Campervan & Motorhome Hire Devon

You collect your campervan from the owner’s listed pick-up point in or near Devon. The exact collection details are shown on each van page before booking, helping you plan around Exeter, Plymouth, Barnstaple, Totnes or local village pick-up points. Once you are on the road, Dartmoor, Exmoor, North Devon beaches, the South Hams and the Jurassic Coast are all realistic directions for the first leg of your trip.

You can build a brilliant road trip from Devon around Dartmoor, Exmoor, Croyde, Woolacombe, Totnes, Dartmouth, Salcombe and the Jurassic Coast. It is a county made for slow touring, with moorland one day and surf beaches the next. From Devon, check drive times carefully, as the prettiest countryside and coastal roads often take longer than the mileage suggests.

Campervan-friendly sites are available around Devon, with useful options near Croyde, Woolacombe, Dartmoor, Exmoor, South Hams, Totnes and Dartmouth. Coastal campsites can sell out fast in summer, especially near Croyde, Woolacombe and Dartmouth. The best campsite near Devon depends on whether you want facilities, views, event access or somewhere simple for a one-night stopover.

Do not rely on being able to wild camp in a campervan around Devon’s beaches, moors and rural lanes. Around Devon’s beaches, moors and rural lanes, permission is normally needed and local parking rules still apply. For Devon trips, use campsites or authorised overnight stops where possible, especially in busy beauty spots or near residential areas.

Yes, a campervan can be a handy base for events near Devon. Beautiful Days, Sidmouth Folk Festival, Devon County Show, GoldCoast Oceanfest and Dartmouth Royal Regatta can all be built into a coast-and-countryside route. For a Devon event weekend, having your own bed, kitchen and storage can make things easier, but check campervan passes, campsites and parking rules before you travel.

You can hire a campervan in Devon from £90 per night. In Devon, the price varies by van, season and trip length, with peak dates usually booking up sooner. For a surf break, a folk festival weekend or a Dartmoor-to-coast road trip, compare layout, location and included kit as well as the nightly rate.

Yes! You can head west to Cornwall or east to Somerset – both around an hour away – or take the ferry from Plymouth to France or Spain…

Well, we all know campervan holidays are the best kind of holidays. Freedom, flexibility and access to nature with none of the tent erecting, uncomfortable beds and squatting over a camping stove.

All our Devon pick-up points are convenient to access by road or rail and Exeter airport has international connections. So your holiday will start stress free and that will continue as you enjoy the scenic drives along Devon’s quiet roads.

Plus, with hundreds of campsites to choose from, it’s easy to find the perfect place to sleep every night (for more info on how to find the perfect campsite, read our handy guide).

At Quirky Campers, we’re all about making your trip as unique and memorable as possible! Our fleet of handcrafted campervans is designed to take you on your next adventure with flair. Whether you’re travelling with kids, going off-grid, or exploring the EU – our diverse range of vans has got you covered.

Our friendly support team is here to answer any questions, and our booking system is a breeze to use. When you choose Quirky Campers, you’re not just hiring a van, but you’re embarking on a journey in a one-of-a-kind van you won’t find anywhere else. Get ready to hit the road in style and make your next adventure truly extraordinary!

If you’re looking for a romantic getaway without kids, Devon is ideal. Stroll along coastal paths, visit stately homes, gardens and elegant towns such as Torquay or Chagford, and dine on delicious seafood in Salcombe. However, if you prefer to travel with the whole family, we have a selection of family-friendly vans for hire that can hold a large number of passengers!

There is something for everyone here. If you love adventures in the fresh air, head for the coastal paths, natural moorland and rolling hills for wildlife. If you prefer to seek out some thrills, explore a range of activities including water sports, cycling and hiking.

Then refresh yourself at a country pub with a cider or two!