Area of Use
We're delighted that you've chosen us for your campervan adventure! Your safety and the safety of our vehicles are our top priorities, which is why we've established some important travel guidelines.
While we encourage you to explore and enjoy the beauty of Australia and New Zealand, certain roads or regions may be temporarily restricted or off-limits. These restrictions are due to factors such as typical road or weather conditions, remoteness that could complicate repair or recovery, or other risks that could affect your safety or the vehicle's condition.
Before you embark on your journey, please take a moment to familiarize yourself with our permitted areas of use. This will help you plan your trip effectively and avoid any potential inconveniences.
We're here to ensure you have an unforgettable journey. If you have any questions about whether a particular destination is permitted, our friendly travel team is available 24/7 to assist you.
Please review the following maps and summaries, and be sure to read our full terms and conditions for more comprehensive information.
Area of Use New Zealand
The following Areas of Prohibited in New Zealand: Ball Hut Rd (Mt Cook), Ninety Mile Beach, Crown Range Rd, Skippers Canyon; any beach or sand island or on any unsealed roadway (except well maintained access roads less than 10 kilometres long to recognised camping grounds or National Parks).
Area of Use Map Australia
General Policies
- All hires are subject to Area of Use policies. Remember that certain penalties may apply, and it is your responsibility to ensure that you are aware of any travel restrictions and avoid adverse road conditions even if not explicitly restricted. It is important that Campervan Village is aware of your travel plans so that we can advise you of any travel restrictions that may apply to your booking.
- We may notify you of additional travel restrictions for any reason including adverse road or weather conditions either at the time of collection or by email after the Rental Period has started.
- Unsealed Roads are completely prohibited in all 2WD vehicles except well maintained access roads less than 10 kilometres long to recognised camping grounds or National Parks.
- 4WD vehicles may be driven on unsealed roads provided the condition of the road surface will not damage the Vehicle but they must never be driven Off Road.
- As some road and track conditions may be unsuitable for our vehicles, written permission must be obtained before travelling on 4WD only tracks (depicted on map).
- Sand & beach driving are completely prohibited for all 2WD & 4WD vehicles.
Please review our terms and conditions for comprehensive area of use policies.
