Campervan Hire in Adelaide, the City of Church

Adelaide – also affectionately known as the City of Church is the capital of South Australia. The city is surrounded by parklands with historic buildings and is easy to get around in a rented campervan with the rolling hills of Mount Lofty to the east and Gulf of St Vincent and beaches to the west.

You will find numerous events and festival held here each year i.e. Adelaide Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival and WOMADelaide to name a few. All the avid sports fans can look out for the Santos Tour Down Under and Clipsal 500 V8 car race. Hiring a campervan in Adelaide will make your journey easy, comfortable and full of memories.

What to See and Do on a Campervan Road Trip in Adelaide

We suggest you start your holidays by driving a rented campervan east up to Adelaide Hills. When you go ahead with your campervan journey you will be amazed by the stunning views and blue skies. Track up to Mount Lofty Summit for more spectacular views spanning across Adelaides city skyline to the coast.

Continue the campervan rental adventure and explore the Clare Valley and Barossa wine regions, across to Kangaroos Island or Australias Outback, including the Flinders Ranges.

• Clare Valley
  

  you can visit a variety of wineries in order to experience what the region has to offer. Coupled with choice of restaurants and food outlets you will discover a great range of locally-grown produce and locally made ingredients. This place always seems to be in a festival atmosphere with so much to do i.e. Visit the various artist’s studios, galleries, or just enjoy the fantastic views. Hire a campervan and you can wander around the best of the attractions.

• Barossa Valley
  

  is famous all over the world for its wineries with its warm and cool climatic conditions. It also has a strong and established food identity. Surrounded by vineyards and gourmet restaurants (where you can match the local wines with fresh local produce), you will be spoilt for choice. If you are at the Barossa Valley with your rented campervan during the Easter holidays - do not miss the biennial Barossa Vintage Festival featuring the Grand Parade with hundreds of decorated floats.

• Kangaroo Island
  

  is Australia’s third largest island and it takes approximately 45-minutes for a ferry to reach this place from the mainland. Climb on board the ferry at Cape Jervis and spend a few days discovering this sanctuary for wildlife with its natural and rugged scenery. There are several conservation parks where you will discover New Zealand fur seals and Australian sea lions and koalas all in a protected natural environment. On the first Sunday of each month join the local food producers at the Farmers market wherein you can park your campervan in the nearby parks by taking the permission. You can purchase a range of local produce from the producers themselves.

• Flinders Ranges
  

  you will have to book a campervan for your trip to Wilpena Pound at the heart of the ranges and discover the rock amphitheater.

Our staff is always happy to help you with questions associated with hiring a campervan in Adelaide. We are committed to offering the highest possible standard of customer service and are happy to discuss your travel plans and offer travel suggestions.

Please call +61 3 8866 5585 or email us with your Adelaide campervan rental requirements.

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Suggested Touring Route: Adelaide

• Adelaide
  

  Once you have collected your campervan rental in Adelaide, drive to the Adelaide Central Market to stock up your provisions for your camper holidays. You will find a huge range of fresh food, all under one roof. This market is open from Tuesday to Saturday every week. Next stop to the National Wine Centre to learn more on winemaking and the interactive exhibition will please wine novices and connoisseurs alike! Enjoy the ride from your rented campervan across the roads.

• Adelaide Hills
  

  Next day continue in your campervan and head east to the rolling hills of Mount Lofty.

• Kangaroo Island
  

  Climb on board the ferry at Cape Jervis and spend a few days to discover this sanctuary for wildlife with its natural and rugged scenery. You will find a myriad of bird and animal species i.e. fur seals, koalas, kangaroos, sea lions and much more. And all this is enhanced by dramatic coastal views and rugged limestone cliffs. If you can find time after your busy activities schedule try and drop in to see the super luxury Southern Ocean Lodge at the far south-west of the island perched atop a cliff with impressive Southern Ocean views. You can also go ahead with a self drive campervan journey in the surroundings.

• Salt Creek
  

  is a small town located along the Princes Highway approx. 209 km east of Adelaide. There are plenty of outdoor activities that you can perform in this remote wilderness region including fishing, kayaking, bird watching, mountain biking and much more. Drive your campervan down to Ninety Mile Beach, a favourite surf fishing spot and camp for the night.

• Mount Gambier
  

  located on the Limestone Coast is midway between Adelaide and Melbourne. This is an ideal stopover for travelers going on their self drive campervan from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island and the Great Ocean Road on route to Melbourne. This regional town is well known for its Blue Lake which is one of the lakes within the three craters of the volcano. This body of water changes colour from grey to bright turquoise blue each year in the month of November.

• Portland
  

  has a huge fishing and agriculture industry. Each evening you will find huge ships load up local produce and fishing catch. Portland is an anglers paradise so bring out your fishing rod and catch a fish for dinner. Spend time exploring the town and take a ride on the foreshore cable tram. Take a short drive in your campervan to Cape Bridgewater to see the spot seals and watch blue whales off Cape Nelson. Try hiking along the Great South West Walk.

• Melbourne
  

  is the cultural, sporting and fashion city of Australia. Stop by at Federation Square, the city’s landmark cultural space with its fractal façade made up of sandstone, zinc and glass triangles. Hop over to St Kilda and drop in at the numerous cafes for tea and try out the sumptuous continental cakes at Acland Street. Finish the afternoon enjoying the beautiful sunset as you walk along the St Kilda promenade. If you are up for a spot of shopping – visit the funky Brunswick Street or upmarket Chapel Street or one of the many shopping centers in the city. A trip through a rented campervan will surely make your days relaxing.

By renting a campervan through Aussie Campervans, you are guaranteed to receive a well-maintained campervan from established and worthy brands at the most competitive rates. 

You can also check out our range of 4WD camper rentals and motorhome hire in Adelaide.