Our minibus hire branch in Tours
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6, Allée Léonard de Vinci
37250 Montbazon
Getting there
Branch opening hours
(may differ from online reservation times)Monday - friday : 09:00 -12:00 14:00 - 17:00
Saturday : RDV
Sunday and public holiday : closed
Our fleet of campervans rental in Tours
manual 4 seat campervan Hire
Big Van Up
4 seating
4 berths
Manual
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auto / manu 5 seat campervan Hire
Renault Hanroad Trek 5
5 seating
4/5 berths
Automatic / Manual
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automatic 4 seat campervan Hire
Volkswagen Grand California
4 seating
4 berths
Automatic
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🔥new
Automatic 4 seat Campervan Hire
Volkswagen Nouveau California
4 seating
4 berths
Automatic
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Hire a campervan in Tours
Campervan hire in Tours
Located just ten minutes by public transport from the city centre of Tours, our campervan hire agency is your hassle-free solution for outdoor getaways. From Paris, Tours station is only an hour away by TGV. Coming from Nantes or Bordeaux? It’s barely longer. Even from Lille or Lyon, you benefit from a direct connection.
As you can see, the city is perfectly located to offer you a weekend or holiday in the great outdoors, discovering the châteaux and the terroir of the Loire Valley. Make the most of it with campervan hire in Tours.
Visiting Tours in one day
Before hitting the road, take time to visit Tours. On the banks of the Loire, the destination is brimming with character and anecdotes. On foot, wander through Old Tours, starting from Place Plumereau (La Plume, for locals). Along the way, let yourself be charmed by the gentle atmosphere, halfway between the energy of a student city and the serenity of a town steeped in history. If the weather is kind, discover the Loire way of life by joining the festivities at the guinguette of Tours, open from late April to September.
Before collecting your campervan in Tours, a stop at Les Halles is a must – the sacred temple of good food. Fill your bags with rillons, pâtés en croûte, Sainte-Maure cheese, crottins de Chavignol, nougat and rhubarb tarts…
The Loire châteaux by campervan
Once at the agency, hop on board your campervan. Get your bearings with a briefing that’s both friendly and efficient, load your provisions into the compression fridge and set your itinerary on the GPS.
Hiring a campervan in the Loire Valley is a legendary moment, almost a rite of passage. Explore the Loire châteaux at your own pace. Forget overpriced last-minute accommodation and restrictive schedules.
From Chenonceau to Langeais, Blois, Azay-le-Rideau, Villandry, Clos-Lucé or Chaumont-sur-Loire, 15 châteaux promise fairy tales, medieval treasures, romantic walks and family activities of all kinds.
Let’s be honest: one trip won’t be enough, there’s so much to see and do. At WeVan, we believe vanlife goes hand in hand with a relaxed way of living. Hiring a campervan in Tours means immersing yourself in the unique atmosphere of the region. Park near Chambord for the sound and light shows. Book an escape game session at Blois Castle. Enjoy a royal apéritif in the Chinon vineyards. Wander through state forests at night to try photographing a barn owl or listening to the stag’s bellow. Canoe down the rivers… the list is endless.
Looking for the best spot to sleep in a van near the Loire châteaux? The banks of the Cher, Indre or Vienne rivers are discreet havens for setting up your bivouac. With campervan hire in Tours, all you need is to find a quiet spot to set up your outdoor table (included in your booking) for an apéritif. Thanks to the outdoor shower and optional dry toilets, you can even do without booking a pitch at a local campsite.
Would you like to visit the Loire Châteaux by bike? No problem. When booking a campervan in Tours, request the bike rack option. It’s the perfect solution to combine comfortable nights with adventurous cycling days in the region.
Road trip in the Loire region by campervan
Driven by our thirst for freedom, we would never reduce your campervan hire to just visiting the Loire châteaux. Leave the busy roads behind and head towards the Brenne Regional Nature Park. Two hours’ drive south, this birdwatching haven thrives far from mass tourism.
If you live in Tours, change scenery as you please. It takes less than three hours to reach the Vendée, an ideal destination for a weekend by the sea or a surfing session with friends. Not a sea lover? Head inland to the Périgord, another stronghold of gastronomy and character-filled stays in France. Then, it’s up to you to continue on to Bordeaux, Agen, or even Toulouse and Pau. Draw your map – we’ll take care of the rest.