Bedding, Personal and Vehicle Inclusions

What is supplied with the vehicle?

Renting a campervan is like renting a little house on wheels. The basics are usually included: kitchen equipment, general equipment, and bedding and linen. You bring your own toiletries, clothing, entertainment, food and drinks.

This is a general list. It varies between rental companies and vehicles, so check the inclusions for your vehicle when you book.

• Kitchen equipment – pots, pans, cutlery and crockery, glasses and mugs, cutting board, toaster, kettle, utensils, bottle/can opener
• General equipment – bucket, broom, clothes pegs, dustpan and brush, freshwater and greywater hose, power lead, clothes hangers, smoke alarm, fire extinguisher
• Bedding and linen – sheets, pillows, pillowcases, duvet/doona/sleeping bags, towels, tea towel

What’s not included in your standard hire?

Hair dryers, shavers and rice cookers aren't supplied, so bring your own if you need them. Outdoor chairs and a table, baby or booster seats, GPS and an LPG refill can be added for an extra cost. Our equipment checklist lists the items you can ask to add.

Costs such as fuel, tolls, campsites and excess reduction aren't part of the rental price either. Understanding pricing lists what the price does and doesn't cover.

What should you bring to enjoy your Australian campervan holiday?

Bring your driver's licence, plus an accredited English translation or International Driving Permit if your licence isn't in English. You'll also need clothing, toiletries and personal items. Our packing guide has a full checklist, from documents and electronics to clothing for the season and supplies from home.

Next steps

• Equipment: items you can ask to add
• Optional extras: adding extras and paying for them
• Luggage: packing in soft bags

Part of Before You Book in the Campervan Hire Handbook.