Anywhere Campers Rental company category:Standard
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Anywhere Campers LiverpoolLiverpoolView map
Campervan hire in Liverpool opens the road to two countries. To the west, across the Mersey estuary, North Wales and the mountains of Eryri are about an hour and a half away; to the north, the M6 motorway reaches the Lake District in two hours, and the Peak District lies to the east. Two partner companies, Anywhere Campers and EasiCampers, offer campervans, converted vans and motorhomes here, with one depot each.
EasiCampers is based in Speke, next to John Lennon Airport, south of the city: a departure that avoids crossing the centre.
2 rental partners
Where to pick up your vehicle in Liverpool?
EasiCampers Rental company category:Low cost
Public rating of the rental company: 2.6/5 (149 reviews)
- Trustpilot 2.5/5 127 reviews
- Trustpilot 3.0/5 22 reviews
Public ratings collected on October 28, 2026 from independent review sites.
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Easicampers Liverpool Airport AirportUnit 21 Compass Industrial Estate, Spindus Road, L24 1YL LiverpoolView map
Observed prices
Rental prices observed in Liverpool
| Vehicle | Winter January | Spring April | Summer July | Autumn October |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campervan | from €357/day median €360/day | from €378/day median €381/day | from €425/day median €427/day | from €364/day median €367/day |
| Low-profile motorhome | from €368/day median €385/day | from €384/day median €400/day | from €436/day median €447/day | from €375/day median €387/day |
| Large motorhome | from €374/day median €377/day | from €390/day median €392/day | from €436/day median €439/day | from €381/day median €384/day |
Daily prices observed on October 21, 2026 for a 15-day rental: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included, 1 rental companies compared. 100% of offers with unlimited mileage. Median excess: €1,500.
Road trip ideas
Road trips from Liverpool
1 Welsh coast, Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula
- Liverpool
- Conwy
- Llandudno
- Beaumaris
- South Stack
- Llanddwyn
- Aberdaron
- Portmeirion
- Beddgelert
- Liverpool
The A55, running along the Welsh coast, takes you to Conwy and its castle, then Llandudno, where a toll road circles the Great Orme headland. Once across the Menai Strait come Beaumaris, the cliffs of South Stack and Llanddwyn beach, on Anglesey. After Aberdaron, at the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula, the return leg passes Portmeirion and Beddgelert, in the heart of Eryri. Llŷn's hedge-lined lanes call for a compact vehicle.
- Distance
- about 520 km
- Recommended vehicle
- Campervan or converted van
2 Morecambe Bay and the western Cumbrian lakes
- Liverpool
- Lancaster
- Arnside
- Cartmel
- Coniston
- Ravenglass
- Wasdale
- Ullswater
- Liverpool
Lancaster, another departure city of our partners, opens up Morecambe Bay: the village of Arnside, then Cartmel and its priory. You head on to Coniston Water before reaching the Cumbrian coast at Ravenglass, where a small steam railway climbs the Eskdale valley. A dead-end road then leads to Wast Water, at the foot of Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England. The loop ends on the shores of Ullswater, near Aira Force waterfall.
- Distance
- about 550 km
- Recommended vehicle
- Low-profile motorhome or converted van
3 Wirral, Chester and the southern Peak District
- Liverpool
- West Kirby
- Parkgate
- Chester
- Leek
- Dovedale
- Hartington
- Buxton
- Liverpool
The Kingsway tunnel comes out on the Wirral peninsula: West Kirby, Hilbre Island, reachable on foot at low tide, then Parkgate and its old quays facing the Dee estuary. After the walls and half-timbered Rows of Chester, you reach the southern Peak District, quieter than the north: the Roaches rocks near Leek, the Dovedale stepping stones, the village of Hartington and Buxton, a Georgian spa town.
- Distance
- about 300 km
- Recommended vehicle
- Low-profile motorhome or campervan
Weather and seasons
When to go in Liverpool?
Best time
April to June
April to June
highs 13 to 19 °C, lows 5 to 12 °C
The driest period in Liverpool, with May the least rainy month, and ten to eleven hours of sunshine a day. Anglesey's heaths turn yellow with gorse, Welsh campsites reopen without crowds and the endless days leave time to fit two sights into each stage. June, warmer, is among the most pleasant months.
High season
July and August
July to August
highs 20 °C, lows 14 °C
The mildest months, with the Irish Sea at 19 °C, warm enough for a quick swim at Formby or on Anglesey, but July remains wet. August is among the most pleasant months. The British school holidays fill the Welsh coast and the Lake District: book your vehicle and pitches well in advance.
September and October
September to October
highs 14 to 18 °C, lows 9 to 12 °C
The wettest months of the year along with December, but the sea keeps its summer warmth in September and nights stay mild. Autumn colours in the forests of Eryri and roads freed of holidaymakers make it a good season for travellers equipped for showers.
Winter
November to March
November to March
highs 7 to 10 °C, lows 3 to 6 °C
A maritime winter, rarely freezing but dark: three to five hours of sunshine a day, and storms sweeping the coast. Snow can cover the passes of Eryri and the Lakes, and many campsites close until Easter. Choose a short trip between Chester, the Wirral and the North Wales coast, in a heated vehicle.
Climate in Liverpool, month by month
Most pleasant months: June, August.
| Month | High | Low | Rain | Sun | Sea |
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| Jan | 7 °C | 3 °C | 99 mm | 4 h/day | 5 °C |
| Feb | 9 °C | 3 °C | 83 mm | 5 h/day | 6 °C |
| Mar | 10 °C | 4 °C | 88 mm | 7 h/day | 7 °C |
| Apr | 13 °C | 5 °C | 63 mm | 10 h/day | 11 °C |
| May | 16 °C | 9 °C | 59 mm | 11 h/day | 15 °C |
| Jun | 19 °C | 12 °C | 90 mm | 11 h/day | 18 °C |
| Jul | 20 °C | 14 °C | 104 mm | 11 h/day | 19 °C |
| Aug | 20 °C | 14 °C | 88 mm | 10 h/day | 19 °C |
| Sep | 18 °C | 12 °C | 107 mm | 8 h/day | 17 °C |
| Oct | 14 °C | 9 °C | 106 mm | 6 h/day | 13 °C |
| Nov | 10 °C | 6 °C | 103 mm | 4 h/day | 10 °C |
| Dec | 9 °C | 4 °C | 108 mm | 3 h/day | 7 °C |
Averages 2016–2025 computed from Open-Meteo data (ERA5 reanalysis).
Practical tips
Everything to know before hitting the road
The Mersey tunnels are tolled
Two tunnels link central Liverpool to the Wirral bank: Queensway, towards Birkenhead, and Kingsway, towards Wallasey and the M53 motorway, heading for Chester and Wales. Both are tolled, paid at the barrier, with a rate that depends on the vehicle class. Have a bank card or cash ready before entering.
Leaving Speke for Wales
From the airport depot, there is no need to cross the city: the Mersey Gateway bridge, in Runcorn, leads straight to the M56 motorway towards Chester and the A55. It has no barrier: the crossing is paid online, by midnight the following day. Towards the north and the Lake District, the A5300 expressway joins the M62 motorway, then the M6.
Visit Liverpool without the motorhome
Multi-storey car parks in the centre have height barriers, and the streets around the docks are ill-suited to large vehicles. Explore the Albert Dock, the waterfront and the Beatles sites before pick-up or on your return, or leave the vehicle on the outskirts and take the Merseyrail train.
Sleep on an authorised site
In England as in Wales, spending the night in your vehicle outside a campsite requires the landowner's permission, and car parks on the Sefton coast or Anglesey's beaches often forbid it. Farm campsites abound in Eryri and on Anglesey; the Brit Stops network, through the purchase of its annual guide, also opens pub and farm car parks for one night.
What travellers ask
Your questions about a road trip in Liverpool
Where can I pick up a campervan in Liverpool?
Two partner companies are present. EasiCampers welcomes you on the Compass industrial estate, in Speke, next to John Lennon Airport, south of the city. Anywhere Campers also offers departures in Liverpool, with a handover point specified in the booking confirmation. In both cases, let the company know your arrival time.
How much does campervan hire cost in Liverpool?
The rate varies with the season, July and August being the most in demand, with the length of hire, with the model, from a two-person campervan to a family motorhome, and with any one-way fees. A search with your dates shows the real offers of Liverpool's rental companies, mandatory fees included, bookable immediately.
Can I take a ferry to the Isle of Man or Ireland from Liverpool?
Yes: ferries to the Isle of Man leave from the city-centre waterfront, those to Dublin from the docks in the north of the city, and those to Belfast from Birkenhead, on the other bank. Before booking the crossing, check that the rental company allows it and that the insurance covers the destination, especially the Republic of Ireland, outside the United Kingdom.
Can I return the vehicle in another city?
Preston, Blackburn, Manchester and Lancaster, between 44 and 72 km away as the crow flies, are other departure cities of our partners. A one-way trip to one of them is sometimes possible, with fees: enter the return city when searching, and only compatible offers are shown, fees included.
What is there to see near Liverpool for a first stage?
Half an hour to the north, Crosby beach hosts the cast-iron figures of “Another Place”, Antony Gormley's work facing the Irish Sea. A little further, the dunes and pinewoods of Formby are home to red squirrels. A short, easy first day before heading for Wales or the lakes.
Verified customer reviews
They rented in Liverpool with CoolDrive Nomad
4.3
818 reviews
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
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ — Campervan and motorhome hire in Liverpool
What licence do I need to drive a motorhome in the United Kingdom?
A European Union category B licence allows you to drive vehicles under 3.5 tonnes in the United Kingdom, which covers most rental models. Depending on the issuing country, other licences may need to be accompanied by an international driving permit. Each company also sets a minimum age and a minimum number of years of driving, shown in its conditions.
What vehicles can I hire in Liverpool?
The offers found range from the Van for 2, a converted van for two people, to the Sunlight A70 over-cab motorhome sleeping six, by way of the Sunlight T 68, Carado T-447 and Adria Matrix M670SL low-profile models, with four to five seats. Most come with a manual or automatic gearbox: check the transmission shown on each offer.
How do I get to the depot from John Lennon Airport?
The EasiCampers depot is on the Compass industrial estate, in Speke, a few minutes from the terminals: a taxi is enough. From Lime Street station, in the centre, take the train to Liverpool South Parkway, then a short taxi ride. Tell the company your arrival time to arrange the vehicle handover.
What changes on the road in Wales?
Road signs there are bilingual, in Welsh and English, and speeds remain in miles per hour. Since 2023, the default limit in built-up areas has been 20 mph on most Welsh streets, with some roads returned to 30 mph: follow the signs. On Eryri's narrow roads, passing places are used to let traffic by.
When should I book a campervan in Liverpool?
Several months ahead for July, August and the Easter holidays. In April, Grand National week, the big horse race at Aintree, as well as major concerts and matches also fill the city. For May, June and September, a few weeks are often enough, except for two-berth campervans, which go first.
About us
Why start a motorhome trip from Liverpool
Liverpool is the large English city closest to Wales: in a single morning you go from the listed docks of the Mersey to Edward I's castles at Conwy and Beaumaris, then to the peaks of Eryri. To the north, the Cumbrian lakes and Morecambe Bay are within a day's drive, while the Wirral, Chester and the Peak District make a shorter escape.
Two partner companies, one next to the airport, offer everything from a campervan for two to a family motorhome. Preston, Blackburn, Manchester and Lancaster, other departure cities close by, allow one-way trips, and the port's ferries open up the Isle of Man and Ireland. Spring, dry and bright, is the best season to enjoy it all, before the summer crowds.
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