RV rental in Manchester
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Our own RVs for rental in Manchester
These are the RVs and camper vans that are available at our local depot in Manchester. Find the one that best fit your road trip.
What you should know about Manchester
Here’s some essential information for campervan travellers in Manchester
Getting there
We’re right there for the start and finish of your RV rental experience in Manchester. We’ll meet you at Manchester Airport (MAN), where you can pick up and drop off your Indie camper van. Manchester is easy to reach by road from north, south, east, and west, with the UK’s motorway network meeting the M60 ring road on the outskirts of the city. London can be reached in as little as four hours, while Liverpool is less than an hour away along the M62 motorway. Manchester Airport has flights to and from more worldwide destinations than any other UK airport. It’s, therefore, possible to reach Europe, North America, the Middle East, and even Asia on direct flights operated by the likes of British Airways, EasyJet, and Jet2. Manchester Piccadilly is the city’s main railway terminal, alongside Manchester Victoria. Trains crisscross the country, with destinations including Edinburgh, York and Cardiff. The journey to London takes just two hours and there are multiple departures each day.
Parking
Finding parking in the centre of Manchester can be difficult, with many residents choosing instead to park on the edge of the centre and walk-in. If you want to park your RV close to Manchester’s centre, your best bet is the secure car park at Red Bank car park on Faber Street offers parking about ten minutes away for £2.50 per day. Alternatively, Rochdale Road offers parking for roughly £3 per day. By contrast, you’ll be looking at up to £4 per hour further towards the heart of the city if you opt to make use of on-street parking bays. The NCP car park at Piccadilly Gardens offers to park starting at £6 for 12 hours, although the maximum height of vehicles is limited to 2.1 meters.
Campsites
If you want to spend some nights in your rented RV close to Manchester, we have gathered a lot of some of our favourite campsites where you can feel at one with the English countryside: - Whitegate: Across the border, in West Yorkshire (about 35 kilometres from Manchester) Whitegate has epic views across the majesty of the Holme Valley. Prices start at £24 per night. - Rossendale Holiday Cottages: Located in the valley of the same name, this site has a mix of RV parks and camping pods. Pitches start at £25 per night. - The Little Mill Inn: Booking is essential for the handful of pitches found in the heart of the Peak District. Prices begin at just £5 per night because electrical hook-ups are not available.
About Manchester
Buzzing with everything fun from concerts to soccer matches, festivals, and a progressive assortment of restaurants, the city of music has got it going on year round.
Manchester is arguably one of the trendiest cities in England. Massive investment has made it a magnet for anyone who enjoys, culture, history, and the great outdoors. And despite its reputation for being cold and wet, Manchester is actually drier than most parts of the UK. What rain does fall is spread relatively evenly across the year, and never seriously impacts the enjoyment of the Manchester Day celebrations or any other annual events. The city enjoys a very typical British climate of cool winters and warm, but not hot summers. The average daytime winter temperature is 5°C, but with a hat and scarf, it’s still possible to enjoy all the city has to offer, including one of the largest Christmas markets in Europe. Summer can be said to have made its presence felt in Manchester from the beginning of June, and spreads its warmth right through until the end of September. Between June and September temperatures average 15°C, with the hottest parts of the day hitting 20°C. Autumn is the definition of changeable, although Guy Fawkes Night (Bonfire Night) adds plenty of colour and warmth. Likewise, spring offers some surprisingly warm days, allowing people to consider trips to the city’s parks for picnics once again. Renting an RV in Manchester is, therefore, a reasonable proposition at any time of year. With this in mind, spring probably gives visitors the best chance of combining good weather with low rental prices. Prices only begin to rise towards the end of June, when schools end for the summer and don’t fall again until pupils return in September.
Annual events - Chinese New Year - Albert Square, January/February: A dragon parade makes its impressive way from Albert Square to Chinatown as the culmination of four days of festivities. Free. - Manchester Day - city centre, June: Loosely based around a different theme each year, the city is at its most colourful during this day of free events and a plethora of street food stalls. Free. - Christmas Markets - city centre, November/December: Get in the festive spirit with around 300 stalls offering everything from mulled wine to German snacks at markets on Albert Square and various other city centre spaces. Free.
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