Do I need a special licence to hire a campervan in North West England?

For most travelers, a special licence is not necessary to hire a campervan in North West England. A valid driving licence is required, though, to operate any of our vehicles. If you are a non-EU citizen, an International Driving Permit (IDP) may be required in addition to your home country’s driving licence. Additionally, your licence must match the transmission type of the vehicle (manual or automatic). You can find more details about driving licence requirements here.

Are pets allowed in your campervans?

Yes, our campervans are pet-friendly. Just be sure to add the extra cleaning service when booking. This ensures a professional anti-allergy cleaning is carried out after your trip. Please note that only one pet is allowed per campervan, and it must not exceed 30kg in weight. Also, we are not liable for any legal fees related to traveling with pets. If you’re booking through our marketplace, check the “vehicle rules” section to confirm if the vehicle is pet-friendly.

How many people can sleep in a campervan?

The sleeping capacity of our campervans and motorhomes varies depending on the model and size. Our Class C motorhomes can typically accommodate 4 to 8 people, while our Class B campervans can sleep between 2 to 4 people. Vehicles equipped with a rooftop tent generally have space for around 2 people. For a full breakdown of our models and sleeping capacities, click here.

Where can I stay overnight in North West England with a campervan rental, and is it safe?

If you're exploring North West England in a campervan rental, it's essential to be aware of the country’s official camping regulations. Many natural areas are legally protected, so using designated overnight parking spots or official campsites is strongly recommended. This not only helps preserve the environment but also ensures a safe and enjoyable experience. For more guidance on safety and responsible camping, click here.

Is it safe to rent a campervan in North West England? What protection do I have?

We provide three different protection plans to cover any incidents or damages that might occur during your campervan rental. All Indie Campers campervans come with third-party vehicle insurance, and property damage coverage (which varies based on the country). For marketplace rentals, insurance options may differ depending on the host. For further details on campervan insurance, visit this page.

Can I rent a campervan near me?

Yes, our search filter makes it easy to rent a campervan close to your location by using a 60km radius system. Depending on where you're searching from, you can quickly find the nearest Indie Campers campervan rental pick-up centre.

Do your RV rentals in North West England come with unlimited mileage?

Yes, a selected number of Indie Campers RV rentals in North West England include unlimited mileage, allowing you to explore freely and make the most of your road trip! Please note that unlimited mileage applies exclusively to Indie Campers RVs and is subject to responsible use.

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Explore the North West of England with us!

Explore the rich history, countryside charm and cultural hotspots of North West England with a campervan adventure from Indie Campers. Travel through the Lake District’s breathtaking fells and lakes, uncover seaside gems along the Irish Sea or dive into Manchester’s vibrant music, arts and food scenes. Choose the campervan that suits your plans from our reliable fleet — all with unlimited kilometres, flexible one-way hire, 24/7 online support and extras like child seats, outdoor furniture or bedding kits. Trusted across Europe and rated 4.7 stars by thousands of travellers, Indie Campers helps you discover the best of the north of England with freedom and comfort.

Campervan Hire North West England

Surrounding many of Britain’s finest landscapes, the North West of England is the area that runs along the Irish Sea coast from the Welsh border to the Scottish border. Away from the allure of its big cities, spots to look out for include Morecambe Bay, which combines dramatic coastal scenery with a whole host of adventure sports and plenty of places to take your Campervan when exploring the North West of England. The Lake District National Park is a prime area for walking and contains Scafell Pike, the highest point in England, as well as the lakes that inspired Romantic poets including Wordsworth and Keats. The region also contains parts of the Peak District, such as Saddleworth Moor, and the gentle hills of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

What to do in the North West of England?

Several dialects exist within the North West of England, including Scouse in Liverpool and Cumbrian in the Lakes, although they share the vast majority of words with standard English and aren’t complicated to understand.
The cost of a main course for two averages €30
A pint (half a litre) of beer will cost from €2
The North West of England is much more relaxed than Greater London. People tend to be less rushed and much friendlier to visitors.

Lancashire hotpot can still be found on restaurant menus, and consists of a slow-cooked casserole of beef and vegetable chunks topped with a layer of sliced potatoes. Another is the Cumberland sausage. Taking their name from the old name for Cumbria, they are made from pork and have a distinctive coiled shape. They are normally served with mashed potatoes. If you’re feeling in need of something sweet, look out for Eccles Cakes in the region’s bakeries, which are filled with raisins encased in melt-in-the-mouth pastry. The drink of choice when going out remains beer, with several local ales and stouts widely available.