Motorhome Camping

Motorhome Camping

How to hire a motorhome in New Zealand

Practical information on the Next New Zealand Motor Wonderful Journey

Hire a caravan / camper (I refer to them as vans now on) is the best way to see the stunning New Zealand landscape. You can travel independently, at their own pace, in the direction you most want.

Following these simple guidelines, experience can be both rewarding and affordable.

Introduction = Try to plan as far ahead as possible to get the best selection of sizes ranging, designs and prices. This is especially important during the December / January period, when everything is absolutely quiet. Planning six months in advance usually is ideal.

When to go = Every time is great, but winter weather is variable and temperatures can reach below zero and snow and danger of freezing. On the positive side, There are some spectacular snowy scenes on a cool day, sunny winter. The vans are also half the price they are in the summer and some great deals are offered in general. December and January is the busiest time of year, with the Kiwis on holiday as well. The roads, attractions and campgrounds are full to the point of rupture. February / March is the best time to come, as the weather is settled, the trucks are a little cheaper and the Kiwi boys are back in school. Spring and autumn can also be pleasant, with the leaves changing colors.

How long do you need? = Try to spend at least two weeks in the South Island and one week in North. All who wish to return, saying he had booked for longer. You can start your journey back in Auckland and Christchurch or vice versa. Book the ferry to cross between the islands. If you're in a limited time frame, just stick to one island.

Book direct or through an agent = Depends on whether you enjoy spending your free time Internet, sifting through mountains of information, or send their data to an agent , you can do shopping around to get the best deal for you.

Some other tips = Kiwis drive on the left and most trucks come with a manual transmission so be sure to have some kind of travel insurance. You may have to leave a deposit on your cedit card to pick them up, so check this before you arrive to the agency rental. You need a valid driver's license. Check with your agency to determine if your current dirver license will work or you need to get an international character.

There are some areas where you can release the field if you have a toilet on board, but gradually disappearing as some travelers that the ruin of others, littering, etc Motorcamps and camps are the safest alternative. They cost about 30.00 NZD per night in the van and two people have very good facilities and are very, very social. Happy Camping.

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Kind Regards

Todd Whisker

www.qualitymotorhomes.co.nz

Motorhome camping in Ypres?

We stayed a few days last summer on a camping in Ypres, which was only 10 minutes walk from the city, but I can not found on any website. Does anyone know the name of it?

You can find here

Airstream 345 Motorhome Camping