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Campervan and motorhome suppliers use a per rental charge. Further information is below.
When making your reservation, use the 'Comments' box on the booking form to indicate the age and height of the children requiring baby, child or booster seats. This will ensure that the hire company is as best prepared for your arrival and vehicle pick-up as possible.
Please Note - Child safety seating is on request and subject to availability at the rental branch. You are welcome to use your own equipment as long as it conforms to Australian/New Zealand Standard 1754 or applicable standards in the country you are travelling in.
Whilst we always aim to publish the latest available information and pricing, as these are managed by our suppliers they are subject to change beyond our control. Therefore the below price range should be treated as a guide as to what can be expected from each rental company with respect to Child seating.
Prices to hire child seat or booster seat with your campervan range from $35 to $50 per rental period.
Baby and/or Booster Seats cannot be fitted in the smaller campervans (hi-top, 2 berths etc). 4-berth and 6-berth Campervans can accommodate a maximum of 2 child seats (1 baby seat, 1 booster seat OR 2 baby seats). Some brands can only accommodate a booster seat only and some do not allow infants under 6 months of age. Check the vehicle details page for more information about child safety seats in the campervan you are looking to hire.
In motorhomes and campervans for safety and legal reasons, child and booster seats are not permitted to be installed in front or rear-facing seats.
All children should be seated in a suitable restraint when travelling in a car for their own safety. Adult seatbelts do not offer sufficient protection for babies and children and an appropriate child restraint must be used. Since March 2010 all Australian States and Territories have had uniform legislation covering Child Restraints. All Children under the age of 7 must travel in child restraints or use booster seats.
The above information is a guide and the choice of the appropriate child restraint is at the discretion of the parent.