Bunk Campers motorhome hire in Ireland: Dublin, models

Q: Where is the Bunk Campers depot in Ireland?

It is in Cloughran, at 7B Advance Business Park, on Old Airport Road, close to Dublin Airport. It is the only address listed in Ireland: a departure from Northern Ireland may exist with Bunk Campers, but it remains to be checked in the offer. Handover and return times are shown in each offer.

Q: Which Bunk Campers model should I choose?

For two, the Aero and Roadie vans or the Nomad pop-top remain easy to handle. For four, the Vista, the Europa or the Vista Plus overcab offer four berths. For five, look at the Horizon or the Mystery 5; for six, only the Grande will do. Check the transmission: some models are only available as manuals.

Q: What motorhome itinerary around Ireland?

From Dublin, a two- to three-week loop can follow the Wild Atlantic Way: the Kerry and Dingle peninsulas, the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Connemara, then Donegal. Heading north, you can also follow the Antrim coastline to the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, then head on to Derry and Donegal.

The rental company

Bunk Campers, a rental company born on the island of Ireland

Bunk Campers is a campervan and motorhome rental specialist based on the island of Ireland, which also advertises departures in Great Britain. In the Republic of Ireland, the listed depot is in Cloughran, on Old Airport Road, right next to Dublin Airport. Bunk Campers can also send its vehicles out from Northern Ireland; this departure point does not appear on this page and should be checked in the offer.

The range runs from the Nomad pop-top van and the Aero, Roadie and Vista vans to the Europa and Aero Plus low-profiles, up to the Horizon and Grande overcabs, the latter with six seats and six berths. A good number of the models come with either a manual or an automatic gearbox. The rental company advertises well-maintained vehicles, clear pricing, several levels of insurance and extras such as bikes, picnic tables and barbecues.

Our October 2026 observations do not yet include Bunk Campers: for a mileage allowance or unlimited mileage, the excess amount and the security deposit, rely on the offer displayed for your dates.

Our view: a local specialist, with a wide choice of sizes and transmissions and a well-placed base just outside Dublin Airport, from which you can reach both the Atlantic coast and the Causeway Coast. Things to watch: returning to another city, to check offer by offer, and the inventory, to check carefully at departure.

Rental company profile

Bunk Campers in detail: what you need to know

The key facts to decide whether Bunk Campers suits your trip.

General information

Brand: Bunk Campers · campervan and motorhome rental specialist
Official website: bunkcampers.com
Vans: Aero, Roadie, Ranger, Saver 2, Vista · from two to four berths
Pop-top van: Nomad · two berths, manual gearbox
Low-profiles: Aero Plus, Europa, Saver 4 · two or four berths
Overcabs: Vista Plus, Horizon, Mystery 5, Grande · from four to six berths
Transmission: Manual or automatic · Ranger, Roadie, Nomad and Saver manual only

Rental conditions

Mileage: Shown in each offer · no CoolDrive observations in October 2026
Excess: Amount specified in the offer · not observed in Ireland
Insurance: Several options advertised · to reduce the amount left for you to pay
Driving licence: Category B licence · gross weight to check in the vehicle description
Driver age: Set in each offer · as are the years of licence required
One-way hire: To check · only the Dublin depot is listed; another return city depending on the offer
Driving into Northern Ireland: According to the rental company's conditions · open border, but insurance to confirm

Insurance and extras

Outdoor equipment: Bikes, table, barbecue · advertised by the rental company, to book
M50 toll: Barrier-free, around Dublin · payment to be made online; ask the rental company

Network and availability

Dublin depot: Cloughran, Old Airport Road · close to the airport
Northern Ireland: No departure listed here · to confirm in the offer if you want to set off from the north
Currencies: Euro and pound sterling · euro in the Republic, pound sterling north of the border

The fleet

Bunk Campers vehicles in Ireland

Models offered by the rental company. Not all of them are available at every branch: the search form shows availability and prices.

C-class motorhome

Campervan

Low-profile motorhome

Pop-top van

Branches

Bunk Campers branches in Ireland

Dublin

Bunk Campers Airport

7B Advance Business Park, Old Airport Road, Cloughran

See the branch View map

Network

Bunk Campers also operates in one other country

United Kingdom

Comparison

Bunk Campers compared with other rental companies in Ireland

Our comparison of the country's rental companies: each has its strengths depending on your trip.

Rental company	Vehicles	Mileage	Best for
Bunk Campers	Aero and Vista vans, Nomad pop-top, Europa low-profiles, Horizon and Grande overcabs	Not observed in October 2026	Up to six berths, departure near Dublin Airport
McRent	Urban van, Compact and Comfort low-profiles, Family overcabs	Unlimited in 100% of the offers observed	Erwin Hymer Group ranges, 2 cities
Anywhere Campers	Carado and Adria Matrix low-profiles, Sunlight overcabs, two-seat vans	Unlimited in 100% of the offers observed	Automatic versions, 4 departure cities

Our view

Bunk Campers: who is it for, and who should look elsewhere?

Bunk Campers is ideal if…

Your flight lands in Dublin and you would rather avoid the city centre to pick up the vehicle
There are six of you and the Grande overcab sleeps everyone
You only drive automatics
You are travelling as a couple and a small van slips more easily along country roads

Bunk Campers is not ideal if…

You want to start in Belfast for the Causeway Coast: this page only lists Dublin
You are heading for Kerry or Connemara and want to set off from the west of the island
You want an observed reference price before searching
Your trip depends on a one-way hire that the offer does not include
Driving on the left on narrow roads really worries you
You plan to cross to Great Britain by ferry without the rental company's agreement

Practical tips

Our tips for booking with Bunk Campers

Plan your route from Dublin

From Dublin, the Old Airport Road depot opens up the road to the Wicklow Mountains, Kilkenny and then the south-west. For the Antrim coast, the Giant's Causeway and Donegal, the M1 motorway heads north as soon as you leave the depot. If you are mainly aiming for the Atlantic coast, allow a day's drive to get there.
Choose a size suited to small roads

Away from the main routes, the road quickly narrows between two hedges or two dry-stone walls. For two, a van such as the Aero or the Nomad gets through more easily; the Grande overcab is mainly worthwhile for families. Your first kilometres on the left are best driven on a quiet road.
Check the inventory before setting off

With the agent, tick off the equipment list: crockery, cables, levelling chocks, booked extras. Photograph the bodywork and note down the assistance number. Something missing spotted at the depot is sorted in a few minutes; discovered in the evening in Connemara, it spoils a stop.
Remember the two currencies and the Dublin toll

The Republic of Ireland uses the euro and measures distances in kilometres; Northern Ireland uses the pound sterling and miles. Around Dublin, the M50 motorway has a barrier-free toll to be paid online by the following evening: ask the rental company how it handles it.
Book campsites in summer

Campsites are fewer than in continental Europe and some close out of season. In July and August, book those along the Wild Atlantic Way, in Kerry and on the Causeway Coast. Elsewhere, respect the no-overnight-parking signs, which are common in coastal car parks.

What travellers ask

Your questions about Bunk Campers

How much does a Bunk Campers hire cost in Ireland?

Our October 2026 observations contain no Bunk Campers rates in Ireland, and we prefer not to put forward a figure. The price varies with the model, transmission, season and depot. Run a search with your dates: CoolDrive shows the total amount, mandatory fees included, with the mileage and excess of each offer.

Where is the Bunk Campers depot in Ireland?

It is in Cloughran, at 7B Advance Business Park, on Old Airport Road, close to Dublin Airport. It is the only address listed in Ireland: a departure from Northern Ireland may exist with Bunk Campers, but it remains to be checked in the offer. Handover and return times are shown in each offer.

Which Bunk Campers model should I choose?

For two, the Aero and Roadie vans or the Nomad pop-top remain easy to handle. For four, the Vista, the Europa or the Vista Plus overcab offer four berths. For five, look at the Horizon or the Mystery 5; for six, only the Grande will do. Check the transmission: some models are only available as manuals.

Can I drive from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland?

The border between the two is open, with no checks, and many itineraries cross it several times. The rental company nevertheless sets the areas covered by the insurance: check them in the offer conditions. For a ferry crossing to Scotland or Wales, the rental company's agreement is normally required.

What motorhome itinerary around Ireland?

From Dublin, a two- to three-week loop can follow the Wild Atlantic Way: the Kerry and Dingle peninsulas, the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Connemara, then Donegal. Heading north, you can also follow the Antrim coastline to the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, then head on to Derry and Donegal.

Verified customer reviews

They rented with Bunk Campers

4.3

818 reviews

Public rating of Bunk Campers

3.5/5 (1,766 reviews)

Trustpilot 3.5/5 1,766 reviews

Public ratings collected on October 28, 2026 from independent review sites.

Top rates and service

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Ireland · Oct 2025

Avis Vérifiés

Hello, I recommend CoolDrive! A simple and efficient management, a contact person who is available and professional (communication in French and last-minute arrangements handled very professionally with a great relationship). Delighted to have taken the step. Thank you.

Ireland · Mar 2024

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Bunk Campers motorhome hire in Ireland

Why book Bunk Campers with CoolDrive?

CoolDrive places Bunk Campers offers alongside those of McRent and Anywhere Campers, with prices that already include mandatory fees. You see the departure depot, transmission, mileage and conditions before paying. Our team helps you choose the right size, transmission and extras, then remains available during your trip.

Are Bunk Campers motorhomes automatic?

Many are: the Aero, Aero Plus, Vista, Vista Plus, Europa and Grande are available in an automatic version, as are the Horizon and the Mystery 5. The Nomad, the Ranger, the Roadie and the Saver models are offered as manuals. For anyone new to driving on the left, an automatic avoids changing gear with your left hand.

Can I return the vehicle to another city?

A return anywhere other than Dublin is not guaranteed, and Bunk Campers' Irish page has only one depot. Enter the return city you want when searching: the search engine then only shows compatible offers, fees included. If none appears, plan a loop; the island lends itself well to a circuit from Cloughran.

What excess and security deposit does Bunk Campers charge?

We have no observed excess for Bunk Campers in Ireland. The amount, the security deposit and the expected payment method are specified in each offer. The rental company advertises several levels of insurance to reduce the amount you would have to pay: compare them before paying, and bring a credit card in the main driver's name.

What is the best season for Ireland by motorhome?

Between May and September, it stays light late into the evening and most campsites welcome travellers. June often offers a good balance between daylight and crowds. July and August are the busiest months on the west coast. The weather changes quickly all year round: pack rainwear and keep your stops flexible.

Do I need a special licence to drive a Bunk Campers vehicle?

For most campervans and motorhomes, a category B licence is enough as long as the gross weight stays under 3.5 t; this figure appears in the vehicle description. Each offer also states the required age and the number of years of licence expected. Keep your licence on you: it is required at the key handover in Cloughran.

About us

Bunk Campers in Ireland, to compare on CoolDrive Nomad

Bunk Campers hires out campervans and motorhomes on the island of Ireland from its base in Cloughran, near Dublin Airport. Its range extends from the Nomad pop-top to the Grande overcab for six, with many automatic models, useful for getting used to driving on the left. From there, you can reach the Wild Atlantic Way, Kerry, Connemara or the Antrim coast and the Giant's Causeway.

CoolDrive Nomad presents Bunk Campers alongside McRent and Anywhere Campers, at the final rate, mandatory fees included. Each offer specifies the depot, transmission, included kilometres and excess. Enter your dates and departure city to get a price, then ask our teams for advice on size, extras and itinerary.

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