Campervan Hire Queenstown
Monday – Sunday: 8am – 4:30pm All branches are closed on Christmas Day (25 Dec).
600m from airport
Our Queenstown shuttle operates from 8am to 4:00pm, Monday to Sunday. It is available on request and can fit up to eleven people.
On arrival at Queenstown Airport, head out of the main entrance, to the Commercial Transfers area, and use the Freephone located there to call us. You will see instructions to press 809. Once you dial, you’ll be given three options; press “Require Assistance” and this will put you directly through to the Branch for pick up. If you wait here, the white electric shuttle with our logos will be there to pick you up.
There is no customer parking available inside the grounds of our branch, but there is a wide range of safe, secure, convenient and affordable parking options situated close by.
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.
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.
Credit Cards
We accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express. The following fees apply for the rental and any additional products (irrespective of chosen account e.g. savings, credit, etc.) Rental/Extras Visa 3.05% MasterCard 3.05% Amex 5.4% Fees are subject to change 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.
One-way Bookings
Road trips don’t always finish where they start, and some of the best adventures take you far and wide. If a guest drops off at a different branch location from which they picked up, a minimum booking period of five days along with a one-way fee applies per below.
Additional minimum periods may apply and will be reflected accordingly on the booking details.
One-Way fees:
• For pick up Auckland returning in Christchurch or Queenstown between 01 April and 30 September 2025 - $189.00.
• For pick up Auckland returning in Christchurch or Queenstown between 01 October 2025 and 31 March 2026 - $295.00.
• For pick up Christchurch or Queenstown returning in Auckland between 01 October 2025 and 31 March 2026 - $189.00.
• For pick up Christchurch returning in Queenstown between 01 April 2025 and 31 March 2026 - $189.00.
• For pick up Queenstown returning in Christchurch between 01 October 2025 and 31 March 2026 - $89.00.
Refer to the Rental Agreement for exact dates.
To help you prepare for pick-up, make sure you have:
- Filled out the Self Check-In form
- Downloaded the thl Roadtrip App and watched our welcome video, along with the full show-through video of your camper
- Read more about what to expect at pick-up
Vehicles must be collected/returned at least one hour before closing time.
50 Lucas Place Frankton, 9300 Queenstown, New Zealand
Useful Information
Queenstown is an epic spot to explore by campervan. With holiday parks located in scenic spots and nearby to an abundance of South Island icons, you will be spoilt for choice when choosing somewhere to park up for the night.
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 New Zealand, including the closest campgrounds for campervans on your route.
Exploring the adventure capital of Queenstown doesn't have to break the bank. Discover the unreal scenery and experience the lively and friendly hospitality scene with our list below of the best free or cheap things to incorporate into your camper adventure.
- Play a game of frisbee golf in the Queenstown Gardens
- Hike the Ben Lomond Track
- Satisfy the appetite you've earnt with a Fergburger feast
- Explore Arrowtown
- Take a scenic drive to Glenorchy
- Visit Moke Lake
- Witness sunset over Lake Wakatipu
- Peruse the markets
- Spend a night stargazing
Lake Wanaka
An epic day trip destination from Queenstown, Lake Wanaka is the fourth largest lake in New Zealand. Located in the alps of the South Island, visitors from all over are drawn to Wanaka because of its incredible, raw beauty. Get out on the water and have a go at the range of water sports available, or stroll the streets of the charming town and discover galleries, shops, and a wide range of cosy cafes, craft breweries, and award-winning wineries.
Arrowtown
A living historic settlement with a rich history, Arrowtown is a great place to spend a day exploring and is only 20 minutes out of Queenstown. An incredible picturesque destination, Arrowtown sits along the gold-bearing Arrow River. Spend your time here sampling some great food at one of the many cafes, restaurants, and bars and perusing the shops for homeware, designer clothing, souvenirs, and wool.
Milford Sound
Just under a 4 hour drive from Queenstown on the west coast of the South Island, Milford Sound will transport you to a world where plunging cliffs and raging waterfalls meet dark blue waters. See New Zealand's wild west at its absolute best. Explore this incredible destination on a coach and cruise tour, go kayaking or lace up your boots and tackle an incredible hike to reach epic views.
Ben Lomond Track
Ben Lomond track is a challenging hike that will provide you with incredible lake and mountain views as you trek up the saddle. The summit return hike takes a total of 6-8 hours and requires a good level of fitness. Alternatively, the saddle walk is 3-4 hours return. The reward for reaching the top is magnificent panoramic views.
Mount Aspiring National Park
One of the highest peaks in New Zealand, Mount Aspiring is a haven of mountains, glaciers, alpine lakes and river valleys. Offering an abundance of short walks, pack your hiking shoes and explore this epic location by foot.
Aoraki Mount Cook National Park
Mount Cook is the tallest mountain in New Zealand. With sky-scraping peaks, glaciers, and snowfields under a starry night sky, this national park is not one to miss. Enjoy your time here with a range of activities, from scenic walks to helicopter rides and delicious meals with a view. With so many activities to be enjoyed, we recommend spending a few days here.
Fiordland National Park
Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand's treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Home to glaciers, mountain ranges, dense forests, and alpine lakes – this location is unique to New Zealand and draws in travellers from all walks of life. New Zealand is one of the only places in the world where you can admire the sight of glacial carved fiords so, be sure to include Fiordland National Park on your itinerary.
As a popular holiday destination all year round, Queenstown is well known for its distinctive seasons.
Summer in Queenstown (December – February)
Summer brings warm sunshine and long evenings. Temperatures range from 20 - 30 degrees, and the hot summer sun is combatted with a fresh alpine breeze.
Autumn in Queenstown (March - May)
Autumn brings a beautiful burst of red and gold as the trees shed their leaves. These golden hues dominate the region and make for a striking backdrop for your trip. Temperatures in Autumn fall between 5 - 25 degrees.
Winter in Queenstown (June – August)
Winter in Queenstown brings crisp days with blue skies. From early June onwards every year, Queenstown transforms into a winter wonderland and welcomes snow sports enthusiasts from all over. Temperatures fall between –4 - 8 degrees.
Spring in Queenstown (September – November)
Spring in Queenstown retains the snow from winter but brings longer and warmer days. Temperatures range between 8 - 22 degrees. Spring is a special season in Queenstown where ski fields often stay open until early October.
- Taking place annually in February, the Shotover Moonlight Marathon will challenge you to traverse the terrain of Ben Lomond station on a 10km, 30km, 32km or 56km journey.
- Set against the golden backdrop of the Gibbston Valley, enjoy the vibes and sunshine at the Gibbston Valley Winery Summer Concert, with an exciting new line-up every year.
- Every Autumn, Arrowtown's beautiful colours are celebrated with a feast of local cuisine, a parade, and native tree planting at the Arrowtown Autumn Festival. This four-day festival is perfect for the whole family.
- Held every year over the Queens Birthday weekend, LUMA Southern Light Project is a sensory experience offering illuminated art, light sculpture, performance, and community in the Queenstown Gardens.
Queenstown is an epic spot to explore by campervan. With holiday parks located in scenic spots and nearby to an abundance of South Island icons, you will be spoilt for choice when choosing somewhere to park up for the night.
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 New Zealand, including the closest campgrounds for campervans on your route.
Exploring the adventure capital of Queenstown doesn't have to break the bank. Discover the unreal scenery and experience the lively and friendly hospitality scene with our list below of the best free or cheap things to incorporate into your camper adventure.
- Play a game of frisbee golf in the Queenstown Gardens
- Hike the Ben Lomond Track
- Satisfy the appetite you've earnt with a Fergburger feast
- Explore Arrowtown
- Take a scenic drive to Glenorchy
- Visit Moke Lake
- Witness sunset over Lake Wakatipu
- Peruse the markets
- Spend a night stargazing
Lake Wanaka
An epic day trip destination from Queenstown, Lake Wanaka is the fourth largest lake in New Zealand. Located in the alps of the South Island, visitors from all over are drawn to Wanaka because of its incredible, raw beauty. Get out on the water and have a go at the range of water sports available, or stroll the streets of the charming town and discover galleries, shops, and a wide range of cosy cafes, craft breweries, and award-winning wineries.
Arrowtown
A living historic settlement with a rich history, Arrowtown is a great place to spend a day exploring and is only 20 minutes out of Queenstown. An incredible picturesque destination, Arrowtown sits along the gold-bearing Arrow River. Spend your time here sampling some great food at one of the many cafes, restaurants, and bars and perusing the shops for homeware, designer clothing, souvenirs, and wool.
Milford Sound
Just under a 4 hour drive from Queenstown on the west coast of the South Island, Milford Sound will transport you to a world where plunging cliffs and raging waterfalls meet dark blue waters. See New Zealand's wild west at its absolute best. Explore this incredible destination on a coach and cruise tour, go kayaking or lace up your boots and tackle an incredible hike to reach epic views.
Ben Lomond Track
Ben Lomond track is a challenging hike that will provide you with incredible lake and mountain views as you trek up the saddle. The summit return hike takes a total of 6-8 hours and requires a good level of fitness. Alternatively, the saddle walk is 3-4 hours return. The reward for reaching the top is magnificent panoramic views.
Mount Aspiring National Park
One of the highest peaks in New Zealand, Mount Aspiring is a haven of mountains, glaciers, alpine lakes and river valleys. Offering an abundance of short walks, pack your hiking shoes and explore this epic location by foot.
Aoraki Mount Cook National Park
Mount Cook is the tallest mountain in New Zealand. With sky-scraping peaks, glaciers, and snowfields under a starry night sky, this national park is not one to miss. Enjoy your time here with a range of activities, from scenic walks to helicopter rides and delicious meals with a view. With so many activities to be enjoyed, we recommend spending a few days here.
Fiordland National Park
Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand's treasured natural icons and is internationally recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Home to glaciers, mountain ranges, dense forests, and alpine lakes – this location is unique to New Zealand and draws in travellers from all walks of life. New Zealand is one of the only places in the world where you can admire the sight of glacial carved fiords so, be sure to include Fiordland National Park on your itinerary.
As a popular holiday destination all year round, Queenstown is well known for its distinctive seasons.
Summer in Queenstown (December – February)
Summer brings warm sunshine and long evenings. Temperatures range from 20 - 30 degrees, and the hot summer sun is combatted with a fresh alpine breeze.
Autumn in Queenstown (March - May)
Autumn brings a beautiful burst of red and gold as the trees shed their leaves. These golden hues dominate the region and make for a striking backdrop for your trip. Temperatures in Autumn fall between 5 - 25 degrees.
Winter in Queenstown (June – August)
Winter in Queenstown brings crisp days with blue skies. From early June onwards every year, Queenstown transforms into a winter wonderland and welcomes snow sports enthusiasts from all over. Temperatures fall between –4 - 8 degrees.
Spring in Queenstown (September – November)
Spring in Queenstown retains the snow from winter but brings longer and warmer days. Temperatures range between 8 - 22 degrees. Spring is a special season in Queenstown where ski fields often stay open until early October.
- Taking place annually in February, the Shotover Moonlight Marathon will challenge you to traverse the terrain of Ben Lomond station on a 10km, 30km, 32km or 56km journey.
- Set against the golden backdrop of the Gibbston Valley, enjoy the vibes and sunshine at the Gibbston Valley Winery Summer Concert, with an exciting new line-up every year.
- Every Autumn, Arrowtown's beautiful colours are celebrated with a feast of local cuisine, a parade, and native tree planting at the Arrowtown Autumn Festival. This four-day festival is perfect for the whole family.
- Held every year over the Queens Birthday weekend, LUMA Southern Light Project is a sensory experience offering illuminated art, light sculpture, performance, and community in the Queenstown Gardens.
