Beach today. Mountains tomorrow.

Camplify is Australia's largest campervan, motorhome and caravan hire marketplace. Rather than booking through a big rental company, you hire directly from local owners who know their vehicle inside out. There are 21,000+ vehicles listed across the country, with 124,000+ five-star reviews and 270,000+ trips completed. It's a genuine community of people who love getting out on the road.

Search by location and dates, browse the listings that suit your trip, then put in a booking request. No upfront payment is needed at that stage. Once the owner accepts, you verify your identity and pay your deposit. Vehicles are available across all major cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, as well as plenty of regional areas. Many owners can arrange pickup near airports or the CBD. From there you organise collection, or opt for delivery to your campsite. The owner walks you through the vehicle at handover and you're off.

Budget campervans on Camplify typically start around $80 to $120 per day. More fitted-out or newer conversions can sit higher depending on the owner's pricing. The total you pay includes the daily rate, your chosen damage protection level and any delivery fee if applicable. You'll see the full cost before you confirm anything.

Mid-range motorhomes generally run from $120 to $200 per day. Larger, more fully equipped motorhomes with multiple beds and full bathrooms can go from $200 to $350 per day or above. Pricing depends on the size, age and condition of the vehicle and the time of year. The full breakdown is shown at checkout before you commit.

Caravans typically range from around $80 to $250 per day depending on size, age and features. If you're going for a delivery and setup option rather than towing it yourself, factor in the delivery fee on top, which varies by distance. As with all listings, the total is shown before you confirm your booking.

Every booking comes with damage protection, 24/7 roadside assistance across Australia and secure payment handling. A refundable security bond is also held at the time of hire and returned after your trip provided there's no damage. You get a proper walkthrough from the owner at pickup so you know how everything works. What else is included (linen, kitchen gear, camp chairs and so on) varies by listing, so it's worth checking the details before you book.

No. A standard Australian car licence is all you need. Campervans are based on regular vans and fall well within the weight limit for a car licence, so if you can drive a car you can drive a campervan.

It depends on the size. Most motorhomes can be driven on a standard car licence. However, larger motorhomes over 4.5 tonnes GVM require a light rigid (LR) or medium rigid (MR) licence. The requirement is listed on each motorhome listing, so check before you book if you're unsure which category your chosen vehicle falls into.

No special licence is required to tow a caravan in Australia. What you do need is a tow vehicle with enough towing capacity to handle the caravan's weight, along with a compatible tow bar. The caravan's weight and any towing requirements are listed on every caravan listing. If you don't have a suitable tow vehicle, many owners offer delivery and setup at your campsite instead.

Message your owner first through the app. Most things get sorted quickly that way. If it's a breakdown, your roadside assistance is available 24/7 anywhere in the country. For anything the owner can't resolve within 12 hours, our support team steps in to help.

A campervan is a converted van you drive yourself, usually compact and easy to park, which makes it good for couples or anyone who wants to keep things flexible. A motorhome is bigger, with a full kitchen, bathroom and proper sleeping areas built in, which suits families or longer trips where comfort is a priority. A caravan gets towed behind your own car and is usually set up at a site for the duration of your stay. All three are available across Australia on Camplify.

Yes, a lot of owners offer delivery and will bring the vehicle fully set up to your holiday park or campsite. It's popular with people who want to stay in one spot or just don't want to deal with the drive. Filter by Deliver in the search to find listings that offer it in your area.

Larger motorhomes almost always do. Campervans are more mixed, some are simple conversions with no bathroom facilities at all, others have a compact wet room. Each listing tells you exactly what's included, so you can filter by what matters to you before you get in touch with an owner.

For a family of four, most people find a motorhome with at least four berths works well. Look for listings that specify a fixed double or queen bed for the adults plus bunks or a separate sleeping area for kids. If you want a proper onboard bathroom too, filter for motorhomes that list that as a feature. Reading through previous reviews from families is a good way to get a feel for how a particular vehicle handles a full family load.

Most people find they get comfortable within the first hour or so. The main adjustments are the width and height, particularly when reversing and parking. Your owner will walk you through everything at pickup and can point out any quirks specific to their vehicle. Starting on quieter roads to build confidence is a good idea if it's your first time.

Absolutely. Many caravan owners will deliver and set up the van at your campsite so you never need to tow at all. If you do want to tow, make sure your vehicle has a tow bar and enough towing capacity for the van's weight. That weight is listed on every caravan listing.

It depends on the owner. Some vehicles come with unlimited kilometres, others include a daily allowance and charge per kilometre after that. If you're planning a longer trip, check the listing details or ask the owner upfront.

It varies by listing. Plenty of owners include the basics like kitchen gear, a table, chairs and sometimes bedding or sleeping bags. Others offer those as optional extras. Check the listing before you book so you know what to pack.

Lots of owners on Camplify are happy to have dogs along. Use the pet-friendly filter in the search to find them. Always confirm with the owner before booking, and keep in mind some do charge a small extra cleaning fee.

Australian owners earn up to $10,000 a year sharing their vehicle on Camplify. The average first booking brings in around $880. What you earn depends on the type of vehicle, where you're based, how well the listing is presented and how often you make it available. You set your own prices and availability, so you stay in control of when it goes out and to whom. Use the earnings calculator for a more specific estimate.

Nothing upfront. It's free to create an account and list your campervan, motorhome or caravan. No subscription, no listing fee. Camplify takes a 16% commission when a booking is completed. If your vehicle is sitting in the driveway most of the year, it's worth looking at what it could be earning.

Yes. Every hire includes damage protection and liability cover through MyWay Mutual, which is set up specifically for this type of hire. Hirers have their licence and identity verified before any booking is confirmed. You're also covered by $20 million public liability protection. You stay in full control of your pricing, your availability and who you accept bookings from. Full details are on the owner protection page.