Campervans for Families & Groups
4 Berth Campervan Hire Australia
A 4 berth campervan is the most popular choice for families and small groups touring Australia. It balances comfortable sleeping for four with a manageable size you can still drive and park without stress, making it the default pick for a two-week family road trip.
Layouts vary: many 4 berth vans have a rear double bed plus a dinette that converts to a second double, while larger models add a pop-top or over-cab bunk. Most include an indoor kitchen, fridge and dining area, and mid-to-premium models add an onboard toilet and shower.
We line up 4 berth campervans from every major operator so you can compare not just the headline price but the layout, bathroom, and vehicle age — the details that make or break a family trip.
Who a 4 Berth Campervan Suits
- Families with one or two children
- Groups of three or four friends sharing costs
- Couples who want extra living space and an indoor kitchen
- Travellers who want an onboard toilet/shower option
Pros
- Sleeps four with a proper indoor kitchen and dining area
- Bathroom options available on mid and premium models
- Still drivable on a standard car licence
- Good balance of space, comfort and running cost
Things to Consider
- Higher fuel use and daily rate than a 2 berth
- Second bed is often a converted dinette, not permanent
- Larger models can be tight in city parking
4 Berth Campervan Hire Prices
Expect roughly $90/day for a basic 4 berth in the off-season up to around $280/day for a premium self-contained model in peak summer. Because families cluster around school holidays, these dates book out first and command the highest rates — reserve months ahead for December–January travel.
| Vehicle | Typical Daily Rate |
|---|---|
| Budget 4 berth (off-peak) | $90–$150/day |
| Mid-range 4 berth | $150–$220/day |
| Premium 4 berth (peak) | $220–$280/day |
Prices are indicative guides in AUD and vary by season, location and lead time. Compare live rates for exact pricing.
What's Usually Included
Two double beds
A rear double plus a convertible dinette or pop-top bed sleeping four in total.
Indoor kitchen
Gas cooktop, sink, fridge, microwave on some models, plus all cookware and utensils.
Bathroom (mid/premium)
Many 4 berth motorhomes include a combined toilet and shower — filter for self-contained.
