Best campervan rentals in Poland 2026
An honest, balanced overview of the Polish campervan rental market. We compare 10 companies by fleet, pricing, location, and unique features — including our own, with full transparency about our strengths and weaknesses.
The Polish campervan rental market in 2026
The Polish campervan rental market has grown dramatically over the past five years. What was once a niche activity has become mainstream, with approximately 45,000 campervan rentals per year and a market growing at 15% annually. This growth has attracted dozens of rental companies, from international chains to single-vehicle boutique operations.
Choosing the right rental can be overwhelming. Prices range from 350 to 900 PLN per day, fleet sizes from 1 to 50+ vehicles, and quality varies enormously. Some rentals offer basic vehicles with minimal equipment, while others provide fully loaded campervans with solar panels, satellite internet, and all-terrain capabilities.
In this guide, we compare 10 of the most notable campervan rental companies operating in Poland in 2026. We include our own company, Nomad Camper, with complete honesty about both our advantages and limitations. This is not a sales page disguised as a ranking — it is a genuine attempt to help you find the rental that best fits your specific needs, budget, and travel style.
A note on methodology: This comparison is based on publicly available information, our own research, and the experience of the campervan community. We have not received payment from any company listed here (other than being one ourselves). Rankings are alphabetical within categories, not by preference.
10 campervan rentals compared
Nomad Camper Our campervan
A boutique rental with one fully equipped MAN TGE campervan. What it lacks in scale, it makes up for in quality — the only campervan in Poland with Starlink Mini, powerful solar system, and all-terrain tyres. Ideal for digital nomads and couples with dogs seeking a premium experience.
Pros
- Starlink Mini — satellite internet everywhere
- 500W solar + 405Ah batteries — full autonomy
- All-terrain AT tyres — forest roads, beaches
- Dog-friendly — dogs welcome at no extra cost
- Individual approach to every client
Cons
- Only 1 vehicle — limited availability
- Pick-up only in Szczecinek
- No fleet — no model choice
McRent
The largest international campervan rental network in Europe. Present in several Polish cities. Offers a wide range from compact vans to large overcab motorhomes. Ideal for those who value a recognised brand and the ability to pick up and return in different locations.
Pros
- International network — pick-up/return in different cities
- Wide range of categories — from compact to luxury
- All-inclusive equipment
- Professional customer service
Cons
- Higher prices than smaller companies
- Less flexible cancellation terms
- Vehicles often heavily used
KoKo Kamper
A dynamically growing Warsaw-based rental with an expanding fleet. Offers vehicles in standard and prestige segments. Modern models and a professional approach attract clients looking for a higher-end campervan in the capital.
Pros
- Growing fleet with premium vehicles
- Class segmentation (standard/prestige)
- Modern models
Cons
- Pick-up only in Warsaw
- Relatively new company on the market
Sunday Travel / wynajem-kampera.pl
One of the more experienced rental companies in south-eastern Poland. The Sunday Travel brand operates under wynajem-kampera.pl and is known for solid service and helpful educational materials for beginner campervan travellers.
Pros
- Established market position
- Extensive website with travel tips
- Good location for southern Poland trips
Cons
- Pick-up mainly in Rzeszow
- Medium-sized fleet
VIPcamper
A Gdansk-based rental with 3 campervan models. Excellent location for trips around Pomerania, Kashubia, and the Baltic coast. Small fleet means personal client approach but also limited peak-season availability.
Pros
- Great location — close to Tri-City and Kashubia
- Good vehicle quality
- Competitive prices
Cons
- Small fleet — books up quickly
- Limited model choice
Kamperomania
One of the larger rental companies in Poland with 17 vehicles in the fleet. Located in Silesia, offering a wide selection from compact vans to large family motorhomes. Competitive prices attract families and beginner campervan travellers.
Pros
- Large fleet for the Polish market
- Model diversity
- Good location for northern Europe trips
- Competitive prices
Cons
- Pick-up only Katowice / Silesia
- Varying vehicle condition
CarGO!
A Krakow-based rental with a fleet built on the Fiat Ducato platform. Great starting point for trips to the Polish mountains — Tatras, Bieszczady, and Pieniny are within a few hours' drive. Solid option in the mid-price segment.
Pros
- Krakow location — close to mountains
- Fleet based on Fiat Ducato — proven platform
- Affordable prices
Cons
- No premium vehicles
- Limited fleet
BookingCamper.pl
A platform aggregating offers from many Polish campervan rental companies. Does not own its own fleet — operates as an intermediary. Useful for comparing prices and availability, but it is worth checking reviews of the specific rental company fulfilling the booking.
Pros
- Compare offers from many rental companies
- Convenient search and filtering
- Possibility to find deals
Cons
- Not a direct rental company
- Commission may increase prices
- Quality depends on the specific rental
MSKamp
A small Krakow-based rental with 2-3 vehicles. The owner's personal approach and affordable prices are the main advantage. Ideal for those who value direct contact and flexibility — but you need to book well in advance.
Pros
- Personal owner approach
- Affordable prices
- Krakow location
Cons
- Very small fleet
- Books up quickly in season
Kampery Poznan
A Poznan-based rental offering several campervan models. Central location in Wielkopolska is a good starting point for trips in any direction — to the seaside, Masuria, or the mountains. A decent option for residents of western Poland.
Pros
- Central location — good starting point
- Close to Wielkopolska National Park
- Decent fleet
Cons
- Average brand recognition
- Limited peak-season fleet
Quick comparison table
| Company | Location | Fleet | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nomad Camper | Szczecinek | 1 | 500+ PLN |
| McRent | 4 cities | 50+ | 400-900 PLN |
| KoKo Kamper | Warsaw | 10+ | 450-800 PLN |
| Sunday Travel | Rzeszow | 5+ | 400-700 PLN |
| VIPcamper | Gdansk | 3 | 450-700 PLN |
| Kamperomania | Katowice | 17 | 350-650 PLN |
| CarGO! | Krakow | 5+ | 400-650 PLN |
| BookingCamper | Online | Many | Varies PLN |
| MSKamp | Krakow | 2-3 | 380-600 PLN |
| Kampery Poznan | Poznan | 3-5 | 400-650 PLN |
How to choose the right rental
Budget
Be realistic about your total budget. The daily rental rate is just the starting point — add fuel (15-18L/100km), tolls, camping fees (50-150 PLN/night), food, and the deposit hold on your credit card. Budget 800-1200 PLN per day total for a comfortable trip.
Group size & type
A couple needs a different vehicle than a family with two children. Compact vans (2-person) are easier to drive and park. Larger motorhomes (4-6 person) offer more living space but are harder to manoeuvre and consume more fuel.
Destinations & terrain
Planning forest roads, mountain passes, or beach access? You need a vehicle with appropriate tyres and ground clearance. Staying on paved roads? Any standard campervan will do. Your route determines the vehicle, not the other way around.
Trip duration
For weekends, proximity to the rental matters most — choose the closest company. For 2+ week trips, vehicle quality and equipment become more important than pick-up location. Longer trips also mean more savings with weekly/monthly discounts.
What to check in a rental contract
A campervan rental contract can contain surprises if you do not read it carefully. Here are the critical elements to verify before signing, regardless of which rental company you choose.
Insurance coverage
What does the insurance cover? Is there a deductible? What happens if the roof, awning, or interior is damaged? Some rentals include full coverage (CDW), others have a significant deductible (1,000-5,000 PLN). Understand exactly what you are liable for.
Kilometre limits
Many rentals include 200-300 km per day. Exceeding the limit costs 0.50-1.50 PLN per km extra. Some offer unlimited kilometres for a higher daily rate. Calculate your planned route distance and compare costs with and without limits.
Deposit and payment terms
Typical deposits are 3,000-5,000 PLN held on a credit card. When is the deposit returned? What conditions reduce it? Some companies take 14+ days to return the deposit. Cash deposits are risky — always prefer credit card holds.
Fuel policy
Most rentals require you to return the vehicle with the same fuel level as at pick-up. Some charge a premium for refuelling if you return it empty. Diesel campervans consume 12-18L/100km depending on driving style and terrain.
Vehicle condition protocol
Document every scratch, dent, and mark at pick-up with photos and video. Insist on a detailed condition report signed by both parties. At return, go through the same process. This protects you from claims for pre-existing damage.
Foreign travel restrictions
If you plan to cross borders, check which countries are allowed. Some rentals prohibit certain countries entirely. Others charge extra fees (100-300 PLN) for foreign travel. Green card insurance for certain countries may also be required.
Campervan rental — FAQ
- How much does it cost to rent a campervan in Poland in 2026?
- Campervan rental prices in Poland during high season (July-August) start from 400-500 PLN per day for basic models and reach 700-900 PLN per day for premium vehicles. Off-season prices are 20-40% lower. The rental price often needs to include insurance, fuel, cleaning fees, and vehicle return charges. Average price is 450-600 PLN per day.
- Do I need a special driving licence to drive a campervan?
- In most cases, a standard Category B driving licence is sufficient. Campervans with a total weight up to 3.5 tonnes (most rental models) can be driven with a Category B licence. Some larger motorhomes (over 3.5 tonnes) require Category C1. Always check the GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight) when booking.
- What should I look for when choosing a campervan rental?
- Key factors include: fleet technical condition, pricing transparency (hidden fees), insurance and deposit terms, kilometre limits, other customers' reviews, flexibility of pick-up/return dates, and campervan equipment. It is also worth checking whether the rental offers 24/7 technical support.
- Can I take a rental campervan abroad?
- Yes, most rental companies allow European trips, but often charge an extra fee or require prior notification. Some companies restrict certain countries (e.g., exclude the Balkans). Always check the rental terms and inform the company about your planned route.
- What is the typical deposit for a campervan rental?
- A typical deposit is 3,000-5,000 PLN, held on a credit card. Some rental companies offer the option to reduce the deposit for an additional insurance fee. The deposit is returned after the campervan is returned undamaged, usually within 7-14 business days.
Try the Nomad Camper difference
MAN TGE with Starlink Mini, 500W solar, 405Ah batteries, AT tyres. The only fully equipped premium campervan rental in Poland.