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Road Genius compares campervan and motorhome rentals across multiple suppliers in Ireland. Most international visitors collect vehicles near Dublin Airport, though Shannon and Cork airports also have rental fleets. Ireland is compact, making one-way rentals unnecessary for most trips, but Atlantic weather changes quickly.
During off-peak seasons (autumn and winter), expect to pay €50 to €150 per day for rentals, while prices rise to €100 to €250 in peak seasons (spring and summer).
Use our comparison feature for the latest rates. Most rental companies require a 3-7 day minimum hire. Extra costs may apply for deposits, insurance, mileage or equipment.
| Period | Average High °C / °F | Good time? |
|---|---|---|
| Dec–Feb | 8 / 46 | Rarely |
| Mar–May | 12 / 54 | Yes for fewer crowds |
| Jun–Aug | 19 / 66 | Yes for warmest weather |
| Sep–Nov | 14 / 57 | Yes if you can manage rain |
| Place | Services | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camac Valley Tourist Caravan Park, Dublin | Full services | Bus to city center, large paved pitches | Summer booking needed well in advance |
| Killarney Fossa Caravan & Camping Park, Co. Kerry | Full services | Located on Ring of Kerry scenic route | Very busy in July–August |
| Clifden Eco Beach Camping, Connemara | Water and electricity | Beach access, excellent for stargazing | Maximum vehicle length 7.5 m |
| Strandhill Caravan Park, Sligo | Water and electricity | Surfing areas and ocean views | Closed November–March |
| Wild camping on public land outside National Parks | No services | Free, remote natural areas | Not permitted in parks or within 200 m of houses |
In Ireland, most campervan rental companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old. You may also need to have had your driver's license for a certain duration, typically between 2 to 5 years. Some vehicles may not be available to those under 25.
To find suitable options, simply input the driver's age in our search tool, and it will display vehicles you can rent.
A full driver's license is necessary and if you're a younger driver, extra insurance might be needed.
In Ireland, most land is privately owned, so you need permission from the landowner to camp there. While free camping is generally not allowed, some national parks do permit it. Remember to always clean up after yourself and follow local guidelines. Before you go, check online or visit an information center to learn about the rules in the area you want to explore.
Ireland has more than 100 campsites available with prices beginning at approximately €15 per night.
To rent a campervan in the Republic of Ireland, you must have a valid manual driver's license for at least 2 years. This license lets you drive a European category B vehicle with a weight limit of 3,500kg. If your license is from outside the UK, EEA, or Switzerland, you'll need an international driving permit.
Absolutely! Although Northern Ireland is part of the UK, many campervan rental suppliers have locations in both the UK and Ireland.
Traveling one-way is a popular choice, allowing you to explore more during your trip.
Keep in mind that extra fees for one-way rentals might apply. The Road Genius comparison tool will include these costs in your final price.
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