Campervan Hire Alice Springs

With so many miles to cover on your Alice Springs adventure, you’ll want to be sure you’re getting a great quality campervan as well as good value. With more than 17 years of experience finding great deals on rental vehicles for travellers, we have an impressive database of campervans from brands you know and love including Apollo Motorhomes, Maui, Cheapa Campa, Mighty and Britz.

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Hit the open road with ease with a campervan from DriveNow

Hiring a campervan for the first time can be an exciting yet scary thought, especially if you’re used to driving a much smaller vehicle. But fear not, despite their size, modern campervans are surprisingly smooth to drive. You’ll get used to the size in no time and feel at ease cruising around Alice Springs.

One-Way Rentals

With campervan relocation from Alice Springs, you can save a heap of money and time by hiring a one-way rental and dropping it at your final destination. If you plan on exploring more of the Northern Territory, the drive from Alice Springs to Darwin allows you to really embrace the rich culture of this region. Passing through epic sights such as the Devils Marbles, Mataranka Thermal Pools, and Kakadu National Park, you’ll see so much more. Relocation deals change all the time, so it’s best to have some flexibility in your dates and onward destination.

Where to Park around Alice Springs?

Rest your head at the campground within Trephina Gorge Nature Park
Source: Stephan Ridgeway on Flickr

One of the great things about hiring a campervan is the freedom to sleep wherever you wish on the open road, as long as it’s not private land or owned by a National Park – they charge a small fee for you to camp. If you prefer to be around other travellers and have basic amenities, there are great campsites around Alice Springs for you to rest your head on your trip. Check out some of the best sites below.

• Wintersun Caravan Part
• Kings Creek Station
• G’day Mate Tourist Park
• Trephina Gorge Nature Park

When you embark on a campervan adventure in the Northern Territory you’ll want to make sure you’re self-sufficient for those long drives through the outback. Make sure you have enough fuel, food and water. Don’t worry about packing all the cooking equipment and bedding as DriveNow’s fleet of suppliers provides all the necessities. Depending on your chosen supplier, there might also be extra items that you can add on, such as children’s high chairs and fold out furniture, so be sure to check your booking to see if you fancy making any additions.

Weather in Alice Springs

Alice Springs has extreme climates
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The climate in Alice Springs is one of extremes, with hot summers and cold winters. In the summer months (December – February) maximum temperatures can reach up to 40 degrees, wherein winter (June – August) it can drop below zero. Autumn and Spring are the best times to visit with warm days and cool nights; you get the best of both worlds.

So you’ve landed at Alice Springs Airport, picked up your campervan rental and you’re ready to explore the awe-inspiring outback. Add these unmissable locations to your itinerary for the ultimate Northern Territory adventure.

Uluru

Uluru is sacred to indigenous Australians
Source: Nosha on Flickr

Uluru is a must-visit for any traveller exploring Australia’s Red Centre. One of the great natural wonders of the world, Uluru, is a deeply spiritual place with rich aboriginal history. Forming over 550 million years ago, this spectacular red rock will leave you in awe. There are plenty of ways to soak in this magical place, from watching the colours of the rock ignite at sunset or sunrise to joining a guided walking tour organised by local indigenous people. Uluru is about a 450km drive from Alice Springs and is a must do outback road trip.

Kings Canyon

Discover the magnificent natural beauty of Kings Canyon on your Alice Springs campervan trip. Hike the red rock cliffs and take in the views of the forest of palms below. The canyon has been home to the Luritja Aboriginal people for over 20,000 years; take a guided tour to learn about their role in shaping this sacred spot. Kings Canyon is the perfect stop on your campervan road trip from Alice Springs to Uluru. Expect to see native animals, stunning landscapes and beautiful night skies.

Anzac Hill

Anzac Hill in Alice Springs
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Enjoy panoramic views of Alice Springs at Anzac Hill, the memorial dedicated to those who have served in defense of their country. When visiting Alice Springs, pull over your campervan and park it at the car park half way up the hill, then walk the rest of the way to the summit. The best time to take in the view is at sunrise or sunset when the striking Red Centre is aglow with light.

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