Book a MotorHome
Enter the dates and check the availability of our Motorhome, select Motorhome in the list and proceed with the booking, or scroll down the page and click on the image of the Motorhome you are interested in and book it directly!
The option “EU insurance rate for travel to Europe” (£ 95) is available during the booking process
Booking is simple!
3 Days minimum for Motorhome Bookings
Elvis (King of the road!)
The Elddis Majestic 196 is a superb low-line 6-berth Motorhome with an electric drop-down bed over the large front lounge. In addition, it features a family-size kitchen and bathroom and a lovely light rear lounge which makes up into a huge double bed. The Majestic 196 comes equipped with 6 dedicated seatbelts so the whole family can travel in safety. This layout is the perfect option for adventurous families!
Wanda
The Majestic 155 low-line motorhome offers the luxury of a fixed bed and lots of lounging space with additional fold-out travel seats so four can travel in safety. This layout is the perfect option for two or four!
- Unlimited mileage
- Tax
- Two Named Drivers
- Fully comprehensive insurance
- 24 hour breakdown cover
- Low emission zone (LEZ) compliant
- Bicycle rack
- Awning
- Reversing Camera
- Kitchen Equipment
- Gas Bottle
- Free parking at our secure depot in Lewes, East Sussex
Our brand-new motorhomes based in Lewes East Sussex are an ideal way to discover and explore new holiday and travel destinations, in the knowledge that you are completely self-sufficient within the safety of your family or friend bubble.
Each of our motorhomes are a well-appointed home from home, ideal for mini breaks or long getaways.
The motorhomes living and dining area provides space to relax and share meals around an extendable table. The fully fitted kitchenette is well equipped with everything you would expect, including utensils, crockery, cutlery and glassware. The motorhome has a perfectly formed, washroom with a flush toilet, washbasin and enclosed shower, plus all the usual essentials, including hand wash, toilet rolls and cleaner, meaning you only need to pack personal wash bags.
Dotty
Model - Dethleffs Eurostyle T 7057 EBL (Dotty) - 2 Berth, Manual, Bike Racks, Reverse Camera, Built-in navigation - 4 Seats
The motorhomes come fully equipped with Reversing camera, heating system, hot water, bike racks, awning and much more.
The motorhomes also benefits from the latest audio technology, with a touch screen DAB radio, Bluetooth connectivity, USB input and MP3 player.
All included within the motorhome hire cost.
Our motorhomes are available to view at our depot in Lewes, East Sussex before you hire (by appointment)
We offer bed linen and towel hire at a cost of just £50 per rental period.
This is the only optional extra you will have to consider as everything else is included within our motorhome hire cost.
Unlike many other motorhome rental companies our pricing is simple you pay a fixed price of between £149.50-£161.00 per day (depending on the motorhome) for off peak hire periods (October to March) and £172.50-£184.00 per day for peak hire periods (April to September). We don’t charge for additional drivers, excess mileage dogs or children!.
Beginners guide to renting a Recreational Vehicle
If the possibility of renting a Recreational Vehicle (RV) this year was never in your plans then you might want to starting thinking about it now.
The idea of an RV vacation with your friends or family is looking more attractive than ever.
Having your own private space where you can control what and who comes in and out may be the driving force.
Many people wanting to travel this year will be destined to try out an RV holiday for the first time.
Demand for Recreational Vehicles is soaring, with first-time RV renters in particular causing phones to ring off the hook.
And they have a lot of questions?
Of course, knowing how to rent an RV takes a little more research than renting a van or a car but it?s less intimidating than most people think.
To get you started, read on for everything a first-timer should know when considering an RV rental, and you’ll be hitting the road in no time.
What size of Recreational Vehicle to start with?
All RVs are divided into A, B, and C classifications which relate to the size of the RV.
Limit yourself to B and C classes if you?re a first-time renter, since they?re smaller and easier to manoeuvre than the bus-like Class A RV?s
Class B motorhomes are normally between 4.2 and 6.6 metres long.
Class B motorhomes are basically camper vans, ideal for between 2 and 4 people traveling together.
Class C motorhomes, usually between 6.3 and 10 metres long, have an overhead cab area that provides extra space for sleeping, in addition to the larger interior space?ideal for families of up to six.
Class A RVs are far larger up to 14 metres long?think Rockstar tour truck! Class A motorhomes drive like the big buses they are!
If you decide to rent a class A RV make sure you have the correct license credentials!
What model of motorhome or campervan to rent?
After deciding on the right RV class, choosing the specific model to rent will depend on the RVs available near you.
There are some standards you can count on across the board, including campsite hook-up tools like sewer hoses and electric cables, small kitchens (with a two to four burner stoves, microwave, and small fridge), and bathrooms with a toilet, small sink, and shower drain on the floor. But some rentals will also come with kitchen accessories, like pots and pans; others may come with outdoor chairs. Some include none of the above.
Most Importantly if your renting a motorhome make sure its fitted with a REVERSING CAMERA!
You want to know what they?re giving you so you know what to bring along!
Where to book?
There are many RV rental companies to choose from, but try to find a local company with a good reputation and obviously one that provides a good standard or Recreational Vehicle for the right price.
Make sure all insurance, taxes, unlimited mileage and breakdown cover are included in the price.
Some RV rental companies offer free parking at there premises while you are renting the motorhome or camper van
Mapping out your journey in your motorhome or campervan
On short trips of a week or two, planning in advance is essential for making the most of your time? That starts with deciding exactly where you plan to park up along your route.
Lastly, always do a walk-through of your RV before you set off!
Things like operating the heating system (some Recreational Vehicle Rental companies offer a video illustrating this) electrical hook-ups, and dumping the water tanks are all crucial to using the RV and need to be done properly. Ask the companies staff any questions you have before you head out.
A common mistake is not knowing how to operate the awning, if the RV you’re staying in has one.
It may take some prep work, but once all of the above is said and done and you know how to rent an RV, you can hit the road?and enjoy both the journey and the destination!
Frequent referencing and booking queries
My hirer has an EU, or foreign licence, and they cannot do a licence check online, what can they do?
You can find out whether your hirer is eligible to drive in Great Britain by using the Government’s online tool here: gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence.
Currently, EU licence holders under 70 years of age, living in the UK for longer than 12months, who meet all the criteria mentioned above will be covered as standard.
If they have an EU driving license and have been living in the UK for less than 12 months but can supply two proofs, as described below, plus their passport, they are covered as standard.
Anything outside of the above must be referred to the insurers.
The hirer has paid for the rental but won’t be driving, do we need to take a payment from the actual driver?
Yes. Payment via a cleared & traceable method must be obtained by the primary driver unless otherwise agreed by the insurers.
The hirer has points on their license. What are the rules for hiring my vehicle?
- It depends on the number of points and the number of offences.
- If you have any ban or disqualification this will need to be referred.
- If you have 9 points on your license for three x 3-point offences an additional £500
- excess will apply.
- If you have a single 6 point offence (MS90, IN10) this will require a referral.
- Two x 3 point offences or anything less than 6 points are covered as standard.
- One 4 point offence covered as standard
My hirer’s driving license has expired and is in the process of being renewed
Our insurers have pre-authorised the following to be suitable as per the Driver Referencing requirements:
- Valid DVLA licence check
- Copy of passport
- 2 proofs of address
What documentation must you provide?
- Copy of the photo card drivers’ licence (address & ID must be up to date)
- Two proof of address from separate sources
- Cleared a traceable security deposit (BACS, Credit/Debit Card, PayPal, etc.)
Additional criteria:
- Must meet the specified age limits (21-79 years) and have at least 2 years driving experience (Full UK, EU, AU, US, CA, NZ & SA licence types).
- Two, 3 point convictions are acceptable (i.e. 2x SP30’s, 3pts each) without referral.
- Single 4 point offences are acceptable without referral and subject to standard terms.
- Single 6 point SP30, SP50 and CU80 convictions are acceptable subject to a £1000
excess (£1650 for motorhomes). All other 6 points+ offences will require referral to the insurers.
- No more than one fault or outstanding incident/claim in the last three years.
Proof of address
You must provide a total of 2 proofs of address from the following:
- Electricity (bill/statement) • Water (bill/statement) • Gas (bill/statement)
- Broadband/Landline • Council tax • TV licence • Bank Statement • Credit card bill / statement
- Mortgage statement • Polling card • HMRC self-assessment / tax credit • Student loan
- Shotgun licence • Payslip • Mobile Phone Bills • Pension letters • Car Finance Statement
- Loan Statement • Property deed
An annual council tax bill will be accepted. All other documents must be dated within
90 days of the hire date. The address & name on your licence must match both documents.
What is declined?
Any document relating to insurance and any document that does not meet the above
mentioned criteria – please contact us if you are unsure. (further criteria may apply).
Is there an insurance excess to pay in the event of an accident?
Yes, all our cars and vans have a standard excess of £650 and our motorhomes have an excess of £1250 which is payable upon return of the vehicle. Please note that there may be additional excess if you do not meet our standard hirer conditions as mentioned above.
If the damage is less than the excess, we will refund the difference.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BABY, BOOSTER AND CHILD SEATS?
BABY SEATS: 0KG – 13KG
Age: Babies from birth to 15 months
Attachment: Place the seat facing away from the direction of travel
Placement in the vehicle: Can be mounted on any seat
Please note: If the baby seat is positioned on the front passenger seat, the airbag must be disabled
CHILD SEATS: 9KG – 36KG
Age: Infants aged 9 months to 6 years
Attachment: In the direction of travel
Placement in the vehicle: Can be mounted on any seat
BOOSTER SEATS: 15KG – 36KG
Age: Children aged 4 to 12 years
Attachment: Place the seat facing the direction of travel
Placement in the vehicle: Can be attached to any seat
Please note: We cannot ensure your chosen child seats will be available for booking. We will, however, do everything we can to guarantee they are in stock before your arrival.