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Family-run campervan hire business based near the centre of Gloucester between junctions 11 and 12 of the M5. Offers three campervans (Eric, Claude and Hector) sleeping 4, from £100 per night. Includes insurance, breakdown assistance, generous mileage allowance and pet-friendly options. Close to the Cotswolds.
Motorhome and campervan dealer and hire company based in Cheltenham, just off the M5. Campervan hire fleet includes Citroën Relay campervans from £90/night and Sunlight models from £120/night. All vehicles come fully equipped with kitchen and bathroom facilities. Also sells new and pre-owned motorhomes.
Gloucestershire campervan hire specialist just north of Gloucester, with modern campers for weekend escapes and longer touring breaks. It suits Gloucester travellers who want a well-equipped van and a straightforward M5 pickup.
Cheltenham-based VW campervan hire for Gloucester-area road trips, with well-equipped vans, unlimited mileage and year-round bookings. It is a handy option for weekends in the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean and wider UK touring.
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Campervan hire in Gloucester makes sense because the city sits on the edge of several very different road-trip landscapes. Visit Gloucester highlights that the Forest of Dean can be reached in around 15 minutes, with the wider Wye Valley less than half an hour away, while the Cotswolds are also an easy onward option. That gives renters a genuine choice between woodland, river scenery, market towns and longer touring routes without spending the first day of the trip on motorways.
The official Forest of Dean and Wye Valley tourism site is especially useful for planning because it points visitors towards structured driving ideas rather than vague wandering. It features routes such as the 20-mile Royal Forest Route and the historic Wye Tour, alongside longer scenic drives with stop-off points for attractions, food and overnight stays. That matters when choosing a van size or spec: a compact camper may suit a short scenic break with pub stops and walks, while a larger motorhome is better if you are building in multi-night campsite stays and carrying bikes, outdoor kit or family gear.
When comparing Gloucester campervan hire options, look closely at collection times, mileage terms, insurance excess, bedding and kitchen kit, and whether the owner or depot expects the vehicle to be returned cleaned and fuelled. It is also worth checking where you will park your own car during the trip and whether the van is better suited to tight Cotswold lanes or broader touring routes through the Forest and Wye Valley. The best local hires are usually the ones that make the start and end of the journey simple, leaving you free to enjoy the places Gloucester reaches so easily.