Our Rental Partners

Every brand on CampervanPlanet goes through a manual vetting process: we check their fleet, their recent customer reviews and their insurance and roadside-assistance policies before they go live. Brands with systematic complaints about hidden fees, late deliveries, or damage-deposit abuse don't make the cut, no matter how big their marketing budget is.

No. We have a best-price guarantee with every brand we list, the price you see on CampervanPlanet is the same as (or lower than) the brand's own website. On top of that, you get a single point of contact for questions, free cancellation on most bookings, and no currency-conversion surprises at checkout.

Every brand on the list runs its own 24/7 roadside assistance, that's non-negotiable to be listed. On top of that, CampervanPlanet's customer support team is reachable by email and WhatsApp throughout your trip. If something goes sideways, message us and we'll escalate directly with the rental company's operations team, usually within the hour.

Most brands in Iceland, New Zealand, and Europe include unlimited mileage in the base rate. In Australia, the USA, and Canada it varies by brand: some include unlimited mileage, others sell it as an add-on, so check the daily allowance and the per-kilometre or per-mile rate before you book. Every brand includes basic CDW insurance, but the deductible varies from €0 to €5,000, so always check the excess before booking.

Yes, but rules vary. In Europe, McRent, Indie Campers, and Roadsurfer allow cross-border one-ways between most EU countries for a flat fee (usually €150–€500). In Australia and New Zealand, Apollo, Britz, Maui, and Jucy offer relocations that can cost as little as $1/day in the low season. In North America, Cruise America runs the largest one-way network with 130+ depots across the US and Canada.

Most brands require drivers to be at least 21 years old with a valid licence held for at least one year. Some premium motorhome classes require 25+. In Iceland, the minimum is usually 20 for 2WD and 23 for 4WD. A young-driver surcharge (€5–€15/day) often applies for drivers under 25. We list each brand's exact policy on its detail page.