Campervan Rental in Norway

Frequently asked questions

• Is a campervan big enough for a trip around Norway?

  For couples, friends and small families, yes. A campervan gives you a bed, storage and usually somewhere to cook, and you will spend most of your time outside anyway. If you want a bathroom on board, more room to sit indoors or you are travelling in the colder months, a motorhome may suit you better.

• Can I sleep anywhere in a campervan in Norway?

  Not quite anywhere. The right to roam does not apply to motor vehicles and driving off-road is prohibited, so the van has to be parked on a road, lay-by or parking area. You can usually stay overnight where no sign prohibits it, keeping a respectful distance from houses and cabins. Campsites are plentiful and offer showers, kitchens and places to empty waste water.

• Do campervans pay less on Norwegian ferries?

  Ferry fares in Norway are based on the length of the vehicle, with the lowest rate applying to vehicles up to six metres long. Many campervans fall into that group, while longer motorhomes pay more. Exact fares are published by each ferry operator.

• Can I drive a campervan with a regular car licence?

  A standard car licence (category B) covers vehicles with a maximum authorised weight of up to 3,500 kg, which includes campervans. The licence, minimum age and other requirements for each vehicle are listed on its page.

• How much does it cost to rent a campervan in Norway?

  The price depends on the vehicle, the season and the length of your trip. Each card on this page shows a guide price per day. Enter your dates and pick-up location in the search to see the exact price in NOK, and what it includes, before you book.