Tui Campers - Our Rental Vehicles

When you Request a Quotation it will be from our late model fleet of superbly maintained and presented campervans, which are also supported by the Automobile Association 24-hour roadside assistance service for your peace of mind.

New Zealand is the perfect place for RV exploring and with a Tui camper you can easily Make a Booking and plan your Kiwi holiday to suit your own NZ Itineraries, and with Tui depots based near Auckland and Christchurch airports, we are always close by to help get you ‘on the road’ for your Kiwi experience, so you can go where you like, when you like, for as long as you like - all at your own pace in your Tui Camper!

Deluxe Sleepervan

This sleepervan is made for glamping. It has the most luxurious features that makes it certified self contained and is still easy to drive. Read more

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Trail Finder 2/3

If you're traveling as a small family, group of three friends, or a couple, the Trail Finder 2/3 berth campervan is the perfect size for you. Read more

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4+1 Trail Finder

The 4+1 Trail Finder camper seats up to 5 people and is the perfect alternative to motor homes for families and groups looking to save money without sacrificing comfort and reliability Read more

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Trail Seeker

The ultimate motorhome for comfort and freedom! Generously designed for 2 people, bedding consists of comfortable double bed plus luxury features such as pressurised hot/cold water and shower. Other amenities include fridge, stove, microwave, wardrobe, utensils, cook ware, crockery, linen, towels and more! Manual transmission with power steering this diesel vehicle makes this an easy to drive and economical motorhome for couples. Read more

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Trail Adventurer 2+1

Tui's newest motorhome for 2 or a small family. The 'Plus 1' is that we have added an extra bed that is suitable for a child up to 10 years old. Read more

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Wildtrak 4WD Bush Ranger

With full kitchen facilities resulting in some seriously impressive features in the all new Norweld Canopy and James Baroud roof top tent all fitted on the back of the highly capable Ford. Read more

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Bunkie Sleepa 4 berth

“It’s a game changer” Tui’s funky 4 berth Bunkie Sleeper is first in the industry in the new Ford Custom high roof van full of the latest technology. Read more

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Tui XL Bush Ranger

Explore Off The Beaten Tracks for some of the very best Fishing, Mountain Bike Riding, Trail Ridding, Bush Walking, Kayaking, hunting and any other adventures that tickle your fancy. Read more

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Trail Explorer

This 6 berth motorhome can comfortably accommodate 6 people and features a permanent double bed over the driver's cabin and a large queen size bed that converts from the dining area and one single bed. Read more

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New Self-Containment Rules in New Zealand!

What does this mean for travelling around New Zealand in a campervan now?

You may have heard that the New Zealand self-containment rules have been updated but don’t worry because we have you sorted! Here’s everything you need to know about the changes and how they might affect your campervan booking:

Current Rules (Until December 7, 2024):
Campervans are certified under the existing Blue Certificate rules.

New Rules (From December 7, 2024):
Campervans must be certified under the new Green Certificate rules.

Across our brands Tui Campers and Freedom campers we are excited to announce that we will meet the new Green Certificate standards in 10 different vehicle models that are in our fleet for 2024 and beyond.

How do I know my vehicle will meet the Green Certificate Standards by the time I want to book?

We guarantee that all our self-contained campervans will be upgraded to meet the new rules before the December 7th deadline.

Can I still freedom camp in a vehicle with a blue sticker?

No, under these new regulations you must have a have a Green Sticker to now stay at the freedom campsites. If your vehicle only meets the Blue Certificate Standards than you can still camp with non-self-contained campervans at remote and budget-friendly campsites with basic facilities.

What does the Green Certificate mean and what does it look like?

White silhouette of a camper against a green background. Inside are the male/female icons usualy found on public toilets and an NZ Lifetyle Camping logo. The words

The new Green Certificate includes requirements such as:

A secure water loading system
A reliable water supply system
A fixed toilet
A wastewater system for grey-water and black-water
A ventilation system
A sink with proper drainage
Secure rubbish storage
Hygienic wastewater disposal

Have Questions or Queries?

We understand that new regulations can be confusing but when clicking the “More Info” button on our vehicles you will be able to see which standards it will now meet. Any other concerns contact us directly and we will be able to answer any concerns.