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Campervan and motorhome hire in Gdańsk

Camper vans and converted vans for the Baltic coast and Kashubia

Compare the 2 campervan and motorhome rental companies in Gdansk to find the best price, and book at the price shown, mandatory fees included.

per day, from (observed prices)
€98
rental partners
2
branches
2
  • 2 partner companies and 2 depots
  • From €98 per day (prices observed in October 2026)
  • Poznań 244 km as the crow flies
  • Pleasant climate in June, August and September
  • Rent Easy depot in Kębłowo, near Wejherowo

Hiring a campervan in Gdańsk puts you on the shores of the Baltic, in a red-brick Hanseatic city whose shipyard gave birth to Solidarity. To the north lie Sopot, Gdynia and the long Hel Peninsula; to the west, the shifting dunes of Łeba and the lakes of Kashubia; to the south-east, the Teutonic castle of Malbork and then Masuria. Two partner companies, Anywhere Campers and Rent Easy, offer campervans, converted vans and family motorhomes.

Rent Easy hands over its vehicles in Kębłowo, near Wejherowo, some forty kilometres west of Gdańsk: the Łeba coast and the road to Hel start almost at the door.

2 rental partners

Where to pick up your vehicle in Gdansk?

Rent Easy Rental company category:Premium

  • Rent Easy Pomorze c/o Grup MCC sp. z o. o.
    30, Wejherowska, 84-242 Keblowo
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Observed prices

Rental prices observed in Gdansk

Vehicle Winter January Spring April Summer July Autumn October
Campervan from €108/day median €187/day from €102/day median €200/day from €139/day median €244/day from €98/day median €190/day
Low-profile motorhome from €112/day median €215/day from €102/day median €221/day from €132/day median €264/day from €101/day median €213/day
Large motorhome from €122/day median €162/day from €120/day median €164/day from €164/day median €231/day from €111/day median €149/day

Daily prices observed on October 21, 2026 for a 15-day rental: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included, 2 rental companies compared. 45% of offers with unlimited mileage. Median excess: €1,500.

Road trip ideas

Road trips from Gdansk

1 Sopot, Gdynia, the Hel Peninsula and the Łeba dunes 4 to 5 days about 330 km
  1. Gdańsk
  2. Sopot
  3. Gdynia
  4. Jastarnia
  5. Hel
  6. Władysławowo
  7. Łeba
  8. Gdańsk

The coast opens with Sopot and its wooden pier stretching far out to sea, then Gdynia, a modernist port where the training ship Dar Pomorza and the destroyer Błyskawica are moored. After Władysławowo, the Hel Peninsula runs for more than thirty kilometres between the bay and the open sea to the port of Hel and its seals. Then head back west for the white dunes of Słowiński National Park, starting from Łeba.

Distance
about 330 km
Recommended vehicle
Campervan or converted van
2 The lakes and hills of Kashubia 3 days about 230 km
  1. Gdańsk
  2. Kartuzy
  3. Chmielno
  4. Szymbark
  5. Kościerzyna
  6. Wdzydze Kiszewskie
  7. Gdańsk

Half an hour west of Gdańsk, Kashubia strings together glacial lakes, forests and villages where road signs are bilingual, in Polish and Kashubian. Kartuzy and its former charterhouse, the upside-down house of Szymbark, the lookout on Wieżyca hill and the potters of Chmielno mark the route to the open-air museum of Wdzydze Kiszewskie, on the shore of a large lake.

Distance
about 230 km
Recommended vehicle
All types of motorhomes
3 Malbork, the Elbląg Canal and the Masurian lakes 6 to 7 days about 600 km
  1. Gdańsk
  2. Malbork
  3. Buczyniec
  4. Olsztyn
  5. Mikołajki
  6. Giżycko
  7. Frombork
  8. Gdańsk

Malbork Castle, the largest brick fortress in the world, opens a loop to the east. On the Elbląg Canal, at Buczyniec, boats cross the hills hoisted onto rail-mounted cradles pulled by cables. Olsztyn leads to the Masurian lakes, between Mikołajki and Giżycko, before returning via Frombork, Copernicus's town, on the shore of the Vistula Lagoon.

Distance
about 600 km
Recommended vehicle
Low-profile or large motorhome
Weather and seasons

When to go in Gdansk?

Best time

June and September

June, September
highs 19 to 22 °C, lows 12 to 13 °C

The two best months to set off from Gdańsk: thirteen hours of sunshine a day in June, a sea still reaching 19 °C in September and resorts on the Hel Peninsula that are already, or still, quiet. Coastal campsites have space and the Łeba dunes can be explored without the summer crowds.

High season

July and August

July to August
highs 22 to 23 °C, lows 15 °C

Beach season: the Baltic warms up to 21 °C in August, but July is the wettest month of the year, with thundery showers. The whole of Poland then heads for the coast, from Sopot to Hel: book your vehicle and campsite pitches very early, and choose Kashubia to escape the traffic jams.

March to May and October

March to May, October
highs 8 to 17 °C, lows 1 to 8 °C

In spring, the sea breeze stays cold and the water does not exceed 11 °C in May, but the days lengthen quickly and the castles of Malbork and Frombork can be visited in peace. October, mild for the season, colours the Kashubian forests; many coastal campsites, however, close after September.

Winter

November to February

November to February
highs 3 to 8 °C, lows -1 to 3 °C

The Baltic winter is grey and short on daylight, with three hours of sunshine a day from November to January and night frosts. Gdańsk remains pleasant for its Christmas market and museums, but a road trip calls for a well-heated vehicle, short stages and campsites open all year.

Climate in Gdansk, month by month

Most pleasant months: June, August to September.

Month High Low Rain Sun Sea
Jan 3 °C -1 °C 52 mm 3 h/day 3 °C
Feb 4 °C -1 °C 44 mm 5 h/day 3 °C
Mar 8 °C 1 °C 34 mm 7 h/day 4 °C
Apr 12 °C 4 °C 34 mm 10 h/day 7 °C
May 17 °C 8 °C 53 mm 12 h/day 11 °C
Jun 22 °C 13 °C 67 mm 13 h/day 17 °C
Jul 22 °C 15 °C 104 mm 12 h/day 20 °C
Aug 23 °C 15 °C 70 mm 11 h/day 21 °C
Sep 19 °C 12 °C 52 mm 9 h/day 19 °C
Oct 14 °C 8 °C 60 mm 6 h/day 13 °C
Nov 8 °C 3 °C 50 mm 3 h/day 10 °C
Dec 4 °C 1 °C 50 mm 3 h/day 6 °C

Averages 2016–2025 computed from Open-Meteo data (ERA5 reanalysis).

Practical tips

Everything to know before hitting the road

A1 motorway and e-TOLL charges

Towards Toruń, the A1 motorway is a concession section with tolls, while the S6 and S7 expressways, towards Gdynia, Elbląg or Warsaw, are free for vehicles under 3.5 tonnes. Above that weight, some large motorhomes must pay through the electronic e-TOLL system: ask the rental company for your vehicle's gross weight and check the rules in force.

The Hel road in summer

A single two-lane road serves the whole Hel Peninsula from Władysławowo: on fine days in July and August, it is jammed from the morning. Leave very early, settle into a campsite in Chałupy, Jastarnia or Kuźnica, then get around by bike on the cycle path that runs along the peninsula, or by train.

The Łeba dunes without your motorhome

The dunes of Słowiński National Park cannot be reached by vehicle: leave the motorhome in a paid car park in Łeba or Rąbka, then walk a few kilometres through the forest, or take an electric cart, a bike or a boat across the lake. Overnight parking is banned in the park; Łeba has plenty of campsites.

Visiting Gdańsk by local train

The narrow streets of the Main Town, between the Royal Route, the medieval crane on the Motława and St. Mary's Basilica, are ill-suited to a motorhome. Park at a campsite in Gdańsk, near the Stogi beaches for example, then use the tram or the SKM, the urban railway linking Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia at frequent intervals.

What travellers ask

Your questions about a road trip in Gdansk

Where can I pick up a campervan in Gdańsk?

Two partner companies are present: Rent Easy, at 30 Wejherowska Street in Kębłowo, some forty kilometres west of Gdańsk near Wejherowo, and Anywhere Campers, which hands over its vans in Gdańsk itself, at a place specified on booking. The exact address and appointment time are in your confirmation.

How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Gdańsk?

Our October 2026 searches compared 80 offers from two rental companies for 15-day rentals, mandatory fees included. Campervans start from €98 per day in October and €139 in July; low-profile motorhomes from €101 in October and €132 in July; large motorhomes from €111 in October. Run a search with your dates to see real prices.

Can I return the campervan in another city?

Yes, our partners also operate from Poznań, Warsaw, Zielona Góra, Wrocław and Kraków. A one-way trip from the Baltic to Poznań via Toruń, or to Warsaw via Malbork and Masuria, avoids retracing your steps. Any one-way fees are included in the displayed price as soon as you enter the return city when searching.

Can I take the ferry to Sweden from Gdańsk?

Ferries link Gdynia with Karlskrona and Gdańsk with Nynäshamn, near Stockholm: Scandinavia is one overnight crossing away. The rental company must still allow you to leave the country and take ferries, and the insurance must cover Sweden. Check these points in the offer conditions before booking the crossing.

Which vehicles can I hire in Gdańsk?

The offers observed cover the whole range: compact two-berth campervans such as the Active Extra and City Extra, five-seat Family Extra family vans, and Carado T-447 and Adria Matrix low-profile motorhomes with five berths. The Carado and the Adria Matrix Plus come with automatic gearboxes, handy in the long summer queues on the coast.

Verified customer reviews

They rented in Gdansk with CoolDrive Nomad

4.3
818 reviews

The kitchen equipment in the caravan was inadequate. There was no kettle to heat water or coffee maker, which are essential if there is no microwave. There was also no toaster. There was no cleaning equipment (broom and dustpan), which we had to buy. There were no cleaning or dish towels. A set of towels was soaked in oil with stains and a smell of oil. Impossible to use even after washing. I have rented caravans in South Africa and Australia and I can compare. These caravans are handed over to customers with deficiencies in essential equipment. When contacted via WhatsApp, they didn't even respond.

C.
Poland · Jun 2025
Trustpilot

5th rental with Cooldrive, always as responsive, efficient, and of high quality.

(anonymous)
Poland · May 2019
Avis Vérifiés

First rental of this type of vehicle in a professional context where the rental must take place from France to Canada. Many questions and Cooldrive (Marlène) has been a valuable support in guiding my choices. Efficiency and responsiveness beforehand, and on-site a vehicle and service that met our expectations. No complaints. Great!

Alain L.
Canada · Oct 2025
Avis Vérifiés
Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Campervan and motorhome hire in Gdańsk

What licence do I need to hire a motorhome in Poland?

A European category B licence lets you drive a motorhome up to 3.5 tonnes. Drivers holding a licence issued outside the European Union may also need to show an international driving permit. Minimum age and required years of driving vary from one rental company to another: they are specified in each offer's conditions.

Where can I stay overnight with a motorhome on the Baltic coast?

Campsites dot the whole coastline, from Gdańsk to Łeba and along the Hel Peninsula, often in the pine woods behind the dunes. Wild camping is banned in national parks and in state forests outside designated areas. Many sites only open from May to September: in July and August, book ahead.

Is mileage unlimited?

In our October 2026 searches, 45% of the offers observed from Gdańsk included unlimited mileage; the others set a kilometre allowance. For a loop as far as Masuria or a one-way trip to the south of the country, compare this point carefully on each offer before booking.

What excess should I expect?

The median excess of the offers observed in Gdańsk in October 2026 is €1,500. The exact amount, the deposit held at pick-up and the options to reduce it are shown in each offer's conditions. In the tight car parks of the seaside resorts and on the narrow Kashubian roads, a reduced excess is reassuring.

When should I book a campervan in Gdańsk?

For July and August, several months ahead: the Polish school holidays, from late June to late August, fill the coast and its campsites. In June and September, a few weeks are usually enough. With only two rental companies on site, the two-berth campervans are often the first to go.

How do I get to the depot from Gdańsk airport?

Lech Wałęsa Airport is in Rębiechowo, west of Gdańsk. For Kębłowo, allow around forty minutes by taxi via the Tricity bypass; for Anywhere Campers, the train or a taxi will take you to the centre. Let the rental company know your landing time so you can arrange the handover appointment.

About us

Why set off from Gdańsk by campervan

Gdańsk brings together on one coastline a Hanseatic old town rebuilt stone by stone, the memory of the Second World War at Westerplatte and that of Solidarity at the shipyard. By campervan, the city becomes the starting point of a Baltic journey: the Tricity resorts, the Hel Peninsula, the dunes of Słowiński park, then the lakes of Kashubia and Masuria, and the Teutonic brick fortresses on the banks of the Vistula.

Two partner companies offer campervans, low-profile and large motorhomes, with prices observed from €98 per day in October 2026. Poznań, Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków, other departure cities of our partners, make one-way trips south possible. June, August and September offer the most pleasant climate to enjoy the sea.

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