Do you dream of touring Ireland? Hire a campervan or motorhome and discover the Emerald Isle on a holiday like no other! Explore this wonderful country from top to bottom and at your own pace in a motorhome. Pick up your campervan rental from our Dublin depot and embark on a journey to unmissable destinations including Clare, Cork, Galway and Donegal. Or head into Dublin city centre for a tour of the Guinness Storehouse, watch Riverdance the play or visit the wonderful Temple Bar area.
The Wild Atlantic Way, one of the longest defined coastal routes in the world at 2,500km in length, needs all the time you can give it. Kiss the Blarney Stone in Cork, surf some waves at Bundoran beach in Donegal or visit Malin Head, the most northerly point of Ireland. This unmissable route is a must-see when you visit Ireland.
The country of Ireland is filled with jaw-dropping landscapes, stunningly beautiful scenic road trips and of course Guinness and Whiskey. Recently voted as one of the 20 most beautiful countries in the world’s 20 most beautiful countries by Rough Guide readers, the Isle of Arran, Cliffs of Moher and Dingle are all unmissable stops along the infamous Wild Atlantic Way road trip.
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Ireland’s most infamous driving route, stretching through nine counties. Explore everything Ireland has to offer along this glorious route with Ireland campervan rental.
Lively pubs, cobbled streets, live folk music, and great pints of Guinness. Temple bar is a must-see in Dublin.
Stunning scenery, rugged cliffs, sandy beaches and rolling hills. Dingle Peninsula is the perfect stop on any Irish motorhome road trip.
Three islands off the coast of the west of Ireland. Wild landscapes, famous knitted jumpers and islands full of culture and heritage.
Glorious stretches of white sand beaches, striking coastal landscapes and rural seaside towns.
Ireland’s largest national park is unmissable. Ideal for your Ireland motorhome hire road trip!
Visit the home of Guinness at St. James’s Gate and learn about how this famous Irish drink is made – you can even pour your own!
Traditional Irish bread made of flour, baking soda, salt and buttermilk. Best served covered in butter…
Made from root vegetables and usually either lamb or beef. Ideal on a chilly day to help warm up in your campervan hire.
Sweeter and richer than soda bread, wheaten bread makes the perfect side to some Irish stew.
Creamy mashed potatoes with scallions, butter and milk. A sure hit on your motorhome hire adventure.
Eagle Point Camping and Caravan accommodation overlooking Bantry Bay, West Cork, in South West Ireland. Perfect for touring the West Cork region.
Clifden ECO Campsite, Multi-Award Winning, CO2 Neutral, Listed Geosite. Natural beauty, sandy beaches, breathtaking sunsets and cosy campfires in Connemara, this campsite has it all.
Portsalon Luxury Camping is located in a stunning coastal setting in the North of Donegal. The ideal starting location for beginning your Wild Atlantic Way road trip.
Rosguill Park is a Caravan and Camping Holiday park with beach view sites, suitable for campervans, motorhomes and tents.
A great location on the Ring of Kerry. The waterside location is quiet and peaceful with beautiful views.
Situated on the west side of the beautiful Isle of Barra, with prime views of the Atlantic, Wavecrest is an ideal location to pitch or park your motorhome.
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Walking trails, beautiful scenery and visitor exhbitions at the National Park Visitor Centre. Could you ask for much more on your campervan rental road trip?
Gaelic games stadium in Dublin, often referred to as ‘Croker’ by GAA fans. This is the principal national stadium of Ireland.
A remote, hidden and beautiful beach in County Donegal. The drive is both winding and stunning at the same time – try not to get too distracted with the views in your motorhome hire!
Stunning landscapes, rich heritage and colourful streets. Known as ‘The Gourmet Capital of Ireland’, there is plenty of delicious food to eat.
The full brewery experience is all about Ireland’s most famous beer. Includes a rooftop bar, tastings and the chance to pour your own pint.
The home of the Blarney Stone is filled with rich history and culture.
Undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most stunning natural attractions. 700ft cliffs of wild limestone for you to explore.
The largest continuous upland area in Ireland. A picturesque destination for your Irish campervan hire journey.
Previously a prison in Dublin and is now a museum. Many Irish revolutionaries, including the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising, were imprisoned and executed here by the UK Government. A must-see historical sight.
Known as one of the best surfing spots in Ireland, perfect for beginners or advanced surfers to catch some waves in your Ireland motorhome rental.
The Blarney Stone is built into the battlements of Blarney Castle. Legend has it that kissing the stone endows the kisser with the gift of the gab.
Nicknamed ‘the Reek’, Croagh Patrick is famed for its Patrician Pilgrimage in honour of Saint Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint.
Secluded beaches, breathtaking sunsets over dramatic Atlantic waves, stunning headlands, 4 seasons in a day and a surplus of sheep. This is Ireland in all its glory, ideal for your Irish campervan hire route.
A 180km scenic route around County Kerry. Filled with plenty of rugged and verdant coastal landscapes and rural seaside villages.
Ireland’s Ancient East encompasses County Cavan, Longford, Louth, Meath, Monaghan and Westmeath. Where vibrant history and heritage meet modern life. Perfect for hitting the open road in your campervan hire.
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At Bunk Campers, all of our campervans and motorhomes for hire in Ireland are under 3500kg so can be driven with a normal ‘B’ car driving licence.
The cost of campervan hire in Ireland will vary depending on the season, pick up location, and vehicle type. Our prices are lower in the off season (Nov-March) with July and August being the most expensive time to hire a campervan in Ireland.
To check availability and pricing, use the quote and book button on our website, email [email protected] or call us to speak to our team.
Bunk Campers are the only campervan and motorhome hire company in Ireland with depots in both Dublin and Belfast. Our Dublin depot is conveniently located close to Dublin airport. Our Belfast depot is south of the city centre in Carryduff making it easy and convenient to get on the open road.
We also offer one-way rentals across Ireland meaning you can collect your campervan or motorhome from Bunk Campers depot in Dublin and drop off in Belfast, or vice-versa. You can book a one-way rental in Ireland directly on our website.
Drivers can be aged 21-79 years old to hire a campervan in Ireland with Bunk Campers, provided they meet the usual driving licence criteria outlined in our terms and conditions. All of our rentals include fully comprehensive insurance for the driver(s).
Visit our driver eligibility page for information on important driving criteria to know before you get out on the road.
Parking up for the night on the side of the road or in fields, sometimes known as wild camping, is not permitted in Ireland and Northern Ireland. There are designated areas such as campsites or low-cost alternatives for overnight stays.
You should be able to park in most shopping centres, service stops and farms for short-term parking on trips & visits to the shop. Read our Camping Guide for more information.
The cost of parking your campervan depends on if you choose to stay in a designated campsite or one of the low-cost alternatives. Campsites range from €25- €60 per night depending on the location and facilities.
For parking, campervans and motorhomes are subject to the same rules as cars and other vehicles. Parking in built up areas will generally range from around €2.50- €10 per hour.
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Campervan Holiday Checklist
Our holiday checklist gives you advice and tips on what to bring for your comfort and convenience.
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As there are no travel restrictions across our destinations, we are delighted to welcome back international and domestic guests.
Looking after your campervan
Here is all you need to know from parking up to plugging in, campervan cleaning tips and campervan maintenance.
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