Low profile motorhome
Jessheim
3 travelers
New
Starting at
€79
Camper and RV rental — Norway
Find a wide selection of campervans and motorhomes for hire in Norway and the surrounding area. Discover unique vehicles offered by private owners: from compact campervans for 2 people, perfect for couples, to spacious 6-berth motorhomes, ideal for families. Flexibility, competitive prices and insurance included.
Motorhomes available for hire — Norway
From sleek A-class models to versatile coachbuilts and low-profiles, there’s a motorhome for every adventure—whether you need a compact getaway for two or a spacious multi-berth for the whole family.
Low profile motorhome
Jessheim
3 travelers
New
Starting at
€79
Low profile motorhome
Nannestad
2 travelers
New
Starting at
NOK 920
Campervans available for hire — Norway
The campervan is the ultimate all-rounder. Effortlessly practical and built for freedom, it’s just as at home navigating tight city streets as it is exploring the heart of the countryside.
Large campervan
OSLO
3 travelers
5.0Best Owner
Starting at
€240
Campervan
Jessheim
4 travelers
New
Starting at
€59
Campervan
Jessheim
4 travelers
New
Starting at
€65
Why hire a campervan or motorhome in Norway
Norway — a country worth exploring
Norway's Atlantic Road, an 8.3-kilometre stretch of highway connecting islands across the open sea, has been voted one of the world's most remarkable engineering feats and is a must-drive for any road trip enthusiast. From the dramatic fjords of Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, to the towering Trollstigen mountain pass and the vast Lofoten archipelago, Norway offers landscapes that feel almost otherworldly. The distance from Oslo to Bergen covers roughly 460 kilometres, while the journey from Tromsø to Nordkapp — mainland Europe's northernmost point — stretches around 500 kilometres through Arctic terrain. Coastal roads wind along deep fjords, mountain passes climb to over 1,000 metres, and ferries connect stretches of coastline where roads simply cannot go. This variety makes Norway ideal for exploring by campervan or motorhome, with each day bringing a completely different backdrop. Narrow roads in western Norway suit smaller campervans, while the broad E6 highway running north to south is comfortable for larger motorhomes. Through Yescapa, you can hire a vehicle directly from local owners spread across Norwegian cities and towns, giving you flexible pick-up options and a personal touch that makes planning your adventure straightforward and enjoyable.
Best time to visit
June to August is the prime season for a campervan trip in Norway, when the midnight sun lights up the north and roads across mountain passes like Trollstigen are fully open. The Bergen International Festival in late May kicks off the cultural calendar, while the Riddu Riđđu indigenous festival in July brings music and art to northern Norway. September and early October reward travellers with autumn colours and the first northern lights sightings. Booking through Yescapa during shoulder months like May or September often means better availability and more competitive peer-to-peer rates. Whichever month you choose, plan your route early to secure a motorhome that fits your itinerary.
The best road trips in Norway
To help you plan your trip, we have selected six unmissable road trips, suitable for all travelers.
The Bergen Fjord Drive
250 km 3–6 days
From Bergen, follow the Hardangerfjord south to Odda, gateway to the Trolltunga hike. Continue via Voss back to Bergen — roughly 250 km through orchards, waterfalls and fjord panoramas. This loop suits a campervan well, as roads are narrow but well maintained throughout.
The Lofoten Island Loop
280 km 3–6 days
Start in Svolvær and drive the E10 to Å at the southwestern tip of the Lofoten Islands. Along the way, visit Henningsvær, Reine and Nusfjord — roughly 280 km return. The Lofoten offer plenty of seaside campsites with pitches for both motorhomes and campervans.
The Stavanger to Ålesund Coastal Route
450 km 5–8 days
Drive from Stavanger along the Atlantic coast to Ålesund — around 450 km with several ferry crossings. Highlights include Preikestolen near Stavanger, the Art Nouveau architecture of Ålesund and the Atlantic Ocean Road near the finish. Factor in ferry times and enjoy Norway's varied coastal scenery throughout.
The Geirangerfjord Circuit
400 km 5–8 days
Start in Ålesund and drive the famous Trollstigen mountain pass to the Geirangerfjord. Continue via Stryn and the Jostedalsbreen glacier back to the coast — roughly 400 km. The route features hairpin bends, waterfalls like the Seven Sisters and glacier views. A campervan handles the tight switchbacks particularly well on this circuit.
Arctic Norway: Tromsø to the North Cape
700 km 7–11 days
From Tromsø, follow the E6 through Arctic Norway to the North Cape — roughly 700 km one way. Along the route, stop at Alta to see its prehistoric rock carvings, visit Hammerfest and cross the Finnmark plateau. The midnight sun in summer makes this journey especially memorable. Campsites along the route offer pitches for every vehicle size.
The Southern Norway Grand Loop
600 km 7–15 days
This loop takes you from Oslo to Kristiansand on the south coast, through the Setesdal valley and across the Hardangervidda plateau back to Oslo — roughly 600 km. Visit the Lindesnes lighthouse, Norway's southernmost point, and hike across the Hardangervidda. The route combines coast, valleys and highland terrain, suitable for motorhomes of all sizes.
Rent a campervan on Yescapa: how does it work?
Discover step by step how we work. We accompany you at every stage of the rental process, both owners and travellers.
Discover
Find the perfect vehicle
Find for a leisure vehicle near you or a destination idea according to your planned route, then specify the pick-up and return dates. The perfect vehicle for your road trip holiday is waiting for you!
Connecting people
Confirm your booking
Make one or more booking requests for leisure vehicles that have caught your eye and wait for the owners' responses. Once your request has been accepted, all you have to do is confirm your booking.
Pick-up
Go on an adventure
On the pick-up date, collect the vehicle and listen to the valuable advice of the owner for handling it; you are ready hit the road with family, as a couple or with friends.
Return
All good things must come to an end...
Once again, with the owner complete the vehicle condition check and sign the Rental Agreement as well as exchange your travel stories. All you have to do is imagine your next road trip!
Campsites and road information in Norway
Recommended campsites
Norway offers campsites in almost every landscape — from fjord shores in the west to forest clearings inland and Arctic coastal spots in the north. Many sites provide electric hook-ups, sanitary facilities with showers and waste disposal stations for motorhomes and campervans. Thanks to the right to roam, wild camping is also permitted in Norway, but well-equipped campsites provide added comfort and communal areas.
- Lofoten Beach Camp Ramberg, LofotenBeachside pitches, electric hook-ups, sanitary facilities, kitchen, Wi-Fi
- Geiranger Camping GeirangerFjord views, electric hook-ups, showers, waste disposal station, playground
- Tromsø Camping TromsøMotorhome pitches, electric hook-ups, sanitary facilities, laundry, common room
- Preikestolen Camping JørpelandNear Preikestolen trail, electric hook-ups, showers, kiosk, barbecue areas
- Nordkapp Camping SkarsvågEurope's northernmost campsite, electric hook-ups, sanitary facilities, common room, kitchen
- Bergen Camping Park BergenClose to city centre, electric hook-ups, showers, waste disposal station, mini-market, playground
What you need to know about roads and motorways in Norway
Norway has no motorway toll booths — tolls are collected electronically via the AutoPASS system, and foreign-registered vehicles are billed automatically through cameras. Speed limits for motorhomes over 3.5 tonnes are typically 80 km/h on main roads and 60 km/h in built-up areas. The E6, Norway's longest road at over 2,500 km, runs from the Swedish border near Svinesund all the way to Kirkenes in the far north. Mountain passes such as Trollstigen and Lysevegen may close from October to May depending on snowfall. Ferries are an essential part of many routes along the western fjords, so factor crossing times into your journey plan.
Frequently asked questions
Campervan hire costs in Norway vary by season, vehicle size and features. In summer, a compact campervan typically costs around £70–120 per day, while larger motorhomes start from roughly £90–160 per day. Through Yescapa, you hire directly from private owners, which often works out more affordable than traditional rental companies. Outside peak season — in May or September, for example — you can find particularly competitive rates for your Norway trip.
Through Yescapa, you can find motorhomes and campervans across many parts of Norway. The widest selection is available in Oslo, Bergen and Stavanger, though vehicles are also listed in Tromsø and Trondheim. Since you hire directly from private owners, you can often arrange a pick-up point that suits your planned route. This way, you start your trip right where your Norwegian adventure begins.
To find affordable campervan or motorhome hire in Norway, flexibility with travel dates helps. The shoulder season in May and September offers lower prices with pleasant conditions. On Yescapa, you can compare listings from different private owners and filter by price, features and location. Booking early secures the best rates. You can also save by choosing a pick-up point already close to your planned route through Norway, reducing unnecessary driving.
The ideal vehicle size depends on your group and planned route in Norway. For couples or solo travellers, a compact campervan with two berths works well — perfect for narrow fjord roads and ferry crossings. Families with children benefit from a motorhome with four to six berths, offering more storage and living space. On Yescapa, you can filter by berths and vehicle size to find exactly the right match for your Norway trip.
Yes, on Yescapa you can find plenty of dog-friendly campervans and motorhomes in Norway. Many private owners welcome pets on board — simply use the pet-friendly filter when searching. Norway is a wonderful destination for travelling with dogs: the right to roam allows walks in open countryside, and many campsites welcome four-legged guests. Note that dogs entering Norway need an EU pet passport, a valid rabies vaccination and tapeworm treatment.
What our users say about our campervans and motorhomes in Norway
Patrick
5 / 5
Everything worked just fine and we realized that we are for sure campervan-people. The Van was very new and fresh.
Olivia
5 / 5
Workers were very helpful
Josue Yezid
5 / 5
Tuve un poco de prevención porque hay comentarios de que hay cobros ocultos, pero al usar el seguro y el pack de limpieza pues ya todo estuvo cubierto
Janoš
3 / 5
Location of pick up, hours od drop off, support team is bad
Stephan
5 / 5
Good and Friendly Communication , we were able to get the vehicle earlier in the day which was Great for our planning, we liked the vehicle and it was clean and well equipped. We had a great time. Thank you Jana for this experience!
Barbara
5 / 5
Jacob took a great care of our van and the commumication was very easy. He treated our van like his own, which we very much appriciated :)
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