RV rental in Adelaide

Helpful tips for your trip to Adelaide

When you hire a campervan in Adelaide, it depends on your preferences for weather. Many suggest autumn because it is warm and sunny. So, unless you are looking for something cooler, booking your trip sometime between February and May is worth booking.

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  Hiking

  There are many great times of the year to hike in Southern Australia and around Adelaide. Still, between September and November, spring is best, with moderately high temperatures of around 15 to 24 degrees.

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  Beach holidays

  For the best beach holiday in Adelaide and South Australia, January or February is best because the weather is at its warmest. However, if you are looking for a more moderate temperature, try going during spring or autumn and book a campervan for hire in Adelaide then.

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  Surfing

  For the best beach holiday in Adelaide and South Australia, January or February is best because the weather is at its warmest. However, if you are looking for a more moderate temperature, try going during spring or autumn and book a campervan for hire in Adelaide then.

Best campervan driving routes from Adelaide

The best way to have a truly unforgettable experience when you rent a motorhome in Adelaide is by following one of the following driving routes in the area.

Adelaide to Melbourne – Great Ocean Road
Covering a distance of around 1,500 km, a drive along the gorgeous Great Ocean Road from Adelaide to Melbourne is an incredible way to spend time in this beautiful part of the country. There are waterfalls, surfing hot spots, the Otway rainforest, glow worms, and the iconic Twelve Apostles, which you can explore while spotting various species of wild animals along the stunning coastline.

Central Australia and Tropics – Adelaide to Cairns, via Uluru and Darwin
If you have more time to spend adventuring across the country, the route through Central Australia and the tropical spots can take as long as 4 to 5 weeks and cover 7,020 km. During this journey, you can stop off at places like Litchfield National Park, Mataranka Hot Springs, Devil's Marbles, Kurumba, Udara Lava tubes, the Atherton Tablelands, and its glorious waterfall circuit.

Outback and the East Coast – Adelaide to Brisbane via Broken Hill, Sydney and Byron Bay
To have a truly authentic Australian road trip, why not take your motorhome rental in Adelaide from the southern city across the outback and follow the coast from Sydney to Brisbane? During this trip, which is around 2,850 km long, particularly if you have 2 and 4 weeks to spare, you can stop at places like Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, Nambucca Heads, Hat Head National Park, Bellingen, Dorrigo National Park, and Myall Lakes.

Best excursions and sites of interest in Adelaide

Belair National Park, Belair, South Australia
Belair National Park was the first to gain National Park status in South Australia in 1891 and 10th in the world. The park covers an incredible, expansive area of around 825 hectares and is full of many different species of animals, including koalas, kangaroos, kingfishers, Australian magpies and various spiders and insects.

Umpherston Cave, Mount Gambier, South Australia
Umpherston Sinkhole, or Sunken Garden, is a spectacular garden in the beautiful Mount Gambier region. A long time ago, it was originally a limestone cave, the result of seawater waves corroding the rocks to create a sinkhole. The limestone crater is around 50m across and 20m deep. The name Upherston comes from its creator, James Umpherston.

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