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Scotland Motorhome, Caravan & Campervan Hire

Start your journey with campervan hire in Scotland

Ready to explore the great landscapes of Scotland with motorhome hire? Now you can see more and spend less with Camplify, Scotland’s leading van-sharing platform. Hire caravans, campervans, motorhomes and RVs from local owners who know the camper life and the area and get your camping or road trip underway. Whether you need motorhome hire in Scotland that’s pet friendly, or simply a cosy campervan for the family, there’s something for everyone at Camplify. Here’s how it works.

Looking for motorhome hire in Scotland?

Here's some of our Scotland favourites. If you can’t find something below go to ‘view all vans’ and find the perfect caravan or motorhome for your holiday.

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Here's some of our Scotland favourites. If you can't find something below go to view all vans and find the perfect caravan or motorhome for your holiday.

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Camplify makes RV hire in Scotland easy

Why choose Camplify for your private campervan hire around Scotland? Here's what sets us apart:

  1. Hire from your neighbours: Connect with fellow Scots sharing their vans. Get that community spirit and insider tips on the best local spots.
  2. 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.
  3. Flexible pickup and delivery: Our platform connects you with owners offering convenient options. 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.
Experience the freedom of the open road and rediscover your own backyard with Camplify - the best choice for caravan, RV and camper van hire in Scotland. 

What to see and do with your camper van hire in Scotland

With its rolling hills, lochs and castles, Scotland is a country that has something for everyone. 

History buffs will enjoy exploring medieval landmarks such as Stirling Castle and Edinburgh Castle, while nature lovers can admire the beauty of the Highlands or take a boat trip to view the picturesque island of Skye. There are plenty of hiking and biking trails in Scotland, as well as opportunities for fishing, boating, golfing and even and birdwatching in the country's many national parks.

For those interested in Scottish culture, a visit to Glasgow - home to the world-famous Glasgow School of Art - is a must. Meanwhile, shoppers can find everything from high-end designer boutiques to traditional Scottish woollen goods. And no trip to Scotland would be complete without sampling the local whisky.

Best destinations to visit with your caravan hire in Scotland Edinburgh

Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The city is home to a number of historic landmarks, including Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, and the Royal Mile. Edinburgh is also a great place to enjoy Scottish culture, with a number of festivals taking place throughout the year, such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Edinburgh International Festival.

Whether you're arriving in Scotland via Edinburgh airport or you're close to the city, you’d probably prefer to hire a motorhome or campervan in Edinburgh directly.

Glasgow

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city and is located in the west of the country. The city is home to a number of iconic landmarks, including the Glasgow Cathedral, George Square, and the Clyde Auditorium. Glasgow is also a popular shopping destination, with a number of high-end shops and department stores located in the city centre.

Hire a motorhome or campervan in Glasgow if that suits you best.

Inverness

Inverness is located in the north of Scotland and is the gateway to the Highlands. The city is home to a number of historical attractions, including Inverness Castle and St. Andrew's Cathedral. Inverness is also a great place to enjoy outdoor activities, with a number of hiking and biking trails in the surrounding area.

Isle of Skye

The Isle of Skye is an island off the west coast of Scotland and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The island is home to a number of scenic attractions, including the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, and Quiraing. The Isle of Skye is also a great place to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and kayaking.

Loch Ness

Loch Ness is a large freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands. The lake is worldwide known for its alleged resident, the Loch Ness Monster. The Loch Ness Monster is said to be a large creature that inhabits the depths of the lake. While there has never been any conclusive evidence of the monster's existence, that hasn't stopped people from flocking to the area in hopes of catching a glimpse of it.

St Andrews

On the east coast of Scotland you can find St Andrews, a town best known for being the home of golf. The town has two world-famous golf courses, the Old Course at St Andrews and the New Course at St Andrews. In addition to golf, visitors to St Andrews can enjoy exploring the town's medieval streets and visiting its 12th-century castle ruins.

Orkney Islands

The Orkney Islands are an archipelago off the north coast of Scotland that comprises more than 70 islands. The islands are known for their dramatic landscapes, including cliffs, beaches, and caves. The Orkney Islands are also home to a number of historical sites, such as Skara Brae, a Neolithic village that dates back more than 5,000 years

Dundee 

Dundee is located in eastern Scotland on the north bank of the Firth of Tay. The city is home to a number of historical attractions, including Dundee Castle and Broughty Castle. Dundee is also a great place to enjoy some traditional Scottish food, such as haggis, neeps

Aberdeen

Aberdeen is located in northeastern Scotland on the North Sea coast. The city is home to a number of historical attractions, including Aberdeen Cathedral and Dunnottar Castle. Aberdeen is also a great place to enjoy some traditional Scottish food, such as haggis, neeps, and tatties. Find out more about hiring a van in Aberdeen.

Oban

Situated on the west coast of Scotland, Oban is a small town that is home to several historic attractions, such as McCaig's Tower and Oban Cathedral. Oban is also famous for its seafood, with several restaurants serving fresh seafood dishes from local fishermen.

Need inspiration for your Scottish camping adventure?

From the rugged Highlands to the serene lochs, Scotland offers some of the most breathtaking landscapes for your camping journey. Whether you fancy a quick weekend escape or an extended exploration, discover the perfect adventure for your travel style.

Quick getaways (1-3 days)

  • 3-Day Scotland Road Trip Ideas: Fancy a weekend adventure? Explore the Scottish countryside on an exciting mini break with our carefully crafted routes perfect for short escapes.

  • Top 5 Best Stargazing Locations in Scotland: Experience Scotland's spectacular night skies at the finest stargazing spots, with nearby campsites for the perfect overnight stay beneath the stars.

Longer adventures (4-7 days)

Extended explorations (1 week+)

  • Scotland's NC500 Road Trip: Embark on Scotland's ultimate road trip along the famous North Coast 500, with expert tips for motorhome and campervan travellers, unmissable stops, and recommended campsites.

  • Exploring Scotland - 9 epic road trips: Discover nine incredible journeys through Scotland's most spectacular landscapes that will leave you speechless, from coastal routes to highland adventures.

Practical tips for camping in Scotland

  • Most campsites operate seasonally (March to October)

  • Wild camping is legal in Scotland but follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code

  • Weather can change rapidly - pack appropriate gear for all seasons

  • Midges are prevalent in summer months - bring insect repellent

  • Many remote areas have limited facilities - plan your stops carefully

  • Book ahead during peak season (July-August) and festival periods

Hire a campervan in Scotland: Frequently Asked Questions 

These are some of the questions most frequently asked by our customers about campervan, caravan and motorhome hire in Scotland. 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 motorhome in Scotland 

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 campervan rental in Scotland cost?

When looking at campervan and motorhome hire in Scotland prices, it can range from £50 to £300 per day. Prices depend on 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 Scotland?

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 drive a motorhome rental in Scotland?

To hire a motorhome or campervan in Scotland, 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.

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