from £110/night inc. VAT Dog-friendly KNAUS
A proper German-built camper that sleeps four: full kitchen, hot shower, heating, a huge fixed double bed and a second drop-down double over the cab.
Sleeps 4 4 belts manual
See KNAUS → Campervan hire in Worcester
Worcester sits on the doorstep of the Welsh Marches. Collect from us and you can be wild-ish camping in the Cambrian Mountains the same evening.
About 40 minutes from Worcester · insurance & breakdown included · from £110/night
Check availability- Prepped & checked by us before every hire
- Insurance & UK breakdown included
- Free secure parking for your car
- Dogs welcome, no extra charge
- Collect from Wythall, 20 mins from Birmingham
Collecting from Worcester
M5 north to junction 4a, then the M42 to junction 3 and the A435 into Wythall. Forty minutes most of the time. Coming back from the Marches at the end of your trip, the A449 and M5 bring you to us the same way, so the van's journey home is a straight line.
The campers
from £110/night inc. VAT Dog-friendly 
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Joining the fleet soon. Compact, easy to drive, perfect for two.
Sleeps 4 5 belts automatic Off-grid
Trips from Worcester
- Elan Valley (1h45)
- Brecon Beacons (1h30)
- Ludlow & the Marches (1h)
First-night pitches within reach
Sites we'd happily send a first-timer to. Check each one's own booking rules before you set off.
- Elan Oaks Caravan and Camping · Rhayader, 1h45
The gateway to the Elan Valley dams and some of the darkest skies in Wales. Red kites over the site most evenings. - Priory Mill Farm · Brecon, 1h30
Riverside, walkable to town, fires allowed. The Beacons start ten minutes up the road. - Ludlow Touring Park · Ludlow, 1h
Neat and quiet, a short hop into one of the best food towns in England. Good for a one-night shakedown.
A weekend that works from Worcester
From Worcester the Marches are the natural first trip. Collect Friday, take the A44 west through Bromyard and Leominster, and be pitched outside Ludlow in time for dinner in town. Saturday, drive the Elan Valley loop and stay at Rhayader for the stars. Sunday, back over the Kerry ridgeway or the A44, forty minutes to us and home. Quiet roads all weekend, which matters on your first trip in a van.
Local questions
What's the best first trip from Worcester?
The Elan Valley: quiet roads, dark skies and some of the best informal overnight spots in Wales, under two hours away.
Can we collect on a Sunday?
By arrangement, yes. Say so when you book and we'll confirm a time.
Does the van have heating for a spring or autumn trip?
Yes, gas central heating and hot water, so the Marches in October are comfortable rather than brave.