Campervan & Motorhome Hire in Norwich

Find a wide selection of campervans and motorhomes for hire in Norwich and the surrounding area. Browse unique vehicles from private owners; from compact 2-berth campervans perfect for couples to spacious 6-berth motorhomes ideal for families. Flexible pick-up, competitive prices, all insured.

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Why Choose Norwich for Your Campervan Trip?

Norwich — a city worth exploring

Norwich is a city that keeps surprising you. As England's most complete medieval city and a UNESCO City of Literature, it packs centuries of history into walkable, winding streets that feel alive with independent shops, local eateries and creative energy. The 900-year-old Norwich Castle sits on a hilltop at the centre of it all, now home to a museum and art gallery. A short stroll away, the soaring spire of Norwich Cathedral — the second tallest in England — rises above one of the largest cathedral closes in Europe, while cobbled Elm Hill looks so perfectly preserved it doubled as a film set for Stardust.

What really sets Norwich apart as a base for a campervan or motorhome trip is its location. The Norfolk Broads National Park begins practically on the city's doorstep, with over 125 miles of navigable waterways winding through reed beds and quiet villages. The golden sands and dramatic cliffs of the North Norfolk coast are less than an hour's drive north. Head to Cromer for its famous pier and crab, or continue west along the coast road to the colourful beach huts at Wells-next-the-Sea and the wide-open sands of Holkham.

Back in the city, Norwich Market — one of the oldest and largest open-air markets in England — is the place to pick up local cheeses, fresh seafood and street food before you hit the road. The Sainsbury Centre on the University of East Anglia campus houses world-class art inside a Norman Foster building that Marvel fans will recognise as the Avengers headquarters. With Goboony, you can collect your campervan or motorhome from a local owner in areas like Sprowston, Thorpe St Andrew or the outskirts of the city and be exploring within the hour.

Best time to visit

The best time to hire a campervan or motorhome in Norwich is from May to September, when average daytime temperatures sit between 15°C and 22°C and the long summer evenings are perfect for coastal walks. May brings the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, a 17-day celebration of music, theatre and outdoor arts across the city. October is worth considering too — Wild Paths lights up venues across Norwich with live music, and the Norwich Book Festival celebrates the city's literary heritage later in the month.

Winter travellers will find fewer crowds, cosy pubs and the Norwich Science Festival in February. Some campsites near Norwich close for the colder months, but sites like Clippesby Hall stay open year-round. Whenever you visit, layers are a good idea — Norfolk's big skies can switch from sunshine to sea breeze in minutes.

Popular road trips from Norwich

6 routes from weekend escapes to week-long adventures.

Norwich to Wroxham and the Norfolk Broads

13 km 1–2 days

Drive 13 km north-east to Wroxham, the gateway to the Norfolk Broads. Hire a day boat, paddle the waterways or follow the Bure Valley Railway through lush countryside to Aylsham. Riverside pubs and wildlife reserves make this a relaxed day or weekend trip in your campervan.

Norwich to Cromer and the North Norfolk Coast

40 km 1–2 days

Head 40 km north to the classic seaside town of Cromer, famous for its Victorian pier, crab fishery and chalk cliffs. Walk the Norfolk Coast Path towards Sheringham or ride the North Norfolk Railway. Cromer makes a perfect overnight stop before driving further along the coast.

Norwich to Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham

50 km 2–3 days

Follow the A1067 and coast road 50 km to Wells-next-the-Sea, a harbour town known for its colourful beach huts and working quay. Nearby Holkham Beach is one of the finest in England — a vast expanse of sand backed by pine woods. Park up and explore the Holkham Estate too.

Norwich to Great Yarmouth

35 km 1–2 days

A quick 35 km drive east along the A47 brings you to Great Yarmouth, where traditional seaside amusements meet a long sandy seafront. Explore the Elizabethan House Museum, walk the promenade and grab fish and chips on the quayside. Plenty of nearby campsites welcome motorhomes.

Norwich to King's Lynn and Sandringham

70 km 2–3 days

Drive 70 km west on the A47 to King's Lynn, a medieval port town packed with heritage buildings and waterfront charm. A short detour south brings you to the Sandringham Estate, the private country retreat of the Royal Family, where 240 hectares of gardens are open to visitors.

Norwich to Southwold and the Suffolk Coast

55 km 2–3 days

Head 55 km south along the A146 and A12 to Southwold, a genteel seaside town known for its lighthouse, pier and Adnams Brewery. Continue along the Suffolk Heritage Coast to Aldeburgh for fresh fish on the beach. This trip works well as a two or three-day loop back to Norwich.

Campsites and parkings for RV in Norwich

Norwich has a strong selection of campsites within easy reach of the city centre. Whether you are travelling in a compact campervan or a full-size motorhome, you will find sites with electric hook-ups, waste disposal and shower blocks. Most sites are busiest from June to August, so book ahead during the summer holidays.

Whitlingham Broad Campsite

Trowse, NR14 8TR · 4 km from Norwich

Norwich Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Lakenham, Norwich · 3 km from Norwich

Clippesby Hall

Clippesby, NR29 3BL · 25 km from Norwich

Deer's Glade Caravan and Camping Park

Hanworth, NR11 7HN · 30 km from Norwich

Hautbois Hall Campsite

Coltishall, NR12 7JN · 14 km from Norwich

Where to Park Your RV

Norwich City Council does not operate dedicated motorhome parking areas, but several council-run surface car parks have no height restrictions and accept larger vehicles during the day. Motorhomes may use the Norwich Park and Ride sites for daytime parking when using the bus service, though overnight stays are not permitted at any council car park. On-street pay-and-display bays in the city centre can be used if your vehicle fits within the marked space.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a campervan hire cost in Norwich?

Campervan hire in Norwich typically starts from around £65 to £90 per night for a compact 2-berth vehicle, while larger motorhomes sleeping 4 to 6 people usually range from £100 to £150 per night. Prices on Goboony vary by season, vehicle type and owner, so it is worth comparing several listings to find the best deal. Booking outside the peak summer months can save you a good amount.

Where can I pick up a motorhome near Norwich?

On Goboony, motorhomes and campervans are listed by private owners across the Norwich area. You can find vehicles available for pick-up in residential areas such as Sprowston, Thorpe St Andrew, Taverham and Costessey, as well as in towns within a short drive of the city centre. Use the map filter on Goboony to find the closest vehicle to your starting point.

How can I find cheap campervan or motorhome rental in Norwich?

Start by searching on Goboony and sorting results by price. Compact campervans from private owners are often more affordable than larger motorhomes, especially midweek or outside the July–August peak. Booking well in advance also helps lock in lower rates. Look out for owners offering discounts on longer trips — a week-long hire often works out cheaper per night than a weekend break.

What's the best vehicle size for my group?

For couples or solo travellers, a 2-berth campervan is ideal — easy to park, economical on fuel and perfect for Norfolk's narrower country lanes. Families with children will find 4 to 6-berth motorhomes more comfortable, with extra sleeping space, a kitchen area and often a bathroom on board. On Goboony you can filter by number of berths to match the right vehicle to your group.

Are there dog-friendly campervans and motorhomes for hire near Norwich?

Yes. Many owners on Goboony welcome well-behaved dogs in their vehicles — just use the pet-friendly filter when searching. Norfolk is a wonderful destination for dogs, with miles of beaches, Broads-side walks and dog-friendly pubs. Campsites such as Whitlingham Broad Campsite and Clippesby Hall also welcome dogs, so your four-legged friend can enjoy the trip too.

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