Campervan hire in South Australia

Book a campervan or motorhome through us in South Australia and you'll pick up in Adelaide.

From Adelaide, the Barossa is about an hour and a quarter's drive and Cape Jervis for the Kangaroo Island ferry is about two hours. Allow about six and a half hours to the Flinders Ranges. These are campervan times, without stops.

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Prices & pick-up

Campervan prices and pick-up in South Australia

You pick up in Adelaide. These prices are for vans picked up there; they come live from each brand and change as vans are booked.

  • 10Brands in this price sample
  • 57Vehicles in our search
  • Economy to LuxuryQuality and features
  • From $73*Per day, 7-day hire

Cheapest prices

The cheapest price for each vehicle type for a 7-day hire, picking up Tue 17 Nov 2026 and returning Mon 23 Nov 2026.

* Indicative prices in AUD per day.

How these prices were found

We obtain this data using our comparison tool by performing a search using the following criteria:

  • Australian resident
  • pickup from Adelaide on 17 Nov 2026
  • return to Adelaide on 23 Nov 2026

* Prices are in AUD, are approximate and vary based on driver age, country of residence and search date. Last updated 10 Nov 2026.

Where you pick up

  • The branches you can book through us are all in metropolitan Adelaide. They're at Parafield Gardens in the north, North Plympton near the airport, Bowden, Mile End South and Torrensville in the inner west, and Flagstaff Hill in the south.

Each brand's branch and opening hours are on our Adelaide campervan page, with its cheapest dates and rental rules.

Picking up outside Adelaide

None of the branches we can book is in a regional town: not in Port Augusta, Port Lincoln, Mount Gambier, Coober Pedy or on Kangaroo Island. Every trip starts in Adelaide, or in another state if you drive in one way (see longer trips).

What's in a price

  • Excess

    The rate includes basic cover. You still have an excess, the amount you're responsible for paying under that cover, which can run to several thousand dollars. Reducing the excess costs extra per day.

  • Bond

    The rental company also takes a bond, a security deposit, on your card when you pick up. Depending on the brand, it's held on your card or charged and refunded after the hire.

  • Fees

    You pay any one-way fee to the rental company.

Your quote shows how the total is split between payment stages. The bond is separate from the rental price.

More on how campervan insurance works.

Before you book: what differs between brands

Minimum age, P plates, pets, unsealed roads, Kangaroo Island and one-way fees all differ by brand. Our Adelaide campervan page compares the brands with Adelaide branches rule by rule, and how booking works explains the steps.

Which van for South Australia

  • Heat

    Summer days in the outback are hot. Heading north between November and March? Check the van has air conditioning in the living area, not just the cab (heating and cooling).

  • Cold nights

    Winter nights inland are cold, so heating is worth having from May to September.

  • 2WD or 4WD

    A 2WD van suits the sealed highways, the coast and the Barossa; the outback tracks need a 4WD camper and the rental company's permission (see can your van go there?).

Compare your vehicle options

Compare berths, seatbelts, bathrooms and transmission across every company's vans.

Where to go

Where to go in South Australia

Six regions, from about an hour and a quarter to a long day's drive from Adelaide. We book vans, not campsites, so you book parks directly; it helps to give them your van's length.

Campervan times, without stops.

Route map from Adelaide via McLaren Vale and Victor Harbor to Cape Jervis, then the ferry to Penneshaw on Kangaroo Island and the drive to Flinders Chase
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Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island

  • About 1¾–3½ hours from Adelaide
  • Suggested: 3–5 nights

Visit McLaren Vale, Victor Harbor and the south coast, then take the ferry from Cape Jervis to Kangaroo Island for its wildlife and Flinders Chase. Not every brand lets its vans on the ferry, so check first (Kangaroo Island rules).

Map of the drive from Adelaide via Port Augusta to Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula, and a branch to Minlaton on the Yorke Peninsula
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Yorke and Eyre peninsulas

  • About 3½–9½ hours from Adelaide
  • Suggested: 5–10 nights

Beaches, fishing towns and national parks. The Yorke Peninsula is about three and a half hours away; Port Lincoln, at the foot of the Eyre Peninsula, is about nine and a half, so it's a trip of a week or more. Some park roads are unsealed, so check what your van is allowed on.

Long weekends and school holidays

  • Three days from Adelaide

    The Barossa and Clare, the Fleurieu and McLaren Vale, or the Riverland.

  • A week or more

    Kangaroo Island, the Limestone Coast, the Yorke and Eyre peninsulas and the Flinders Ranges.

Booking your park

In the South Australian school holidays and on long weekends, it's a good idea to book your park, and the Kangaroo Island ferry, when you book the van.

Before you go

Can your campervan go there?

Here's what the brands with Adelaide branches allow. We've used their rental terms, plus their websites where they give more detail. Each brand's full rules are on our Adelaide campervan page.

Nullarbor (Eyre Highway) and Stuart Highway

  • Sealed

    Both are sealed all the way, so any van can drive them, if your brand allows the one-way trip to Perth or Darwin (see longer trips).

  • Allowed

    Let's Go lists Kangaroo Island among the islands its vans may visit. JUCY and Star RV allow it on their help hub, on sealed roads and campground access roads only; their terms don't mention the island.

  • Permission first

    For an Apollo, Britz, Maui, Maui Elite, Mighty or Mighty Lite van, you need permission from On-Road Assist at pick-up, and you keep to sealed roads on the island.

  • Notice and a form

    Awesome Campers needs advance notice and an insurer's form before you go.

  • Ask first

    Spaceships' terms don't mention islands or ferries, so ask before you book the ferry.

  • Not allowed

    Campervan Village doesn't allow Kangaroo Island. Its area-of-use map is part of its terms and marks the island "Totally Prohibited".

Cover on the ferry

Ferry permission and damage cover are separate. Apollo, Britz, Maui and Mighty exclude damage during the crossing and while loading or unloading.PDF documentAustralia Rental Vehicle AgreementApollo, Britz, maui, Mighty and MightyLITEWhere to lookPage 9 · 25.2(c). Damage Liability ExclusionOpen PDF (opens in a new tab) For other brands, our reservations team advises you to assume damage on a ferry isn't covered. Awesome Campers charges towing back to its nearest branch if anything goes wrong after an island ferry trip. Some roads on the island are unsealed: Apollo, Britz, Maui and Mighty vans stay on sealed roads there, and the other brands' unsealed-road rules apply.

  • The crossing

    SeaLink's ferry runs between Cape Jervis and Penneshaw and takes about 45 minutes. Fares go by vehicle length, and the driver pays a passenger fare too (SeaLink fares).

  • Bigger vans

    SeaLink asks you to phone 13 13 01 to book a campervan or motorhome over 5 metres long or 2.3 metres high. Its fares page takes other vehicles up to 5.9 metres online. Length includes bike racks and tow bars.

  • Booking before you have the van

    Online, you can tick "This is a hire car" and give SeaLink the make and model once you've picked up.

Oodnadatta, Birdsville and Strzelecki tracks

  • 2WD vans

    Not allowed. Every brand with an Adelaide branch limits its 2WD vans to sealed roads, plus at most short access roads to campgrounds or attractions.

  • 4WD campers

    Only with permission. Apollo, Britz and Mighty list all three tracks as needing permission for their 4WDs, and strongly advise hiring a satellite phone.

    You can pick up an Apollo, Britz or Mighty 4WD camper in Adelaide. Campervan Village's map marks the Oodnadatta and Birdsville tracks as 4WD-only, with its written permission first; the Strzelecki is outside its permitted area.

  • Closures

    Tracks close after rain and flooding, sometimes for weeks. Check the outback road warnings before you set off, and again on the way.

For the Simpson Desert, or Witjira National Park east of Dalhousie Springs, you need a Desert Parks Pass, which covers vehicle entry and camping in the desert parks for 12 months.

Flinders Ranges park roads

  • Sealed

    The main road through Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park and into Wilpena Pound is sealed (National Parks and Wildlife Service SA).

  • Unsealed

    Many other roads through the park are unsealed, and their surfaces change with the weather. The park says they suit high-clearance 2WD vehicles.

    Your rental company's rule still applies. Most allow only short access roads to campgrounds or attractions, with limits from about 300 metres to 12 km. In a 2WD van, the sealed road takes you to Wilpena Pound and its walks. For the gravel park roads, an Apollo, Britz or Mighty 4WD camper from Adelaide can go with the rental company's permission.

More on road restrictions for 2WD and 4WD vans.

Driving

Driving in South Australia

The rules that apply anywhere in the state. For the roads out of the city, see our Adelaide campervan page.

Fire danger

  • Fire Danger Season

    Fire restrictions apply through the Fire Danger Season, which runs from about October or November to April and differs by district. For 2026–27 most districts start on 15 October or 1 November (CFS season dates).

  • Total Fire Ban days

    On Total Fire Ban days, don't light a campfire. In national parks, all fires and most barbecues, including gas barbecues, are banned (National Parks and Wildlife Service SA).

    Check Total Fire Bans and ratings for each district you'll drive through, every day.

Gas and electric cookers

On a Total Fire Ban day, a gas or electric cooker is allowed only within 15 metres of a house or business, or on a coastal foreshore. Keep 4 metres clear around it, stay with it and have an extinguisher at hand (what CFS allows). The campground or park must permit it too.

Fruit fly and quarantine

  • Entering South Australia

    The fresh fruit and vegetables you can bring into South Australia depend on the state you've come from. Restrictions help keep fruit fly out. Check PIRSA's travel rules for the list that applies to your trip.

  • Quarantine stations

    Stations are on the Eyre Highway at Ceduna (from Western Australia), the Sturt Highway at Yamba, the Mallee Highway near Pinnaroo and the Barrier Highway at Oodla Wirra. There are random roadblocks too. Eat restricted produce or put it in a quarantine bin before you get there: Yamba has no bins, and you can be fined.

  • The Riverland

    The Riverland has its own restrictions: you can't take in restricted produce bought elsewhere in South Australia, even from a supermarket.

  • Going west

    Western Australia has its own checkpoint on the Eyre Highway at the border, where you declare what you're carrying (what you can bring into WA).

Going to Kangaroo Island? Don't take honey or other bee products, or unwashed potatoes.

Outback heat and long distances

  • Fuel

    Towns and roadhouses can be a few hundred kilometres apart on the Stuart and Eyre highways, so fill up when you can (fuel planning for remote areas).

  • Wildlife and stock

    Kangaroos, emus and stock wander onto outback roads, especially at dawn, dusk and night, so plan to arrive before dark (wildlife on the road).

  • Water

    Carry plenty of drinking water, and in summer drive in the cooler part of the day.

On the road

  • Speed limits

    Unless a sign says otherwise, the limit is 50 km/h in built-up areas and 100 km/h outside them. Some highways are signed 110 km/h, but learner and provisional drivers mustn't go over 100. In a school zone, slow to 25 km/h whenever a child is present (the SA driver's handbook).

Camping

Camping and overnight stays in South Australia

We book vans, not campsites. You can book holiday parks and campgrounds directly, or find them with an app (finding a campsite).

Where you can sleep

  • Before you sleep in your campervan, check that overnight stays are allowed at that spot: council by-laws, parking signs and the land manager's rules all count.

  • In Holdfast Bay council's area (Glenelg and Brighton), for example, staying overnight in a motorhome counts as camping. Its 2019 by-law doesn't allow camping or sleeping overnight on council land outside designated areas (By-law 3, checked October 2026 (opens in a new tab)).

  • A holiday park or a designated campground is the simplest option.

National parks

  • You must book national park campsites online before you arrive. Many parks also charge a vehicle entry fee, which most campground bookings include; Flinders Chase on Kangaroo Island charges it separately (booking questions).

  • Most national parks don't allow dogs, although some welcome dogs on a lead (pets in parks).

Travelling with a pet? Apollo, Britz, Mighty, Mighty Lite, JUCY and Star RV take pets for a fee, and our Adelaide page has each brand's rules. See travelling with pets.

Campgrounds to try

More on where you can park overnight.

When to go

When to go in South Australia

Seasons

  • Summer

    Summer suits the coast and Kangaroo Island; the outback is very hot, and parks fill in the school holidays.

  • Autumn

    Autumn is grape harvest time in the wine regions, with cooler days in the outback.

  • Winter

    Winter is the outback's best season for walking, with cold nights; the coast is cool and quiet.

  • Spring

    Spring is a good time almost everywhere: green vineyards, wildflowers in the Flinders Ranges and mild days in the outback.

Average highs and lows

Average daily highs and lows in summer and winter are about:

  • Coast, Kangaroo Island
    Summer
    High about 26°C, Low about 13°C
    Winter
    High about 16°C, Low about 6°C
  • Outback, Coober Pedy
    Summer
    High about 36°C, Low about 21°C
    Winter
    High about 19°C, Low about 7°C
Source: Bureau of Meteorology

These are simple seasonal averages of the Bureau of Meteorology's monthly figures for Kingscote Aero and Coober Pedy Airport, checked 31 October 2026. Adelaide's own weather is on our Adelaide page.

Kingscote Aero (station 022841), averages for 1994–2026; Coober Pedy Airport (station 016090), averages for 1994–2026; retrieved 31 October 2026.

Busy periods and booking ahead

These are the busiest times:

  • The South Australian school holidays
  • Christmas and January
  • Easter, when the Oakbank races run in the Adelaide Hills
  • AFL Gather Round in April
  • Long weekends

Booking ahead

Some vans sell out at these times, so our team recommends booking:

  • six to eight months ahead for Christmas, New Year and other summer trips
  • at least five to six months ahead for Easter and other school holidays

For Gather Round, we recommend booking as soon as the dates are announced.

You can still book closer to your trip, but fewer vans and dates will be left.

Our guides cover booking during school holidays and booking early or late.

For the cheapest weeks to pick up, see the price chart on our Adelaide campervan page. More on the best time to visit South Australia.

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Longer trips

Longer trips from South Australia

One way

  • One-way trips from Adelaide go east to Melbourne, west across the Nullarbor to Perth and north to Darwin. Driving in one way from another state? The rules on this page apply to you too.

  • One-way fees and the minimum number of days you need to hire for differ by brand. Apollo, Britz, Maui and Mighty need at least 14 days to Perth or Darwin and 7 to Melbourne. Let's Go charges $249 to Perth or Darwin. Spaceships charges no one-way fee to Perth, though its $200 remote location fee may apply. Our Adelaide campervan page lists them for each brand.

Relocations

Flexible on dates? Relocations move vans between cities for a few dollars a day, within short, fixed time limits.

Routes across the border

Or browse all our itineraries.

Footy

AFL Gather Round in South Australia

The 2027 Gather Round is on 8–11 April at Adelaide Oval, Norwood Oval and Barossa Park (AFL fixture), and it runs into the South Australian school holidays. Book your holiday park near Adelaide or in the Barossa when you book the van. Driving from Melbourne? Our Victoria page has three ways to go.

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Why book your South Australian campervan with DriveNow

Book or ask us

Our reservations team can help you choose a van for your route. We can also help you plan a one-way trip across the Nullarbor or up the Stuart Highway, or find a van at short notice.

You can call 1300 547 214, chat with us, or contact our team.

With your dates, our search shows you every available van side by side. You can use the comparison tools to filter by sleeping capacity and transmission.

First trip? Our checklist for first-time hirers is a good place to start, and our campervan hire handbook answers the questions that come up before, during and after your trip.

What we do

  • We're independent, and we've helped people compare campervan hire since 2003.
  • Our search shows live prices from each brand we compare across Australia, alongside the van and rental conditions.
  • You book with the rental company, through us. There are no DriveNow booking fees.
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  • Our reservations team can help you work through the differences between brands, and change your dates, van or locations after you book.

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Questions

Common questions about hiring a campervan in South Australia

Still not sure? Call 1300 547 214 or chat with a real person.

How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Adelaide?

In our saved price sample for Campervan Rental in Adelaide, picking up on 17 Nov 2026 and returning on 23 Nov 2026, prices ranged from $73 to $350 per day.* Compare prices for these dates

The same price sample, grouped by vehicle type:

Vehicle TypePrice Range *
2-Berthfrom $73 to $234 per day
2-Berth Toilet/ Showerfrom $208 to $305 per day
4-Berth Toilet/ Showerfrom $213 to $338 per day
4-Berthfrom $142 to $183 per day
6-Berth Toilet/ Showerfrom $219 to $350 per day
Four Wheel Drivefrom $173 to $288 per day

To get the most accurate rental price and availability for your Campervan Rental use the DriveNow search comparison tool

* Sample prices are in AUD, are approximate and vary with driver age, country of residence and search date. Last updated 10 Nov 2026.

We obtain this data using our custom comparison tool that gathers prices directly from suppliers' systems using the following criteria

  • Australian resident
  • pick up from Adelaide on 17 Nov 2026
  • return to Adelaide on 23 Nov 2026

Where can I pick up a campervan in South Australia?

In Adelaide. The branches you can book through us are all in metropolitan Adelaide: Parafield Gardens, North Plympton, Bowden, Mile End South, Torrensville and Flagstaff Hill. None is in a regional town. You can compare them on our Adelaide campervan page.

Can I take a hire campervan to Kangaroo Island?

With most brands, but check first. Apollo, Britz, Maui, Mighty and their sister brands need permission at pick-up, and their vans keep to sealed roads on the island. Awesome Campers needs notice and an insurer's form.

Let's Go allows it, and so do JUCY's and Star RV's help pages (their terms are silent). Campervan Village doesn't allow it. Spaceships' terms don't say, so ask first.

Apollo, Britz, Maui and Mighty exclude damage during the ferry crossing and while loading or unloading, and for other brands our reservations team advises you to assume damage on a ferry isn't covered. See Kangaroo Island rules.

Can I drive a campervan on the Oodnadatta Track?

Not in a 2WD hire van. The Oodnadatta, Birdsville and Strzelecki tracks are unsealed.

Only a 4WD camper with the rental company's permission can go, and not every brand allows every track. You can pick up an Apollo, Britz or Mighty 4WD camper in Adelaide; they need permission for all three tracks. Campervan Village's 4WDs need its written permission for the Oodnadatta and Birdsville tracks, and the Strzelecki is outside its permitted area. Check the road reports before you set off. See outback tracks.

Where are the campervan hot spots for the school holidays in South Australia?

On the coast: the Yorke and Eyre peninsulas, the Fleurieu Peninsula, Kangaroo Island and the Limestone Coast. Inland: the Barossa and the Flinders Ranges. For a short break, the Barossa and the Fleurieu are close to Adelaide.

Book parks, and the Kangaroo Island ferry, ahead for the school holidays. See where to go.

Can I bring fruit into South Australia?

It depends on where you've come from. South Australia restricts fresh fruit and some vegetables from other states to keep fruit fly out. Eat restricted produce or put it in a quarantine bin before you reach the stations at Ceduna, Yamba, Pinnaroo and Oodla Wirra. Yamba has no bins.

The Riverland also bans restricted produce bought elsewhere in South Australia. See fruit fly and quarantine.

Can I sleep in my campervan anywhere in South Australia?

No. Councils set their own rules on sleeping in vehicles, so check the signs and the council's rules before you stay in a car park or roadside bay. A holiday park or a campground is the simplest option, and national park campsites need booking. See camping and overnight stays.

Anything else? Contact our reservations team.