Compare Campervan Hire in Tasmania
Discover all the latest deals on campervan hire in Tasmania on one website. Compare rates and bonus offers from Tasmania's leading campervan rental companies and book online quickly and easily with no payment required until 6 weeks from travel.
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Explore the fabulous Apple Isle that is Tasmania in a campervan or motorhome rental and discover just why this small part of Australia is one of the most popular places to visit at any time of year.
From the penal settlement history of Port Arthur to the stunning vistas of Freycinet National Park with beautiful Wineglass Bay and pristine coastlines there is plenty to see and do. It seems almost unfair that so much beauty can be concentrated into one location, but that's what visitors to Tasmania quickly discover!
With an abundance of holiday parks located right across Tasmania, a campervan holiday makes for the ideal way of exploring the island.
DriveNow takes the hassle out of finding the best deal on campervan hire and motorhome rentals in Tasmania. Working with a range of Tasmanian rental brands including Britz, Cruisin, Go Cheap and Maui, DriveNow brings together and publishes the latest pricing, specials, bonus offers and vehicles descriptions to make it easy to compare and select the campervan or motorhome that best meets your needs. Vehicles range from 2 berth budget campers to luxury 6 berth motorhomes and 4 adventure wheel drives.
Why use DriveNow?
- Trust & Experience - We've been comparing the cost of campervan hire in Tasmania since 2003
- Local Suppliers - Campervans available for hire in Hobart, Devonport and Launceston
- Local Knowledge - We are 100% Australian owned and operated
- Free Booking Service - No booking or administration Fees
- Drive Away Rates - inclusive of all levies and taxes
- Support - Our Australian Reservations team are there to take your calls and help
- Deferred Payment - No payment required until 6 weeks from travel
- Lowest price Guarantee - We back our prices to be the lowest available
The DriveNow 10 Campervan Collection for Tasmania is our snapshot selection of holiday parks ideal for those renting a campervan in Tasmania. All come recommended and provide features such as powered sites, multiple shower blocks, dump stations, BBQ facilities, washing machines and onsite Park Managers.
Tasmanian Campervan Holiday Parks - DriveNow 10 Collection
- Richmond Caravan and Cabin Park - 30 minutes north east of Hobart in Richmond, home of the oldest Australian bridge. 48 Middle Tea Tree Road, Richmond (03 6260 2192) www.richmondcaravanpark.com.au
- Port Arthur Holiday Park - On the edge of Stewarts Bay State Reserve, Port Arthur Holiday Park is 5 minutes drive from the historic penal settlement and perfect launching point to explore the Tasman Peninsula and Tasman National Park. Garden Point, Port Arthur (03 6250 2340) www.portarthurhp.com.au
- Cradle Mountain - Discovery Holiday Parks - Explore the Tasmanian Wilderness from this holiday park located on the northern perimeter of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park at the head of the Overland track. Cradle Mountain Road, Cradle Mountain (03 6492 1395) Discovery Holiday Parks - Cradle Mountain
- Launceston - Hadspen Discovery Holiday Parks - Close to the wine producing Tamar Valley and just south of Launceston, Hadspen Park sits on the Meander Valley highway a short walk from the South Esk River. 9 Main Street, Hadspen (03 6393 6391) Hadspen Discovery Holiday Park
- Big4 St Helens Caravan Park - Located in the town of St Helens in north east Tasmania this Big4 sits close to Georges Bay surrounded by close by State Reserve parks. A 30 minute drive up past the stunning Binalong Bay takes you to Bay of Fires, recognised by Lonely Planet in 2008 as home to the world's best beach. 2 Penelope Street, St Helens (03 6376 1290) www.sthelenscp.com.au
- Devonport - Discovery Holiday Park - Sitting on the banks of the picturesque Mersey river in East Devonport, this is the perfect launching point to explore Northern Tasmania. Burnie is less than 30 minutes away, Cradle Mountain and Launceston are within a 90 minute drive and the Devonport-Melbourne ferry service runs daily. 13 Tarleton Street, East Devonport (03 6427 8418) Devonport Discovery Holiday Park
- Stanley Cabin and Tourist Park - Set beneath the "Nut" on a peninsula on the edge of Sawyer Bay in far north west Tasmania Stanley is perfectly positioned to explore the Tarkine Wilderness. Or simply experience this stunning coastline aptly known as the Edge of the World. 23a Wharf Road, Stanley (03 6458 1266) www.stanleycabinpark.com.au
- Wynyard Leisure Ville Holiday Centre - Set on the mid north coast close to Burnie, Wynyard is surrounded by pristine beaches and close to the Tarkine rainforest. 145a Old Bass Highway, Wynyard (03 6442 2291) www.leisureville.com.au
- Strahan - Discovery Holiday Park - On the mid West coast Strahan sits at the northern end of the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. In the middle of town on the B27 the Park is within easy walking distance of the vast Macquarie Harbour. Take the exhilarating Jet Boat ride up the King River or travel on the West Coast Wildness Railway. Cnr Andrew & Innes Streets, Strahan (03 6471 7468) Strahan Discover Holiday Park
- Captain Cook Caravan Park - Perhaps Australia's most southerly park - Captain Cook Caravan Park sits on Adventure Bay in Bruny Island south of Hobart and connected via a sliver of land and ferry service to the Tasmanian mainland. Explore the South Bruny National Park, Pristine beaches or watch for dolphins and pods of migrating whales in the bay. 786 Adventure Bay Road, Adventure Bay (03 6293 1128) www.captaincookpark.com
Thank you for considering DriveNow in your Tasmanian holiday plans.
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Itineraries
| Hobart to Launceston | Explore Tasmania's stunning east coast from historical Port Arthur up to world-renowned Binalong Bay and Bay of Fires. |
Campervan Hire Suppliers in Tasmania
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Apollo Campervan Rentals
Hobart
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Hobart Airport, Cambridge |
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Britz Campervan Rentals
Hobart Airport
14 Long Street
Hobart Airport Cambridge, TAS. |
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Cruisin Tasmania Campervan Rentals
Hobart
3 Runway Place
Cambridge |
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GoCheap Campervan Rentals
Hobart
3 Runway Place
Cambridge |
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Maui Elite Campervan Rentals
Hobart Airport
14 Long Street
Hobart Airport Cambridge, TAS. |
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Maui Campervan Rentals
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Recent Articles on Tasmania
Why a Tasmania campervan escape is a must-do
Tasmania is beautiful any time of year with its countryside being the perfect place to relax and unwind. Just a couple of days away from the hustle and bustle of the city and you’ll feel as if you’ve been on holidays for weeks in beautiful Tassie.
Thinking of heading somewhere beautiful for the Easter break? All you need to do is grab a great Hobart campervan rental deal to enjoy a cheap weekend at one of these destinations in Tasmania.
Rosebery
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The best day trips from Hobart
Hobart has many wonderful things to offer its visitors. Beautiful scenery, food, historic attractions, to name a few. What many visitors don’t make enough time for are the day trips from Hobart. Many of Tasmania’s best attractions are just an hour or two from the capital city. Grab a cheap hire car deal from Hobart and visit these great places for a day trip.
Maria Island (pictured)
Once you step foot on Maria Island you won’t want to leave. The island is beautiful with a rugged coastline and gorgeous sandy beaches. Take a cruise to the island, where your more...
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Discover Launceston and surrounds
Launceston is one of the most beautiful places worth discovering in northern Tasmania. This gorgeous riverside city is full of charm and history. Immerse yourself in Launceston and surrounds and tick these four activities off your adventure list.
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The National Automobile Museum of Tasmania
This museum features over 100 years’ of stylish automobiles. Rolls Royce, Aston Martin and Jaguar are some of the big brands you’ll get to admire. The upper level of the museum is home to many motorcycles. It’s a must-visit more...
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5 great places to camp or explore in a campervan in Tasmania
Tasmania is one of Australia’s most unspoilt destinations. It’s also an ideal place to camp or explore in a campervan or car rental. With more than 50 caravan parks across the state, mostly in parks and reserves, Tasmania is the perfect place for your next affordable holiday.
Here are five great places to stay in Tasmania.
Big4 Iluka on Freycinet Holiday Park, Coles Bay
This holiday park sits opposite the stunning Muirs Beach at Coles Bay, which is located on Tasmania’s beautiful East Coast. Big4 Iluka on Freycinet Holiday Park, with its park cabins, powered sites and tent sites, makes more...
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Tasmania wilderness – 5 great natural attractions
Almost half of Tasmania is covered by national parks and reserves – 20 per cent of which is World Heritage-listed. Here are five fantastic natural attractions set in the great Tasmanian wilderness.
Bay of Fires (pictured)
The Bay of Fires is considered to be one of the most beautiful places in Tasmania. Located on the state’s north east coast, this coastal paradise stretches 50 km from Eddystone Point to Binalong Bay. Walk along the white, sandy beach or go fishing in the clear waters. Either way, it’s the perfect way to relax and enjoy the spectacular surrounding views.
Cradle Mountain
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Six stunning world heritage sites in Australia
EVER wondered about our country’s incredible world heritage areas?
Australia is home to several world heritage sites, including pristine rainforests, marine parks, historic convict settlements and world-class architecture.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site is a place that’s culturally or physically significant to the international community, which an international committee considers as being of ‘outstanding universal value’.
Here are some of the Australia’s treasures which feature on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The Ningaloo Coast, Western Australia
Recently inscribed on the World Heritage List, the Ningaloo Coast includes one of the world’s longest near-shore reefs. With turquoise waters, underground caves, more...
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7 amazing things to do in Australia's great outdoors before your croak it
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1. Hang gliding in one of Queensland’s popular seaside towns
Where: Port Douglas, 67km north of Cairns
Hang gliding is probably the closest you’ll ever come to experiencing what it’s like to fly like a bird. Admire Port Douglas’ stunning beaches and blue waters from above, while enjoying the thrill of take off and landing.
2. Horse riding in the Snowy Mountains
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Park your wheels and hit the trails – after all, those boots were made for walkin'
From wheels to walking, it’s easy to head off in your Australian campervan rental for some of Down Under’s most magnificent outdoor walking trails.
What better way to see some of natural wonders this summer than by foot. Here are five to ponder during your Australian road trip adventure.
The Pinnacle Lookout, The Grampians, Vic (a three hour drive north west from Melbourne on the Western Hwy) – Magnificent views await you along this 5.5km circuit. Cross rivers and pass amazing rock formations in this walker’s paradise. Park your wheels: Halls Gap Caravan and Tourist Park, powered campsites starting from more...
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48 hours in Tasmania
SO, you’ve picked up your car rental or campervan and are wondering how to best spend the next 48 hours in Tasmania? Well, it really depends on the season.
If you’re on a winter break, perhaps check out the state’s eclectic west coast. On the way, be sure to explore Cradle Mountain. If your timing’s right, you might get in a good afternoon of skiing or, at the very least, a scenic walk around Dove Lake. Spend a night tucked up in the Cradle Mountain Lodge or one of the varieties of self-contained cabins available. After a hearty brekky, keep more...
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Rent a motorhome and explore Australia – Oprah's new best friend
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After all, the RV road trip style of experience is a favourite pastime of our US brothers and sisters. Add to that the fact there’s a boom in Aussie holiday parks and the oft-picturesque backdrops that present on our many and varied routes more...
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Romantic drives … Devonport to Cradle Mountain to Strahan in Tasmania
PUT simply, anywhere you drive in this delightful little state known as the Apple Isle has romance written all over it. Best to allow a good 10 days at least to appreciate a full dose of romantic journeys, but for a trip with a difference, an idea might be to grab a DriveNow campervan from Melbourne and let it float a little while as you wine and dine in preparation for a tantalising Tasmanian road trip. By float we mean the Spirit of Tasmania, a charming overnight ferry trip across the Tasman. The value here more...
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Driving holidays – Hobart, Richmond, Port Arthur (Tasmania)
Competition is running hot with the budget airlines in Australia, so keep a close eye on Jetstar, Virgin Blue and Tiger by signing up for their e-newsletters – there are hot deals being bandied around almost every week and you will generally find a beauty somewhere among them for Tasmanian destinations.
My wife and I snapped up return flights from Melbourne to Hobart for around the $150 mark – extraordinary value. Even better, we also discovered a ridiculously good rate with DriveNow for a 4 berth camper. From there it was a breeze. A quick one-hour flight to Hobart, we more...
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