Campervan Hire Melbourne
Our branch hours are:
- Monday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Tuesday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Wednesday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Thursday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Friday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Saturday: 9am - 3:30pm
- Sunday: 9am - 3:30pm
All branches are closed on Christmas Day (25 Dec), New Year’s Day (01 Jan), Observed Australia Day (27 Jan 2025 and 26 Jan 2026) Good Friday (18 April 2025).
17.2km from airport
The branch is accessible by taxi or uber; transfers are not available to/from the airport/city. There is no customer parking available inside the grounds of our branch, but there is street parking available on the service road along the Hume Highway, just out the front of the branch. Alternatively there is secure parking available at Andrews Airport Parking, 247 Mickleham Rd, Westmeadows (12km from the branch)
Vehicles must be collected/returned at least one hour before closing time.
Whether this is the first time you've taken a campervan journey or you're a regular to hiring motorhomes, our expert team will be on hand to answer any questions you have before heading out on the road.
Booking Payments, Changes and Cancellations
Confirmation and Payment
thl requires a deposit of $250 at time of booking regardless of your rental value. The remainder of the rental value will be due 30 days prior to pick-up. Bookings made less than 30 days prior to pick up require full payment at the time of booking.
Payment at Branches
For security reasons, we do not accept cash at our branches. We accept credit card and debit card for charges paid on RV pick-up and drop-off. The liability deposit is payable at pick-up by credit card or debit card and cannot be paid with a pre-paid credit card.
One-Way fees
• For pick up In Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Hobart – returning to these locations a $195.00 one-way fee applies.
• For pick up Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Hobart - returning to Darwin, Perth, Broome or Alice Springs a $295.00 one-way fee applies.
• For pick-ups from Darwin, Perth, Broome and Alice Springs - returning to any location a $295.00 one-way fee applies.
Refer to the Rental Agreement for more information.
Read more about what to expect at pick-up
Useful Information
- Enjoy a stroll around the Royal Botanic Gardens
- Take a free ride around the city and learn about the sites of Melbourne with the City Circle Tram
- Take a self-guided tour of Melbourne's arcades and laneways
- Head to Brighton Beach and check out the brightly coloured bathing boxes
- Explore the Queen Victoria Market
- Catch a sunset at St Kilda
Yarra Valley
Under an hour out of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is home to an abundance of vineyards and a fine dining scene, set against a charming backdrop. One of the top weekend escapes from Melbourne, take the drive and experience farm-fresh produce, sample local drops and be pampered at a local spa.
Mornington Peninsula
Located just an hour south of Melbourne lies the perfect blend of the great outdoors and luxury. Discover the dramatic wilderness of the Mornington Peninsula as you explore the endless activities from thermal pools to marine wildlife encounters. The perfect place to feel spoilt by both nature and world-class produce, the Mornington Peninsula is an ideal escape to switch off for a while.
Great Ocean Road
No road trip in Victoria would be complete without experiencing the rugged beauty of the southwest coast on one of the most scenic coastal drives in the world. The Great Ocean Road snakes along the wild and windswept Southern Ocean. Discover striking views as you cruise along craggy cliffsides, secluded beaches, epic surf, native wildlife, and picturesque green countryside.
Gippsland
Packed full of incredible nature and culinary delights, Gippsland is the perfect escape for all things indulgent and foodie! Stretching from the outer south-eastern region of Melbourne to the New South Wales border, Gippsland covers a large part of Victora and is an incredible place for anyone seeking adventure and wildlife encounters. Be sure to explore the iconic Wilsons Promontory, the sparkling waters of Gippsland lakes and sample gourmet treats and a local drop. Embrace the seaside lifestyle, explore sandy beaches, discover native wildlife and soak up all the action on Phillip Island.
Great Otway National Park
Stretching from Torquay to Princetown, this park plays host to rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, rock platforms, as well as a blanket of wildflowers in the spring. Discover the natural environment on a mountain bike or horseback, or if you prefer less action, find a quiet spot to have a picnic.
Port Campbell National Park
World famous as being home to the iconic Twelve Apostles, port Campbell is a must-see spot on any road trip through Victoria. Explore this National Park on a scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road or take a short walk to get up close to the action. Be sure to visit Loch Ard Gorge and the Shipwreck Coast while you’re here.
Croajingolong National Park
Packed full of white sandy beaches, incredible forests and towering eucalyptus, this national park is a playground for adrenalin seekers from near and far. Experience epic hikes, mountain bikes, fishing at secluded spots and close encounters with native wildlife.
Victoria is the perfect size for exploring by campervan. With so many regions within the state to visit, you are sure to be spoilt for choice when finding a place to park up for the night.
If you are staying at any BIG4, Discovery Parks, or G'Day Holiday Parks, don't forget that you can get a 10% discount on your stay when you check in with a Mighty campervan hire. Check out our accommodation guide for more information.
We recommend downloading thl Roadtrip app (Powered by Campermate) before you hit the road. The ultimate travel companion; the thl Roadtrip app provides everything you need to help find places to stay and play across Australia, including the closest campgrounds for campervans on your route.
Summer in Melbourne (December – February)
Summer in Melbourne means the city is warming up. With temperatures ranging from 14 – 25 degrees, the best time to visit for warmth is January or February, when temperatures can soar past 30 degrees.
Autumn in Melbourne (March-May)
Autumn sees cooler months, with temperatures averaging between 11 - 20 degrees. Mornings are usually foggy but the days are fine and sunny.
Winter in Melbourne (June – August)
Winter in Melbourne is frequently cold and cloudy. Average temperatures range from 6 - 14 degrees with snow falling in the north-east of Victoria, known as High Country.
Spring in Melbourne (September – November)
Spring in Melbourne is the most variable season of the year. Weather can quickly change from calm and sunny, to cold and windy. October is the wettest month, with around 10 days of rainfall.
Looking for something to do in Melbourne? This bustling city is an epic place to explore, whether you're spending a few days or just passing through. Check out our list below and immerse yourself in the different experiences on offer in Melbourne and throughout Victoria.
- The Australian Open takes place every January. Watch the world's best men's and women's tennis players battle it out on the court as you take in the vibrant atmosphere with world-class entertainment and a lively crowd.
- Foodies flock to Melbourne every March for the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival. Showcasing an incredible range of unique bites created by some of the best chefs in the world, this is a must-do!
- Moomba is the perfect event for families. Taking place every March, along the banks of the Yarra River, visit this festival and enjoy the Moomba parade, firework displays, carnivals, rides, and live music.
- Enjoy a stroll around the Royal Botanic Gardens
- Take a free ride around the city and learn about the sites of Melbourne with the City Circle Tram
- Take a self-guided tour of Melbourne's arcades and laneways
- Head to Brighton Beach and check out the brightly coloured bathing boxes
- Explore the Queen Victoria Market
- Catch a sunset at St Kilda
Yarra Valley
Under an hour out of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is home to an abundance of vineyards and a fine dining scene, set against a charming backdrop. One of the top weekend escapes from Melbourne, take the drive and experience farm-fresh produce, sample local drops and be pampered at a local spa.
Mornington Peninsula
Located just an hour south of Melbourne lies the perfect blend of the great outdoors and luxury. Discover the dramatic wilderness of the Mornington Peninsula as you explore the endless activities from thermal pools to marine wildlife encounters. The perfect place to feel spoilt by both nature and world-class produce, the Mornington Peninsula is an ideal escape to switch off for a while.
Great Ocean Road
No road trip in Victoria would be complete without experiencing the rugged beauty of the southwest coast on one of the most scenic coastal drives in the world. The Great Ocean Road snakes along the wild and windswept Southern Ocean. Discover striking views as you cruise along craggy cliffsides, secluded beaches, epic surf, native wildlife, and picturesque green countryside.
Gippsland
Packed full of incredible nature and culinary delights, Gippsland is the perfect escape for all things indulgent and foodie! Stretching from the outer south-eastern region of Melbourne to the New South Wales border, Gippsland covers a large part of Victora and is an incredible place for anyone seeking adventure and wildlife encounters. Be sure to explore the iconic Wilsons Promontory, the sparkling waters of Gippsland lakes and sample gourmet treats and a local drop. Embrace the seaside lifestyle, explore sandy beaches, discover native wildlife and soak up all the action on Phillip Island.
Great Otway National Park
Stretching from Torquay to Princetown, this park plays host to rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, rock platforms, as well as a blanket of wildflowers in the spring. Discover the natural environment on a mountain bike or horseback, or if you prefer less action, find a quiet spot to have a picnic.
Port Campbell National Park
World famous as being home to the iconic Twelve Apostles, port Campbell is a must-see spot on any road trip through Victoria. Explore this National Park on a scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road or take a short walk to get up close to the action. Be sure to visit Loch Ard Gorge and the Shipwreck Coast while you’re here.
Croajingolong National Park
Packed full of white sandy beaches, incredible forests and towering eucalyptus, this national park is a playground for adrenalin seekers from near and far. Experience epic hikes, mountain bikes, fishing at secluded spots and close encounters with native wildlife.
Victoria is the perfect size for exploring by campervan. With so many regions within the state to visit, you are sure to be spoilt for choice when finding a place to park up for the night.
If you are staying at any BIG4, Discovery Parks, or G'Day Holiday Parks, don't forget that you can get a 10% discount on your stay when you check in with a Mighty campervan hire. Check out our accommodation guide for more information.
We recommend downloading thl Roadtrip app (Powered by Campermate) before you hit the road. The ultimate travel companion; the thl Roadtrip app provides everything you need to help find places to stay and play across Australia, including the closest campgrounds for campervans on your route.
Summer in Melbourne (December – February)
Summer in Melbourne means the city is warming up. With temperatures ranging from 14 – 25 degrees, the best time to visit for warmth is January or February, when temperatures can soar past 30 degrees.
Autumn in Melbourne (March-May)
Autumn sees cooler months, with temperatures averaging between 11 - 20 degrees. Mornings are usually foggy but the days are fine and sunny.
Winter in Melbourne (June – August)
Winter in Melbourne is frequently cold and cloudy. Average temperatures range from 6 - 14 degrees with snow falling in the north-east of Victoria, known as High Country.
Spring in Melbourne (September – November)
Spring in Melbourne is the most variable season of the year. Weather can quickly change from calm and sunny, to cold and windy. October is the wettest month, with around 10 days of rainfall.
Looking for something to do in Melbourne? This bustling city is an epic place to explore, whether you're spending a few days or just passing through. Check out our list below and immerse yourself in the different experiences on offer in Melbourne and throughout Victoria.
- The Australian Open takes place every January. Watch the world's best men's and women's tennis players battle it out on the court as you take in the vibrant atmosphere with world-class entertainment and a lively crowd.
- Foodies flock to Melbourne every March for the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival. Showcasing an incredible range of unique bites created by some of the best chefs in the world, this is a must-do!
- Moomba is the perfect event for families. Taking place every March, along the banks of the Yarra River, visit this festival and enjoy the Moomba parade, firework displays, carnivals, rides, and live music.
