Available Motorhomes for hire

6 berth Swift Edge from 2023

6 Lisburn and Castlereagh

From £144 per day

4 berth Bailey autograph 74-4

4 Doagh

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From £150 per day

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Available Campervans for hire

4 berth Volkswagen campervan from 2024

4 Ards and North Down

From £94 per day

4 berth Swift campervan from 2019

4 berth Mercedes-Benz bus from 2018

4 Saintfield

From £94 per day

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Why Choose Belfast for Your Campervan Trip?

Belfast — a city worth exploring

Belfast is where the RMS Titanic was built and launched in 1912. Titanic Belfast, on the original slipways in the Titanic Quarter, houses nine galleries across six floors. St George's Market has traded since 1604 and remains the last Victorian covered market in Belfast, open Friday to Sunday with local food and crafts. Climb Cave Hill for panoramic views to the Mourne Mountains, walk the cobbled Cathedral Quarter, or tour Crumlin Road Gaol, a former prison that closed in 1996.

The Giant's Causeway is 100 km north via the scenic Antrim Coast Road. Carrickfergus Castle sits 18 km east and Derry is 120 km north-west, both easy day trips in a campervan. Roads from Belfast are well-maintained dual carriageways suited to larger motorhomes, and fuel stops are plentiful along the main routes. The Stena Line ferry at Victoria Channel links Belfast to Cairnryan and Liverpool, so arriving by campervan from mainland Britain is straightforward.

With Goboony you hire directly from Belfast owners at peer-to-peer prices. That means more campervans to choose from, flexible collection points from the Titanic Quarter to Lisburn, and rates below traditional hire companies. Browse by date and vehicle size to find the right fit for your Belfast trip.

Best time to visit

The Belfast Maritime Festival in September fills the Titanic Quarter with tall ships, live music and street food. The Belfast International Arts Festival runs mid-October to November across 30 venues. St Patrick's Day in March brings a parade from Belfast City Hall. Summer fills campsites fast, so book your Goboony campervan hire 8 to 10 weeks ahead.

Spring and early autumn bring quieter roads along the Antrim Coast, lower campsite fees and off-peak rates from Belfast owners. September and October are ideal for the Causeway Coastal Route.

Popular road trips from Belfast

6 routes from weekend escapes to week-long adventures.

Belfast to Carrickfergus

18 km 1 day

Drive 18 km east along Belfast Lough to Carrickfergus Castle, a Norman fortress from 1177. Walk the marina and heritage trail, then return to Belfast for an evening at St George's Market. A perfect first outing in your campervan.

Belfast to the Mourne Mountains

60 km 2-3 days

Head 60 km south through Ballynahinch to the Mourne Mountains, the range that inspired C.S. Lewis's Narnia. Walk the Mourne Wall trail, swim at Silent Valley Reservoir and stay at Tollymore Forest Park near Newcastle with 71 pitches.

Belfast to the Giant's Causeway

100 km 2-3 days

Follow the A2 north for 100 km, passing Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and Ballintoy Harbour. The Causeway has 40,000 basalt columns formed 60 million years ago. Causeway Coast Holiday Park in Ballycastle has full-service campervan pitches.

Belfast to Derry via the Coastal Route

195 km 3-5 days

The Causeway Coastal Route runs 195 km from Belfast to Derry past Glenarm, Cushendall, the Dark Hedges and Portrush. Allow three to four days. Benone Tourist Complex near Limavady offers touring pitches with views across Magilligan Strand.

Belfast to Strangford Lough

45 km 2-3 days

Drive 45 km south-east to circle Strangford Lough, a sea inlet rich in wildlife. Visit Castle Ward, take the Portaferry ferry and explore fishing villages on the Ards Peninsula. Delamont Country Park near Killyleagh sits on the western shore.

Belfast to Dublin

170 km 3-5 days

The M1 and A1 carry you 170 km south to Dublin in under two hours. Stop at Newry for the canal path and Dundalk for seafood. Check your Goboony insurance covers cross-border travel into the Republic. Camac Valley sits on Dublin's western edge.

How does campervan hire on Goboony work?

Find the perfect Motorhome

Choose from the largest fleet in the United Kingdom and make a reservation before having to pay.

Personal contact

Chat with the owner to arrange a viewing of the motorhome and even go for a test drive.

Book your motorhome

After the owner approves your rental request, you can make your final choice and book the motorhome.

Safe payment

Your rental fee and deposit are held by us. We send the payment to the owner 24 hours after your trip begins.

Personal support

The Goboony support team is here to help with any issues, before, during and after your trip.

Campsites and parkings for RV in Belfast

Dundonald Touring Caravan Park (8 km east) has 37 hardstanding pitches with hook-ups. Jordanstown Loughshore Caravan Park (11 km north) offers campervan bays on Belfast Lough. Tollymore Forest Park (60 km south) has 71 pitches below the Mourne Mountains. Delamont Country Park near Killyleagh (45 km) overlooks Strangford Lough, and Causeway Coast Holiday Park in Ballycastle (80 km) adds an indoor pool.

Dundonald Touring Caravan Park

Dundonald, Belfast · 8 km from Belfast

Jordanstown Loughshore Caravan Park

Newtownabbey, Belfast · 11 km from Belfast

Tollymore Forest Park

Newcastle, County Down · 60 km from Belfast

Delamont Country Park

Killyleagh, County Down · 45 km from Belfast

Causeway Coast Holiday Park

Ballycastle, County Antrim · 80 km from Belfast

Where to park your RV

Belfast City Council restricts overnight campervan parking in most public car parks. For daytime visits, Park and Ride sites at Blacks Road and Cairnshill suit larger vehicles and connect to city buses. The Titanic Quarter has pay-and-display bays with no height barriers. Stena Line terminals at Victoria Channel offer short-stay parking but overnight stays need advance booking. Check signage for time limits before leaving your campervan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a campervan hire cost?

Campervan hire near Belfast typically costs £70 to £160 per night depending on vehicle size and season. A 2-berth starts around £70, while a 4 to 6-berth motorhome runs £120 to £160 in peak summer. On Goboony you hire from private owners at peer-to-peer prices, often cheaper than traditional rental companies. Booking outside July and August can save 20 to 30 per cent.

Where can I pick up a motorhome near Belfast?

Goboony owners offer collection points across Belfast and the surrounding area. Popular spots include the Titanic Quarter, Lisburn Road and south Belfast, with owners also based in Lisburn, Bangor and Carrickfergus. Each owner sets their own location, so filter by area when browsing. Arriving by Stena Line ferry? Look for owners near the Victoria Channel terminals.

How can I find cheap campervan or motorhome rental in Belfast?

Compare listings on Goboony, where Belfast owners set competitive peer-to-peer prices. Spring or early autumn trips cost less than peak summer. Mid-week pick-ups are often cheaper than weekend starts, and bookings of seven nights or more usually bring a lower nightly rate. Check for last-minute availability for the best campervan savings near Belfast.

What's the best vehicle size for a Northern Ireland road trip?

For couples, a 2-berth campervan is easy to park and handles Belfast streets well. Families of four suit a 4-berth motorhome with kitchen, shower and separate sleeping areas. Groups of five or six need 6-berth models. On Goboony, filter by berth count and dates. Some Antrim Coast lanes are narrow, so a compact van can be more practical there.

Can I take my hired campervan from Belfast into the Republic of Ireland?

Many Goboony owners allow cross-border travel into the Republic, but confirm with the owner before booking. Insurance cover may differ once you cross the border, so check the policy on each listing. Dublin is just 170 km south via the M1, making a combined trip easy. Always carry your booking confirmation and insurance documents when crossing.