hobbiton

This is a must-see destination for fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. This charming village, built as a movie set for the films, has been beautifully preserved and is now a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can take a guided tour of the village, which includes a stop at the Green Dragon Inn and a chance to see the hobbit holes up close. The tour also includes a visit to the beautiful Party Tree, where Bilbo Baggins celebrated his 111th birthday. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the books and films or just looking for a unique and scenic spot to visit, Hobbiton is a magical place that should not be missed.

Bustling market stalls at Matakana Village Farmers Market
Food

Matakana

Experience the charm of Matakana! Located just an hour north of Auckland, Matakana is a quaint town nestled in the countryside. This picturesque region is known for its farmers markets, wineries, and art galleries, as well as its beautiful beaches and forests. With a campervan, you can easily explore Matakana and its surroundings at your own pace. Don't miss the chance to visit the Matakana Village, a hub of local food, crafts, and entertainment, or take a stroll through the Matakana Coast Sculpture Trail, a series of outdoor art installations set among the natural beauty of the region.

Colorful mud pools in Rotorua, New Zealand
Culture

Rotorua

Rotorua, located on the North Island of New Zealand, is a geothermal wonderland that should not be missed on any trip to the Land of the Long White Cloud. With its bubbling mud pools, geysers, and hot springs, Rotorua is a must-visit destination for any nature lover. The city is also home to a number of Maori cultural attractions, including the Whakarewarewa Thermal Village, where visitors can learn about the history and traditions of the Maori people. Whether you're looking for a relaxing soak in a natural hot spring or an adventure through the great outdoors, Rotorua has something for everyone.

Coastal view of the Waitakere Ranges during golden hour
Nature

Waitakere Ranges

The Waitakere Ranges are a scenic region located just a short drive from Auckland. The area is known for its beautiful forests, waterfalls, and beaches, and is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and picnicking. There are also several campsites in the area that are suitable for campervans. It is important to note that the Waitakere Ranges are a protected area, and visitors are asked to follow Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the natural environment.