Isle of Wight Motorhome, Caravan & Campervan Hire

Camplify makes van hire in Isle of Wight easy

Why choose Camplify for your next getaway around the Isle of Wight? Here's what sets us apart:

Hire from your neighbours: Connect with locals sharing their vans. Get that community spirit and insider tips on the best local spots.
Perfect for any escape: From weekend trips to to week-long adventures, find the ideal ride for your journey - be it a towable caravan, cosy campervan, or spacious motorhome.
Flexible pickup and delivery: Our platform connects you with owners offering convenient options. When you hire a van, you can pick up the vehicle yourself, have it delivered to your or surrounding address, or even to your destination. Find the service that suits you best for a smooth start to your getaway.

What to see and do in the Isle of Wight

Stunning scenery, picturesque towns and villages, a rich history... whether you're interested in the outdoors, arts and culture, or just relaxing by the sea, there's something for everyone on the Isle of Wight.

If you're interested in history, you can visit Osborne House, the former home of Queen Victoria, or Carisbrooke Castle, where Charles I was imprisoned during the English Civil War.

For nature lovers, there are plenty of hiking trails and mountain trails, as well as stunning beaches to explore. There are also numerous outdoor activities to enjoy, such as hiking, cycling and sailing in the island's many parks and nature reserves.

If it's lively nightlife you're after, there are plenty of bars and clubs in Newport, the island's capital. And if you just want to relax, you can enjoy the views from one of the many picturesque villages or take a leisurely stroll along the coast.

Booked your motorhome hire for the Isle of Wight? Here’s when to visit

The great thing about the Isle of Wight is that you can tour it or stay in a hired motorhome, campervan or static caravan at any time of the year. The climate is generally very moderate and there is something to see and do all year round.

In summer, the island's coastline and many beaches are perfect for swimming, sunbathing and exploring. There are also numerous festivals and events taking place, including the Isle of Wight Festival and Bestival.

Autumn is a great time to enjoy the island's many walking and cycling trails. Take a leisurely walk through Ryde’s Victorian era esplanade or stroll through Ventnor’s pretty gardens.

Spring is the perfect time for a relaxing break or active holiday. The milder weather is ideal for golf and horse riding, and there are also plenty of walking and cycling routes to explore, as well as tennis courts if you fancy a bit of sport. Or just relax, stroll and picnic at Ventnor Botanic Gardens or Godshill Model Village & Churchyards.

Winter is a magical time on the Isle of Wight, as it’s often blanketed in snow. This is the perfect time to cosy up in one of the island’s pubs or take a romantic stroll along The Needles Battery heritage coastline. If you’re feeling energetic, you can go ice skating at Sandown Bay or try your hand at snowsports at Shanklin Rooftop Gardens.

Great locations nearby for your camper van hire in Isle of WightThe Needles

The Needles is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Isle of Wight. The Needles is a row of three chalk stacks that rise out of the sea off the western end of the island. The area is also home to a variety of other attractions, including a chairlift, a 4D cinema, and a maze.

Carisbrooke Castle

Carisbrooke Castle is a medieval castle that was once used as a prison for Charles I. The castle is now open to the public and features a museum, gardens, and an interactive exhibit on the history of the castle.

Osborne House

Osborne House was the seaside residence of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The house is now open to the public and features a museum, gardens, and an audio tour.

Ventnor Botanic Garden

Ventnor Botanic Garden is located on the south coast of the Isle of Wight and is home to over 5,000 different species of plants. The garden also features a café, shop, and nursery.

Dinosaur Isle

Dinosaur Isle is a museum dedicated to dinosaurs that once lived on the Isle of Wight. The museum features life-size replicas of dinosaurs, as well as interactive exhibits and activities for children.

Blackgang Chine

Blackgang Chine is one of the oldest amusement parks in England. The park features rides, attractions, and shows for all ages. Blackgang Chine is also home to a variety of shops and restaurants.

Cowes

Cowes is a town known for its nautical heritage. The town has a number of yacht clubs, including the Royal Yacht Squadron and the Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club. Cowes also hosts several annual regattas, such as Cowes Week and Skandia Cowes Week.

Newport

Newport is the largest town on the Isle of Wight and is home to a number of tourist attractions, including Carisbrooke Castle, Newport Cathedral, and Quay Arts Centre. Newport is also home to a number of museums, including the Isle of Wight Museum and Classic Boat Museum.

Ryde

Ryde is a seaside town popular with tourists for its sandy beaches and Victorian pier. Ryde also has a number of shops and restaurants, as well as a golf course and an indoor swimming pool.

Ventnor

Ventnor is a seaside town known for its mild climate and scenic views. Ventnor Botanic Garden is one of the town's most popular tourist attractions, as it is home to over 5,000 different species of plants from all over the world. Ventnor also has a number of shops and restaurants, as well as an outdoor swimming pool.

Yarmouth

Yarmouth is a town worth visiting for its medieval castle, which was built in the 13th century and has been used as a prison, royal residence and military garrison. Today, the castle is open to the public and houses a museum about its history.

Need inspiration for your Isle of Wight camping adventure?

The Isle of Wight offers the perfect blend of coastal charm and countryside tranquillity, just a short ferry hop from the mainland. From stunning beaches to historic sites, discover the island's treasures at your own pace.

Quick getaways (1-3 days)

A traveller's guide to the Isle of Wight: Your essential guide to exploring the island's secrets in a van, featuring the best spots for short breaks and weekend adventures. Perfect for discovering the stunning coastline and hidden coves.
Best Pet Friendly Places for Caravanning: Bring your four-legged friend along to explore the island's dog-friendly beaches and coastal paths, with tips for pet-friendly camping spots.

Longer adventures (4-7 days)

Top UK Holiday Destinations for Families | Isle of Wight: Discover why the Isle of Wight is a perfect family destination, with its mix of beautiful beaches, family attractions, and outdoor adventures. Explore the island's best family-friendly spots and camping locations.

Practical tips for camping on the Isle of Wight

Ferry booking is essential - book in advance, especially during peak season
Many campsites are seasonal (March to October)
Consider campsite locations relative to ferry ports (Fishbourne, East Cowes, or Yarmouth)
Coastal areas can be windy - choose your pitch carefully
Book ahead during popular events like the Isle of Wight Festival
The island has an excellent bus network if you want to leave your van at the campsite

Private caravan hire in the Isle of Wight: Frequently Asked Questions

These are some of the questions most frequently asked by our customers. If you don't find the answer you are looking for or need more information, please have a look at our help section.

How to hire a campervan, motorhome or caravan in the Isle of Wight?

Once you have chosen a van, select your dates and send a booking request to the owner and discuss your trip. Once the owner approves your booking you can make a secure payment via our platform.

When the first day of the booking arrives you'll meet with the owner to pick-up the van (some owners will also drop-off to your holiday location). They'll guide you through using the van and submit a pre-condition report to our platform. On return, they submit a post-hire condition report as part of the handover.

How much does it cost to rent a van in the Isle of Wight?

Prices for motorhomes and campervans in the Isle of Wight range from approximately £40 to £200 per day. Prices are set by the owner, but generally vary depending on how far in advance you book, the time of year, the type of van you choose and its features (beds, kitchen, amenities, etc.).

What’s included in the van rental?

All the vans on our site are comprehensively insured and we also have 24/7 roadside assistance.

Some owners will provide linen as part of the booking, others will charge an extra fee. And some owners will not provide linen at all. Check the details on the van you're interested in.

How old do I have to be to hire a van in the Isle of Wight?

Licensed drivers must be between 25 and 70 years of age and hold a full and valid licence that is not subject to any restrictions or conditions. Probationary licence holders and learner drivers are not accepted.

What’s required to hire or drive a van in the Isle of Wight?

To hire a motorhome or campervan in the Isle of Wight, a full and valid driving licence is required. If your licence is from outside the UK, you will also need to present an International Driving Permit (IDP) or equivalent document. A valid credit card is also required for booking.

Where to stay in and around the Isle of Wight with your motorhome or campervan hire

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