Have you ever noticed how those little extras can make a budget-friendly rental into a surprise expense? We totally get it! That’s why we include everything you need for a fantastic experience—tables and chairs, recovery equipment, unlimited kilometers, and so much more! Our rates vary based on several factors, including the type of vehicle you choose, your pickup location, the selected liability reduction option, and seasonal demand.  Use our online quote tool for an instant estimate! Want to talk to a real human? Book a phone consultation with us and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have. That’s the special “Crikey” customer service experience you deserve!

We have three depots conveniently located in WA and NT. Our depots are located in:

Perth

Broome

Darwin

Our On-Road Suite Caravan is available from our Perth depot, while our 4WD & Off-Road Safari Camper Package can be picked up and dropped off at any depot, making it easy to plan your holiday.

Yes. We have three Liability Reduction Options that affect how much the bond and daily rate is. Please view our Liability Reduction Options here.

Absolutely! You can take any of our vehicles on an interstate journey for a seamless adventure across Australia. However, please ensure to pick up or return the vehicle at one of our designated depot locations to avoid incurring an additional fee.

When you’re ready to pick up your rental vehicle, coming prepared can make all the difference for a smooth and hassle-free experience! Here’s a handy list of must-bring items to ensure you’re all set:

Valid Driver’s License for Everyone Driving: Don’t forget to bring a current and valid driver’s license for all drivers who will be behind the wheel! This is a must-have for any car rental. If you’re carrying an international driver’s license, we’ll need a certified English translation along with the original document.

Credit Card: Make sure to have a credit card in the name of the primary driver. This is required for the security deposit and payment.

Returning your hire vehicle can be a breeze if you know what to do! Here are some friendly reminders to ensure a smooth process:

Check the fuel level: Make sure to refuel to the agreed level before returning the vehicle. This can save you extra fees!

Cleanliness counts: In the 4WD adventure hire idustry It is a requirement that you wash the outside of your vehicle and vacuum inside to get rid of any noticable dirt or sand. A tidy vehicle not only shows respect but can also prevent cleaning charges.

Return on time: Timely returns help keep things running smoothly for everyone and aviods late fee charges.

Inspect together: If possible, do a quick walk-around with the rental staff to note any pre-existing damage.

At Crikey Camper Hire, all our campers, caravans, and 4WD vehicles come with insurance. However, keep in mind that you will be responsible for the excess fee if an accident occurs. Want to know more about your liability? Take a look at our Liability Reduction Options for additional information! While our Liability Reduction Options cover damage or accidents related to our vehicles, they don’t protect you against other unexpected challenges during your trip. That’s why we strongly recommend getting Travel Insurance. It offers peace of mind and helps protect you from various issues outside your control, including trip cancellations, delayed departures, medical emergencies, lost or stolen items, and accidental injuries you may cause.

The term RV, short for Recreational Vehicle, originated in North America and includes a variety of vehicles designed for comfortable road living. RVs are mainly divided into two categories:

Motorised RVs: This category includes motorhomes and campervans, which do not require towing, offering a cozy and comfortable living space for travelers on the go.

Towable RVs: Caravans (also known as travel trailers) are designed to be towed by another vehicle. They provide the flexibility to detach your vehicle while leaving your accommodation behind, all while still delivering a comfortable living environment.

In Australia and New Zealand, people typically refer to caravans simply as “caravans” or “vans,” without classifying them as RVs. It’s worth noting that the definition of RV can vary by region. For instance, in Europe, RV usually refers to motorhomes and campervans, while caravans are called “touring caravans.”

We know that accidents happen and can’t always be forseen. If you encounter an incident, you can fill out our accident report form or contact us directly at 1300 63 64 00.