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Betsy - Edward River Caravan Hire
- Location and Distance
Deniliquin
- Price
- From$120per day
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- Owner Name
Donna
- Reviews
4.9 (40)
- Pet friendly
- Berths
2
Your Western NSW adventure starts here.
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Start your journey with campervan hire in Bathurst & Western NSW
Starting a road trip or camping adventure in Western or Outback NSW? Explore far and wide with Camplify for easy, affordable campervan hire in Dubbo, Tamworth, Bathurst and surrounds. Camplify is the leading van-sharing platform, giving you access to 1-person, 2-person, and even 5+ person vans from locals in your area. You can even bring the pets.
When you use Camplify for your caravan, camper or motorhome hire in Tamworth, Dubbo or other Western NSW areas, you receive comprehensive damage cover, 24/7 roadside assistance and our friendly support staff available around the clock. It makes it easy to see more, spend less, exploring Outback NSW and going off the beaten track. Plus, hiring a van from locals means you can tap into those insider tips. See how it works.
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Why choose Camplify to start your adventure with motorhome hire in Dubbo or surrounding areas? Here's what sets us apart:
- Hire from your locals: Connect with local residents sharing their vehicles. Not only will you get that community spirit, but you’ll also get those insider tips on the best local spots.
- Perfect for any escape: From weekend trips to Bourke or week-long treks from Western NSW to Sydney, drive with confidence with the right van for your journey - be it a towable caravan, cosy campervan, or spacious motorhome.
- Flexible pickup and delivery: Our platform connects you with owners offering convenient options for your trip. Pick up the vehicle yourself, have it delivered to your Western NSW address, or even to your destination. Find the service that suits you best for a smooth start to your getaway.
Experience the freedom of the open road and rediscover your own backyard with Camplify - the smart choice for caravan, campervan and motorhome hire in Tamworth and surrounding Western NSW areas.
Best destinations to visit in Western NSW once you’ve sorted your campervan hire in Bathurst & surrounds
Outback NSW
Take a road trip and explore the stunning Outback NSW landscapes and fascinating landmarks. Visit Broken Hill, one of Australia’s oldest towns, and explore its art galleries and museums. Learn about the history of the region at the Outback Heritage Centre or take a scenic drive around the Silver City Highway.
Go 4WDing and spot wildlife, camp in one of the many national parks, or go stargazing to witness the dark night sky in all its glory. Make sure you stop off at the iconic ‘Big Things’ along the way, including the Big Merino and the Big Prawn. Outback NSW is an unforgettable destination!
Dubbo
Dubbo is the place that offers a wide variety of activities, from visiting the Taronga Western Plains Zoo and meeting some of the most emblematic animals of Australia, to taking a walk through the historic Old Dubbo Gaol and learning about the city's convict past.
Another thing you can do is explore Wellington's stunning caves and marvel at the incredible limestone formations. Discover fascinating Aboriginal history at the Dubbo Aboriginal Cultural Centre or take a look at the area's gold rush history at the Gold Rush Tourist Centre. Afterwards, head to the Macquarie River for fishing or a leisurely picnic.
Broken Hill
Broken Hill is another iconic outback town in western New South Wales. Discover the region's unique art at the Pro Hart Gallery or explore the history of mining at the Line of Lode Mineral Museum. Head to the famed Sculpture Symposium and marvel at the incredible sculptures made from local red sandstone. Drive to nearby Mutawintji National Park and marvel at the stunning sandstone gorges, or hike through nearby ghost towns and abandoned mines.
Mudgee
Mudgee is a charming rural town, located in Central West NSW, has plenty of activities for the whole family. Start your day visiting the wineries, learning about the wine-making process and sampling the delicious local drops. Take a drive to Gulgong and explore its gold rush history, or take a stroll around the Old Mudgee Gaol and uncover its convict past. The nearby national parks are great for bushwalking, bird watching and taking in the stunning scenery.
The best time start your trip from Western NSW with campervan, caravan or motorhome hire
The best time to start your trip from Western NSW in a motorhome, caravan or campervan is probably during spring and autumn, when temperatures are mild and days are usually sunny, but it all depends on what your plans are.
In summer, you can enjoy a day of swimming and sunbathing on the pristine beaches of Byron Bay or take a scenic drive up to Port Macquarie and explore the marine life and unique coastal towns. For the adventurous, there is plenty of beach-side hiking, biking, and camping to be found.
During the shoulder seasons, explore the region and take in some of the breathtaking scenery. Visit the Warrumbungle National Park and marvel at the stunning volcanic landscape; take a guided walk around Mungo National Park to explore the ancient sand dunes; or enjoy a picnic in the lush surrounds of the Blue Mountains National Park. For the adventurous, there are plenty of activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, and canoeing to be enjoyed.
Winter is the perfect time to explore the region's many museums, monuments and cities, such as the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, where you can learn about the country's history. You can also take a trip to Bathurst to see the famous Mount Panorama racetrack. In Dubbo, explore the Western Plains Zoo to see the area's native wildlife. Tour the quaint towns of Orange and Mudgee, known for their vineyards and wineries, or explore the ancient rock art of Mungo National Park.
Need inspiration for your Western NSW camping & Bathurst campervan hire adventure?
Not sure where to explore in your campervan hire in Tamworth, Bathurst, Dubbo or surrounds? Western NSW offers incredible diversity from wine regions to outback landscapes. Here's some inspiration to kickstart your journey:
Quick getaways (1-3 days)
Central West NSW Road Trip: Experience the historic towns and wine regions of the Central West.
Sydney to Dubbo Road Trip: A perfect weekend adventure through the Blue Mountains to Western NSW (400 km, 5 hours).
Bathurst Camping Guide: Discover the best spots around Australia's oldest inland settlement (200 km from Sydney, 3 hours).
Longer adventures (4-7 days)
Sydney to Tamworth Road Trip: Journey through Western NSW to New England region (410 km, 5 hours).
Warrumbungles Adventure: Explore Australia's only Dark Sky Park and ancient volcanic landscapes (500 km from Sydney, 6 hours).
Extended explorations (1 week+)
New England Region Must-Dos: Experience the high country and stunning national parks.
Outback NSW Journey: Venture into the real outback of Western NSW.
Tips for stargazers
Stargazing in the Warrumbungles: Expert guide to experiencing Australia's best dark sky destination.
Top 5 campgrounds and caravan parks in Western NSW:
NRMA Bathurst Panorama Holiday Park: Perfect base for exploring the Central West, situated in historic Bathurst (200 km from Sydney).
Features: Powered sites, camp kitchen, amenities block
Nearby attractions: Mount Panorama, Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum
Dubbo City Holiday Park: Central location in Dubbo (400 km from Sydney).
Features: Pool, camp kitchen, large sites
Nearby attractions: Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Old Dubbo Gaol
Lake Burrendong Holiday Park: Located between Wellington and Orange (340 km from Sydney).
Features: Waterfront sites, boat ramp, fishing facilities
Perfect for: Water sports, fishing, relaxation
Warrumbungle National Park Camping: Premier stargazing location (500 km from Sydney).
Features: Dark sky viewing area, basic facilities
Best for: Astronomy enthusiasts, bushwalkers
Orange Colour City Caravan Park: Located in the heart of wine country (260 km from Sydney).
Features: Modern facilities, winter-ready powered sites
Nearby attractions: Wineries, Mount Canobolas, food trails
Hire a van in Western NSW: Frequently Asked Questions
These are some of the questions most frequently asked by our customers. If you don't find the answer you are looking for or need more information, please have a look at our help section.
How to hire a campervan, motorhome or caravan in Western NSW?
Once you have chosen a van, select your dates and send a booking request to the owner and discuss your trip. Once the owner approves your booking you can make a secure payment via our platform.
When the first day of the booking arrives you'll meet with the owner to pick-up the van (some owners will also drop-off to your holiday location). They'll guide you through using the van and submit a pre-condition report to our platform. On return, they submit a post-hire condition report as part of the handover.
How much does it cost to rent a campervan, motorhome or caravan in Western NSW?
Prices for motorhomes and campervans in Western NSW typically range from $60 to $350 per day. Prices are set by the owner and tend to vary depending on how far in advance you book, the time of year, the type of van you choose and its features (beds, kitchen, amenities, etc.).
How old do I have to be to hire a van in Western NSW?
Licensed drivers must be between 21 and 85 years of age and hold a full and valid licence that is not subject to any restrictions or conditions. Probationary licence holders and learner drivers are not accepted.
What’s required to hire or drive a van in Western NSW?
To hire a motorhome or campervan in Western NSW, a full and valid driver's licence is required. According to the NSW Government, if you are visiting the state, you can drive with your interstate or foreign licence as long as "it is current and does not change your status as a tourist or visitor". In addition, you must carry:
your foreign driver licence written in English; or,
your international driving permit accompanied by your foreign driver licence; or,
your foreign driver licence that is not in English accompanied by an official English translation of the licence.
An official translation is a translation issued by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters or by a translator accredited by the Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators.
