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We are flexible about collection days. It’s your holiday so we’ll work with you. Please let us know when you wish to go, as long as it fits in with other hires, you should be able to collect your motorhome at a time that suits you. 365camperhire is open most bank holidays. Standard collection times are 14:00 for two-week hires and 15:00 for one-week hires. All motorhomes need to be back by 11:00 so that we can clean the campervan as necessary before the next hire goes out that afternoon. Please note we are closed on Sundays.

Please allow 20-30 minutes from doing your paperwork to completing the damage check. Please also allow half an hour when you return.

You can hire a 365Camperhire campervan for as long as you like – if you are thinking of hiring one for more than two weeks, discounts are available.

In July and August, we have a minimum hire period of 7 days.

We will email you a link to all the how-to videos for your particular motorhome. We advise that you watch these and familiarise yourself with all the functions and features before you arrive to collect your vehicle.

Each motorhome includes a Customer Guide which covers most of the main elements of the motorhome such as the heating, hot water, electricity, the cooker, TV tuning etc, and offers some troubleshooting tips as well.

All our camp ervans are fully self-contained in that all appliances (such as hob, grill, oven, hot water, heating) will operate from the propane gas we include, whilst the onboard 12V leisure battery supplies the power to operate lighting, water pumps and so on.

However, all our vehicles have at least one domestic style 3-pin 230V electric socket which may be used to power your own 230V appliances, such as a hairdryer, laptop, mobile phone charger, radio/CD player. These sockets can only be used if the vehicle is connected to a 230V mains electricity supply such as on a campsite (this is known as a ‘mains hook-up’), or connected to a generator providing 230V.

If you wish to take and use your own 230V appliances and you are not going to have access to mains hook-up at your campsite location(s) then you will need to use a generator.