Compare campervans, motorhomes and RVs to hire in Norfolk, listed by private owners and local hire businesses. See prices, photos and reviews for campervan hire in the UK, then book online with insurance included.
Norfolk is flat, quiet and easy to drive — the Broads’ waterways, a long unspoilt coastline, and some of the most relaxed campervan touring in England. Enter your Norfolk postcode on the search page, set a collection radius, and you will see insured campervans and motorhomes from owners and operators across the county.
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Campervans and motorhomes for hire in Norfolk
The choice runs from 2-berth camper vans — a converted van that sleeps two and drives much like a large car — to 6-berth motorhomes with a full kitchen and bathroom. A berth is a sleeping space, so a 4-berth sleeps four. Norfolk’s flat, open roads are easy going for any size of vehicle. See camper van hire and motorhome hire.
Price follows the same pattern wherever you hire: the smallest camper van is consistently the cheapest option, a 6-berth motorhome the most expensive, and the price per night usually drops the longer you book for. Booking in the school holidays, especially August, costs noticeably more than spring or autumn. Enter your dates on the search page for a real price rather than a generic average — see motorhome hire prices for more on what moves it.
Where to collect a campervan in Norfolk
Vehicles are listed across Norwich and into the coastal towns and the Broads. A 20–30 mile radius in the search shows the full choice.
Best places to go in Norfolk
- The Norfolk Broads — a national park of rivers and lakes, about 10 miles from Norwich, 2–4 days. Best combined with a boat trip if you have time.
- The North Norfolk coast — Wells-next-the-Sea, Holkham’s beach and Cromer, about 30 miles, 2–4 days. Wide sands and traditional seaside towns.
- Norwich itself — a cathedral city with an easy base for exploring either direction.
- Suffolk and the Heritage Coast — about 30 miles south, 2–4 days. An easy extension into Southwold and Aldeburgh.
Campsites in Norfolk
- Deer’s Glade Caravan and Camping Park, near Norwich — a well-run woodland site handy for the Broads and the coast.
- Kelling Heath Holiday Park — on the North Norfolk coast, close to Wells and Cromer.
When to travel
July and August are the busiest, dearest weeks and the closest vans book first — reserve three to four months ahead. Spring and September are cheaper and quieter, and the coast and Broads are pleasant well outside the school holidays.
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Campervan and motorhome hire in Norfolk — FAQs
How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Norfolk?
It depends mainly on the vehicle size, the season and how long you hire for. A small camper van is consistently the cheapest option and a large motorhome the most expensive; booking in the school holidays, especially August, costs noticeably more than spring or autumn; and the price per night usually drops the longer you book for. Enter your dates on the search page to see live prices. See motorhome hire prices for more on what moves the price.
Where can I pick up a campervan in Norfolk?
Owners list vehicles across Norwich and into the coastal towns and the Broads. A 20–30 mile radius in the search shows the full choice.
Can I drive a motorhome on a normal car licence?
Yes, for almost all of them. A full UK car licence covers vehicles up to 3,500 kg — every camper van and most 2 to 6-berth motorhomes. The listing flags any that need a C1 licence.
Are there dog-friendly campervans in Norfolk?
Yes — many owners set their vans up for dogs, which suits the coast and Broads walking well. Filter for pet-friendly vehicles and check the owner’s policy. See dog-friendly campervan hire.
How far in advance should I book?
For summer, three to four months ahead — the nearest vehicles go first. Off-season, a few weeks is usually enough.