Indie Campers Campervan Rental Worldwide

Indie Campers runs 100+ pickup locations across three continents. In Europe that means roughly 19 countries, from Iceland (Keflavik) and Portugal (Lisbon, Porto, Faro) to Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Croatia, Greece, and newer additions like Poland (Warsaw, Krakow). Outside Europe it operates in the United States (Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, Miami, Denver and more), Canada (Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto), Australia and New Zealand. City rosters shift with the season, so always check live availability for your dates.

There is no product called "Indie Pass." Indie Campers' long-term offering is branded simply Subscription, a monthly or annual campervan plan pitched as an alternative to buying. Annual plans lock a fixed monthly rate, starting around 899 euros a month in lower-cost cities like Porto or Olbia and climbing well past 1,400 a month in London or Edinburgh. It bundles two drivers, insurance, roadside assistance, maintenance and a set mileage allowance. For a one-off trip you book a normal rental, not a pass.

Three protection plans. Basic is included: a 2,000 euro security deposit and a maximum liability (your excess) of 2,500 euros, or up to 8,000 euros at selected pick-up locations. Standard cuts the deposit to 800 euros and the excess to 399 euros. Premium drops the deposit to 500 euros and the excess to zero. Standard and Premium both add up to three extra drivers and a substitute van if yours can no longer be driven. You can pick a plan when booking, before pickup or at check-in, but not once the rental has started. No plan covers tyres, interior damage, damage below the side door line or above the windscreen line, or animal strikes, and every claim needs a Declaration of Accident, so photograph the van at handover.

It depends on the location. Indie Campers handles distance through Distance Packages rather than one fixed figure. Many eligible pickup points include the package at no cost, which is effectively unlimited mileage. Elsewhere you get a nightly kilometre or mile allowance, and anything over it is billed after the trip, one help-centre snapshot cites around 0.49 euros per extra km. The exact allowance and overage rate vary by depot and vehicle, and both show at checkout, so read the distance line before you confirm.

Independent ratings are split. Trustpilot's main domain sits near 3.6/5 across 26,804 reviews (15 October 2026), with 58% five-star and 19% one-star feedback; some country pages and niche sites rate it far lower. Indie's own site advertises 4.7, but that is self-reported. The recurring gripes are consistent: extra fees and damage deductibles (the 199 euro cosmetic charge comes up often), slow deposit refunds, vehicle condition and mechanical faults, and hard-to-reach support. Plenty of trips go smoothly; just go in with eyes open on fees and handover checks.

One-way rentals run between many Indie Campers depots, though a one-way fee usually applies and not every city pairing is offered, the availability and surcharge show up once you enter your pickup and drop-off dates. On CampervanPlanet you compare Indie Campers against other operators side by side, then you book and pay through CampervanPlanet's own checkout, with the campervan supplied and handed over by Indie Campers. Lock in dates early, since Indie uses dynamic pricing that climbs with demand.

On Trustpilot (indiecampers.com profile) Indie Campers scores 3.6 out of 5 from 26,804 reviews as of 15 October 2026, with 58% five-star and 19% one-star reviews. Reviewers praise friendly depot staff and easy online booking; the most recent reviews mostly complain about slow or automated customer service, vehicle faults, vans not cleaned or missing items, and refused refunds or disputed charges. Many trips go smoothly, but check the distance package, deposit and protection plan before you pay.

On CampervanPlanet you can compare Indie Campers with McRent in Europe (motorhomes no older than two years, 80+ stations), Touring Cars in the Nordics (insurance and unlimited mileage in the rate), Cruise America in the US and Canada (130+ locations, Class C motorhomes) and Britz in Australia (10 depots, bedding and kitchen kit included). The best fit depends on the country and the kind of vehicle you want.