Campervan Rental in Sweden

Frequently asked questions

• Is a campervan big enough for a trip around Sweden?

  For couples, friends and small families, yes. A campervan gives you a bed, storage and usually somewhere to cook, and you will spend most of your time outside anyway. If you want a bathroom on board, more room to sit indoors or you are travelling in the colder months, a motorhome may suit you better.

• Can I sleep anywhere in a campervan in Sweden?

  Not quite anywhere. The right of public access does not apply to motor vehicles and driving off-road is prohibited, so the van has to stay on a campsite, at a motorhome stopover (ställplats) or in a parking area. You can usually stay overnight in car parks and rest areas where no sign prohibits it, keeping a respectful distance from houses. Campsites are plentiful and offer showers, kitchens and places to empty waste water.

• Can I take a campervan on the ferry to Gotland?

  Yes. Destination Gotland sails to Visby from Nynäshamn, south of Stockholm, and from Oskarshamn. Fares depend on the size of the vehicle, so a compact campervan usually pays less than a long motorhome; book well ahead for the summer, especially July. Öland, Sweden's second-largest island, is reached by a free bridge from Kalmar.

• Can I drive a campervan with a regular car licence?

  A standard car licence (category B) covers vehicles with a maximum authorised weight of up to 3,500 kg, which includes campervans. The licence, minimum age and other requirements for each vehicle are listed on its page.

• How much does it cost to rent a campervan in Sweden?

  The price depends on the vehicle, the season and the length of your trip. Each card on this page shows a guide price per day. Enter your dates and pick-up location in the search to see the exact price in SEK, and what it includes, before you book.