Available Motorhomes for hire

A Beautiful Swift Escape 6 Berth…

6 Balsall Heath

(6)

From £120 per day

6 berth Roller Team automatic

6 Leicestershire

From £163 per day

4 berth Peugeot Eldiss from 2007

4 Warwickshire

(1)

From £113 per day

6 berth Roller Team 675

6 Shropshire

(2)

From £150 per day

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Available Campervans for hire

2 berth Renault bus from 2012

2 Worcester

(3)

From £94 per day

3 berth Peugeot bus from 2007

3 Stafford

From £68 per day

Renault Master campervan

3 Leicestershire

From £96 per day

4 berth Volkswagen campervan from 2013

4 Fazeley

(1)

From £71 per day

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Why Choose Birmingham for Your Campervan Trip?

Birmingham — a city worth exploring

Birmingham has 35 miles of canals — more than Venice — making it one of the most waterway-rich cities in Europe. A campervan hire in Birmingham puts you within walking distance of the Library of Birmingham in Centenary Square, the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Cadbury World in Bournville, and the Custard Factory arts complex in Digbeth. The Tolkien Trail links childhood haunts of J.R.R. Tolkien, including Sarehole Mill and Moseley Bog, while Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum offers four floors of exhibits and a planetarium.

Stratford-upon-Avon lies just 60 km south by motorhome, and the northern Cotswolds are roughly 80 km away via the M42 and A46. Birmingham sits at the hub of the motorway network, so the M6, M5 and M42 give you fast access in every direction. Campervan drivers should note that the city centre Clean Air Zone charges non-compliant vehicles, so check before driving in.

With Goboony you hire a campervan directly from a local owner, which often means lower prices than traditional rental depots. Many Birmingham owners offer flexible pick-up points across the city, from Solihull to Sutton Coldfield, so you can start your road trip without a long transfer.

Best time to visit

Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market runs from November to Christmas Eve and is the largest German market outside Germany — book campsites early. Crufts fills the NEC each March, the BBC Good Food Show takes over in June, and the Motorhome and Caravan Show arrives in October.

Visiting between October and March can save 20–30% on Goboony campervan hire rates, and sites like Kingsbury Water Park stay open year-round. Midweek bookings often unlock further discounts, so flexibility with dates keeps costs down.

Popular road trips from Birmingham

6 routes from weekend escapes to week-long adventures.

Birmingham to Stratford-upon-Avon

60 km 50 min

Drive 60 km south on the A34 in about 50 minutes to Shakespeare's birthplace. Visit the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, then walk to Anne Hathaway's Cottage. Warwick Castle is 13 km further with dedicated motorhome parking.

Birmingham to the Cotswolds

80 km 1 hr 10 min

Head 80 km south-west via the M42 and A46 to Broadway, gateway to the Cotswolds. Continue to Chipping Campden and Stow-on-the-Wold for honey-stone villages and country pubs. Farms along the route offer overnight campervan stops via Brit Stops.

Birmingham to the Peak District

100 km 1 hr 30 min

Travel 100 km north-east via the A38 to Dovedale, one of the Peak District's best valleys. Stop in Ashbourne, then continue to Bakewell for its famous pudding. Campsites across the park offer electric hook-ups for campervans.

Birmingham to Shrewsbury and Ironbridge

105 km 1 hr 25 min

Cover 80 km west on the M54 in just over an hour to Shrewsbury's medieval streets. Continue 25 km south to Ironbridge Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ten museums line the valley, all with ample motorhome parking.

Birmingham to Snowdonia

200 km 2 hr 30 min

Drive 200 km west on the M54 and A5 through Llangollen and Betws-y-Coed to Snowdonia National Park in about 2 hours 30 minutes. Llanberis is a good base for Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), with campsites that have motorhome service points.

Birmingham to the Lake District

250 km 2 hr 45 min

Head 250 km north on the M6 to Windermere in about 2 hours 45 minutes. Stop in Lancaster, then continue to Bowness-on-Windermere for lake cruises and fell walks. Book campervan sites in Ambleside or Keswick well ahead for summer.

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 Birmingham

Chapel Lane Caravan and Motorhome Club Site in Walmley is just 10 km out with year-round pitches. Kingsbury Water Park Camping and Caravanning Club Site sits among 30 lakes 20 km north-east. Clent Hills Camping and Caravanning Club Site lies 15 km south-west. Somers Wood Caravan Park near Meriden and Hollyfast Caravan Park near Allesley round out the options.

Chapel Lane Caravan and Motorhome Club Site

Walmley, Sutton Coldfield · 10 km from Birmingham

Kingsbury Water Park Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Kingsbury, Tamworth · 20 km from Birmingham

Clent Hills Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Halesowen · 15 km from Birmingham

Somers Wood Caravan Park

Meriden, Coventry · 18 km from Birmingham

Hollyfast Caravan Park

Allesley, Coventry · 25 km from Birmingham

Where to park your RV

City-centre car parks in Birmingham restrict vehicle height to about 2 metres, so most motorhomes will not fit. The NEC campus east of the city has designated motorhome bays and connects to the centre by rail. Brit Stops lists pubs and farms in the West Midlands that welcome motorhomes for one night, usually free if you buy a meal. Check Clean Air Zone compliance before driving into the centre.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Birmingham?

Campervan hire in Birmingham typically costs between £70 and £160 per night depending on vehicle size and season. Compact two-berth vans sit at the lower end, while large motorhomes with fixed beds cost more. Through Goboony you hire from local owners, which often brings the rate below traditional depots. Booking ahead and travelling outside May–September can save 20–30%.

Where can I pick up a hire campervan in Birmingham?

Goboony owners in Birmingham offer pick-up points across the city, from Edgbaston and Moseley to Solihull and Sutton Coldfield. You collect the campervan from the owner's home or an agreed meeting point, so there is no need to travel to an out-of-town depot. Choose a spot close to your address or a motorway junction to start your trip quickly.

How can I hire a campervan in Birmingham cheaply?

Book through Goboony, where peer-to-peer pricing cuts out depot overheads. Travel between October and March for off-peak rates that are typically 20–30% lower. Midweek departures are often cheaper than Friday pick-ups, and longer trips of seven nights or more usually come with a per-night discount. Each owner sets their own rate, so comparing a few listings helps.

What size campervan should I hire in Birmingham?

Couples or solo travellers do well with a compact two-berth campervan that fits standard parking spaces in Birmingham. Families of four to six need a larger motorhome with a fixed bed and convertible dinette. Vehicles over 2 metres tall cannot use most city-centre car parks, and the Clean Air Zone may charge older diesels. Check listing details on Goboony for exact dimensions.

Can I bring my dog in a hire campervan from Birmingham?

Many Goboony owners in Birmingham welcome dogs — use the pet-friendly filter when browsing. Most ask that dogs stay off upholstery and that you bring your own bedding and bowls. Kingsbury Water Park and Clent Hills campsites both have dog walks on-site. Cannock Chase and the Lickey Hills offer excellent off-lead walking nearby.