Find a wide selection of campervans and motorhomes for hire in New South Wales and the surrounding area. Discover unique vehicles offered by private owners: from compact campervans for 2 people, perfect for couples, to spacious 6-berth motorhomes, ideal for families. Flexibility, competitive prices and insurance included.
New South Wales stretches across 801,150 square kilometres of Australia's east coast, making it the country's most populous state and home to over 750 national parks and reserves. From the sandstone cliffs of the Blue Mountains, just 100 km west of Sydney, to the surf beaches of Byron Bay some 770 km to the north, the landscape shifts dramatically between rainforest, alpine plateaux, and sun-drenched coastline. The Royal National Park, established in 1879, is the second-oldest national park in the world and sits right on Sydney's southern doorstep. Head inland and you will find the vast semi-arid plains of Broken Hill, a town so distinctive it operates on South Australian time. Along the coast, the Grand Pacific Drive follows 140 km of ocean road from Sydney through the Sea Cliff Bridge and down to Kiama's famous Blowhole. For those drawn to wine country, the Hunter Valley offers more than 150 cellar doors within easy reach of Newcastle. Travelling by campervan lets you connect these contrasting regions at your own pace, pulling over wherever the view demands it. A motorhome gives you the freedom to camp beside rivers in the Snowy Mountains one night and wake up on a beachfront pitch the next. With Yescapa, you hire directly from local owners spread right across New South Wales, choosing from a range of campervans and vehicles that suit your route, your group, and your budget.
New South Wales enjoys a temperate climate along the coast, making it a year-round destination for campervan travel. September to November is ideal, with warm days and wildflower displays across the Blue Mountains. January brings Tamworth Country Music Festival, drawing thousands to the north. June to August suits the Snowy Mountains, where ski season opens up alpine touring. Summer, from December to February, is peak season along the coast, so booking your Yescapa hire early secures the best choice of vehicles and competitive peer-to-peer pricing. Autumn, from March to May, offers quieter roads and mild temperatures perfect for exploring New South Wales at a relaxed pace.
To help you plan your trip, we have selected six unmissable road trips, suitable for all travelers.
Follow 280 km of New South Wales coastline from Sydney south through the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge to Kiama and Jervis Bay. Stop at Wollongong for harbour-side fish and chips and explore the white sands of Hyams Beach. Campervan-friendly campsites dot the route, with powered pitches and ocean views throughout.
This 250 km loop from Newcastle winds through New South Wales wine country, taking in over 150 cellar doors in the Hunter Valley before reaching the dolphin-watching waters of Port Stephens. Sand dunes at Stockton Beach are a highlight. Motorhome parking is plentiful at vineyards and coastal reserves alike.
Cover 420 km from Katoomba's Three Sisters lookout through the Capertee Valley — the world's second-largest canyon — to the wine town of Mudgee. New South Wales countryside opens up with bushland, heritage villages, and stargazing spots. Campervans and motorhomes are well catered for at regional showgrounds and holiday parks.
This 480 km route through New South Wales high country links Canberra to Jindabyne, Thredbo, and Khancoban via the Alpine Way. River crossings, eucalyptus forests, and mountain panoramas reward every turn. Campervan travellers will find well-equipped campgrounds with hook-ups near Kosciuszko National Park.
Drive 680 km north along the New South Wales coast, stopping at Coffs Harbour's Big Banana, the rainforest trails of Dorrigo National Park, and the surf town of Yamba. Byron Bay's lighthouse walk is the perfect finale. Plenty of beachside holiday parks welcome campervans and motorhomes with full facilities.
Head 900 km west from Sydney through Orange and Dubbo to the red-earth landscapes of Broken Hill. Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service base, explore Mungo National Park's ancient lunettes, and camp under vast outback skies. A well-prepared campervan handles the sealed roads comfortably, with fuel stops at regular intervals.
Discover step by step how we work. We accompany you at every stage of the rental process, both owners and travellers.
Discover
Find for a leisure vehicle near you or a destination idea according to your planned route, then specify the pick-up and return dates. The perfect vehicle for your road trip holiday is waiting for you!
Connecting people
Make one or more booking requests for leisure vehicles that have caught your eye and wait for the owners' responses. Once your request has been accepted, all you have to do is confirm your booking.
Pick-up
On the pick-up date, collect the vehicle and listen to the valuable advice of the owner for handling it; you are ready hit the road with family, as a couple or with friends.
Return
Once again, with the owner complete the vehicle condition check and sign the Rental Agreement as well as exchange your travel stories. All you have to do is imagine your next road trip!
New South Wales offers a wide variety of campsites, from beachfront holiday parks along the coast to bush campgrounds in national parks and rural showgrounds inland. Many sites provide powered pitches, dump points, and amenities blocks with showers and laundry facilities, catering to both campervans and motorhomes. Whether you prefer waking up beside the ocean near Byron Bay or under eucalyptus canopy in the Blue Mountains, you will find well-maintained options spread right across the state.
New South Wales has an extensive motorway network, with most toll roads concentrated around Sydney. Tolls on routes like the M2, M5, and M7 are cashless, so you need an e-tag or pass registered before you travel. Outside Sydney, highways are generally toll-free. Speed limits for motorhomes over 4.5 tonnes are typically 100 km/h on open roads, compared with 110 km/h for cars. The Pacific Highway running north and the Princes Highway heading south are both well-maintained dual carriageways with regular rest areas suited to larger vehicles. Mountain passes in the Snowy region may require chains in winter.
A really positive experience from start to finish.
Ha sido un placer tratar con Javier y su pareja; son una pareja encantadora, muy educada y con una excelente comunicación. Cuidaron nuestra autocaravana como si fuera suya y la devolvieron a tiempo, en perfectas condiciones y muy limpia. Los recomendamos ampliamente. Muchas gracias de parte de Gary y Michelle.
Ha sido un placer tratar con David y su pareja; son una pareja encantadora y muy educada, con una excelente comunicación. Cuidaron nuestra autocaravana como si fuera suya y la devolvieron a tiempo, en perfectas condiciones y muy limpia. Los recomendamos ampliamente. Muchas gracias de parte de Gary y Michelle.
The hire experience was excellent throughout. The owners were very friendly, accommodating and easy to deal with. We had such a good trip. The van is really well looked after and a pleasure to drive. The owners helped with anything we were unsure of and even gave us tips on where to eat and park up. We would definitely hire through these owners again.
We hired Trina for 5 nights earlier this July. My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time on the island. Jandro was incredibly helpful, always on hand before and during the trip to answer any questions which really helped us navigate the island and enjoy our trip. The vehicle was fantastic, an incredible experience to drive. All the amenities were brilliant as well. I would highly recommend using Jandro and one of his vans for a fantastic Mallorca experience!
Communication with the owner was great, van was immaculate, heaps of choice, love the peer to peer concept. Easy to add an extra driver and ID checks were very thorough but straightforward. Changing dates wasn't so easy, the owner was great, but the process at the back end took some manual effort. Teething problems, not a big deal. Main area that needs improving (for me anyway) is the deposit. There was a single line in a table stating Deposit: cash or transfer, that I hadn't seen. The owner asked for the cash or a transfer when we were at the car, which he explained was normal process, but Yescapa could have explained beforehand. I transferred €2000 directly to the owner, which didn't feel comfortable. I had expected this would all be done via Yescapa. I ended up losing €45 in exchange rate variations + fees as well, the owner's bank had challenges which meant it to 5 days to get a lot of cash back. It was lucky we had that amount at hand. I would use Yescapa again. I hope they can tidy up and improve the processes though.
