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Bunk Campers motorhome hire in the United Kingdom

Two bases on either side of the Irish Sea: Broxburn for Scotland, Carryduff for Northern Ireland

public rating, 1,927 reviews
3.5/5
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British depots: Broxburn, west of Edinburgh, and Carryduff, south of Belfast
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other rental companies with a branch in the United Kingdom, brought together in the same search
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  • Scottish depot in Broxburn, near Edinburgh Airport
  • Northern Irish depot in Carryduff, on the southern outskirts of Belfast
  • Scotland–Northern Ireland crossing subject to the rental company’s approval
  • Pounds sterling and miles in both departure regions

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The rental company

Bunk Campers in the UK: Scotland on one side, Northern Ireland on the other

In the United Kingdom, Bunk Campers, a campervan and motorhome rental company born on the island of Ireland, has two departure points. In Scotland, the depot occupies a unit on the East Mains industrial estate in Broxburn, West Lothian: west of Edinburgh, not far from its airport. In Northern Ireland, it is based in Carryduff, on Ballynahinch Road, on the southern edge of Belfast. Neither is located at an airport.

These two bases lead to very different trips. From Broxburn, the M9 motorway heads for Stirling, then the Highlands: Glencoe, the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness or the North Coast 500 loop. From Carryduff, Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains are close by, while the Antrim coast road runs north to the Glens and the Giant’s Causeway. Between Scotland and Northern Ireland, ferries sail from Cairnryan to Belfast and to Larne.

Our October 2026 surveys do not yet include any British Bunk Campers offers: no price, excess or mileage allowance to quote here. These details appear, offer by offer, in the search run for your dates. The rental company’s range is described on its main page, which covers Ireland; the models actually available in Broxburn or Carryduff are shown in each offer.

Our view: a handy option for exploring Scotland without going through London, or for touring Northern Ireland without heading down to Dublin. On the other hand, both depots are on the outskirts, and with no prices recorded, the comparison happens when you search, against McRent, Just GO or Go Explore Scotland.

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Bunk Campers in detail: what you need to know

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

General information

Presence in the UK
Scotland and Northern Ireland · no departures in England or Wales in our data

Rental conditions

Prices and mileage
Specific to each offer · no British offers in our October 2026 surveys
Ferry to the other depot
With the rental company’s approval · insurance cover at sea and on arrival to be confirmed

Insurance and extras

Scottish city centres
Low-emission zones · Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee; check the vehicle’s emissions standard

Network and availability

Edinburgh depot
Broxburn (West Lothian) · Liggat Syke Place, East Mains industrial estate
Belfast depot
Carryduff · Cyril Johnston Complex, Ballynahinch Road
Branches

Bunk Campers branches in the United Kingdom

  • Bunk Campers
    Unit 2, Liggat Syke Place, East Mains Industrial Estate, EH52 5NA Broxburn, West Lothian
    Public rating of the rental company: 3.5/5 (393 reviews)

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

Network

Bunk Campers also operates in one other country

Our view

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

Bunk Campers is ideal if…

  • Your flight lands in Edinburgh and your itinerary heads for Glencoe, Skye or northern Scotland
  • You want to tour Northern Ireland, from the Mournes to the Antrim coast, starting from Belfast

Bunk Campers is not ideal if…

  • Your trip starts in London, southern England or Wales
  • You want to decide based on prices already observed before searching
Practical tips

Our tips for booking with Bunk Campers

  1. Get used to single-track roads

    On Skye, in Wester Ross or along the North Coast 500, many roads have only one lane. Signposted passing places let vehicles get past each other: whoever has one on their left pulls into it, and you also stop in them to let faster cars overtake. These passing places are never to be used as overnight spots.

  2. Avoid Scottish city centres in a motorhome

    Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee control access to their centres by camera, in low-emission zones. An older diesel vehicle is fined there. Ask at handover whether yours complies; if not, park on the outskirts and finish the journey by tram or bus.

  3. Plan the crossing between the two depots

    To combine Scotland and Northern Ireland, Stena Line links Cairnryan to Belfast and P&O sails from Cairnryan to Larne. Get Bunk Campers’ written approval before booking the ferry, and have the insurance checked. A return at the other depot, if offered, would save you making the crossing again.

What travellers ask

Your questions about Bunk Campers

Where do you collect a Bunk Campers motorhome in the United Kingdom?

Two addresses appear in our data. In Scotland: Unit 2, Liggat Syke Place, on the East Mains industrial estate in Broxburn, west of Edinburgh. In Northern Ireland: Cyril Johnston Complex, Ballynahinch Road, in Carryduff, south of Belfast. The appointment time is shown in your confirmation.

What budget should you plan for a Bunk Campers campervan from Edinburgh or Belfast?

We do not publish an estimate: no British offers from this rental company appear in our October 2026 surveys. The price depends on the model, the season and the number of nights. Run a search from either city: the total, mandatory fees included, is shown with the mileage and excess.

Do you need to go via Dublin for a trip to Northern Ireland?

No. The Carryduff depot lets you set off directly from Belfast, whereas the rental company’s Ireland page covers a departure near Dublin Airport. If your road trip then crosses the border towards Donegal or the west coast, check in the offer that the insurance does cover the Republic.

Verified customer reviews

They rented with Bunk Campers

4.3
818 reviews

Public rating of Bunk Campers

Public rating of the rental company: 3.5/5 (1,927 reviews)

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

Functional and easy-to-use application that meets expectations.

N.
United Kingdom · Jul 2025
Trustpilot

1. The motorhome had neither a reversing alarm nor a rear camera. Essential for this type of vehicle. 2. There was no option to purchase insurance without a deductible. The options were either to take out an external one or to reduce it with Indie Campers. Additionally, in the case of the one rented in Scotland, we were informed at the last moment that no insurance covered the upper and lower parts of the sides... Incredible! We could crash it but not scratch it... 3. Regarding the rental in Dublin: a) The location is very far from the airport and much further from the city.

J.
United Kingdom · Jun 2024
Trustpilot

Available team and very good service

Nicolas E.
United Kingdom · Jun 2024
Avis Vérifiés
Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Bunk Campers motorhome hire in the United Kingdom

Which documents do you need to hire in the United Kingdom with a French licence?

A French driving licence is recognised for hiring in the United Kingdom. You do, however, need a passport, as an identity card is no longer enough to enter the country, and an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) obtained before departure, including for Northern Ireland. The required age and years of holding a licence are stated in the offer.

Can you set off from Broxburn and finish in Carryduff?

A one-way hire between the two depots is not guaranteed. To find out, enter Edinburgh as the departure and Belfast as the drop-off location, or the other way round: only the offers that accept it remain displayed, fees included. In that case, budget for the ferry fare, which you pay yourself.

How do you get to the Broxburn depot when arriving by plane?

Broxburn is a few kilometres west of Edinburgh Airport: a taxi will do for the journey. From the city centre or Waverley station, allow longer, depending on traffic. Set the handover time to allow for a possible flight delay, and keep the depot’s number on your phone.

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In the UK, Bunk Campers sends its vehicles out from two depots: Broxburn, west of Edinburgh, for the Highlands and the Scottish islands, and Carryduff, south of Belfast, for the Mournes and the Antrim coast. On CoolDrive, its offers can be compared for your dates with those of the other rental companies based in the United Kingdom, and our experts then help you prepare the handover. The rental company’s range and services are presented on its main page, for departures from Ireland.