2 Berth Single RTT Toyota Hilux - Adventure rentals
Adventure Rentals hire premium quality 4WD Campers. We offer the ultimate freedom and comfort to explore some of Australia’s most remote National Parks and Outback areas.
Our premium vehicle set-up and design have been inspired by years of love, passion, and experience in camping, 4WDing and road-tripping throughout Australia’s Outback.
| Specification | General Inclusion | Dimension | Other |
| Toyota Hilux SR 4WD | 5 Seatbelts | Vehicle Dimension: | 25+y minimum driver age |
| 2023 or newer | 2 Sleeps | Length: 6.0m | Bullbar, Snorkel |
| 2.8L Turbo Diesel | Air Conditioning | Width: 1.80m | All Terrain Tyres |
| 6 Speed Automatic | Single Induction Cook Top and Single Butane Gas stove | Height: 2.60m | 4WD Recovery Points |
| 140L Fuel Tank | In-build kitchen unit with table and slide-out drawers | Reversing camera | |
| 15-16L per 100km fuel consumption | 130L Bushman upright Fridge | Bed Dimension: | 2 Rear Isofix points |
| 200AH Lithium Dual Battery system | LED lighting over the kitchen unit | 2 Person Darche Ridgeback Hard Shell Eco Roof Top Tent Sleeping area (L x W x H) - 2.0m x 1.30m x 1.44m | 2 x spare tyres |
| 12v battery power supply | 40L Water tank + 27L Water jerry can | Fire Extinguisher | |
| 240v mains power supply | 4 x USB A charging Points in canopy | One Table | |
| Solar panel | Enamel dining set, cutlery, cups and mugs | Camping chairs (1 per person) | |
| Clearview side mirrors | Frypan, 2 saucepans, large bowl | 4WD Map and atlas | |
| Peeler, can operner, Long-hanled tongs, large spoon, spatula | Upgraded Suspension | ||
| Chopping Board & Sharp knife | |||
| 6 x clothes lines (3 on each canopy door) | |||
| Pillows, sheets, pillowcases and sleeping bags | |||
| Bath Towels (1 per person) | |||
| LED Lighting & 1 x Torch | |||
| Bucket | |||
| Mallet | |||
| Power cord | |||
| Water hose & dustpan | |||
| Stop | |||
| Shovel | |||
| USB input | |||
| UHF Radio |
Rates Include
| Standard Liability (With Excess AU $5000 payable as bond at pickup) |
Liability Reduction option (With Excess AU $500 payable as bond at pickup) |
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| Per day price | AU $0 | AU $75 per day (Max 50 days) |
| One windscreen replacement | X | Yes |
| Two tyre replacements | X | Yes |
| Single vehicle accident coverage and | X | Yes |
| Vehicle retrieval and recovery costs up to $5000 | X | Yes |
Terms and Conditions
T&Cs for Motorhome Rentals 2026 - 2027
Valid Pickup Dates From : 01 February 2026 to 31 March 2027.
Booking a 4WD Camper or 4WD Car with Adventure Rentals
Where are the vehicle pickup and drop off locations?
We have depots in Darwin, Alice Springs, Adelaide, Perth, Broome and opening up Cairns in 2025. All vehicles must be returned to one of these depots. The address for each depot is on your booking confirmation paperwork as well as on our dedicated website page for each depot.
What form of payments do you accept?
We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express credit card payments. Domestic/Australian cards attract a 1.7% surcharge and International/Non-Australian cards attract a 3.4% surcharge.
What is your cancellation policy?
WE ADVISE IT IS THE HIRERS RESPOSIBILITY TO TAKE OUT ADEQUATE PRIVATE TRAVEL INSURANCE CANCELLATION FEES MAY APPLY.
For written notice of cancellations received, all booking cancellations incur at least a 20% cancellation fee.
The 20% deposit required to secure the booking is non-refundable for all reservations. The percentage applicable depends upon when the written notice of cancellation provided and is calculated in accordance with the following table:
a) Cancelled 90 – 60 days prior to pick up date a fee of 20% of confirmed price of the rental.
b) Cancelled 30 – 59 days prior to pick up date a fee of 50% of confirmed price of the rental.
c) Cancelled 29 – 2 days prior to pick up date a fee of 90% of confirmed price of rental.
d) Cancelled 1 day or No Show 100% of confirmed rental price.
What bond is required – is it included in the cost?
When hiring our vehicles you need to select which security liability bond amount you would like to proceed with. This amount is also the Excess amount if any damages occur to the vehicle during your hire.
Security Liability Bonds are held and are refundable as per our Terms and Conditions and in AUD. The bond amount is NOT included in the cost of the vehicle hire, and is processed seperately 1 business day prior to you collecting the vehicle.
The 2 Security Liability Bonds/ Excess Reduction option amounts offered by Adventure Rentals for each vehicle type:
Toyota Prado 4WD & 4WD Camper
Standard Liability Bond of Five Thousand Australian Dollars. or Security Liability Reduction Bond of Five Hundred Australian Dollars, with a payment of $60 AUD Sixty Australian Dollars per day. Includes: one windscreen replacement, two tyre replacements, single vehicle accident coverage and vehicle retrieval and recovery costs up to Five Thousand Australian Dollars.
Toyota Hilux
Standard Liability Bond of Five Thousand Australian Dollars. or Security Liability Reduction Bond of Five Hundred Australian Dollars, with a payment of $75 AUD Seventy Five Australian Dollars per day. Includes: one windscreen replacement, two tyre replacements, single vehicle accident coverage and vehicle retrieval and recovery costs up to Five Thousand Australian Dollars.
Where are your terms and conditions?
The Adventure Rentals Terms and Conditions apply to all of Our rentals in Australia.
All Authorised Drivers need to know about Your responsibilities to Adventure Rentals.
By entering into the Rental Schedule, You expressly agree that Adventure Rentals can recover the additional charges set out in the Rental Schedule from You.
This includes all relevant administration charges, fees, theft, loss and damage costs (subject to any relevant excesses applying), toll charges, parking, traffic or other fines or charges, court costs and/or any other charges.
Please carefully read these Terms and Conditions before You hire the Adventure Rental Products.
Are we able to get assistance in planning our trip?
Yes! Adventure Rentals will assist you with a range of expert advice and itinerary options.
We also have Quick Links to fantastic information on destinations and itineraries on each of our depot location pages.
Click the relevant depot name next to the Australian map below to access the many useful Quick Links we recommend to assist you in planning.
Should we book campsites and accommodation stops ahead?
Yes, especially during peak season (June – August) and Australian school holidays.
All national park campsite bookings need to be prebooked (except for Kakadu), and we recommend you do this as soon as possible so you don’t miss out. Links to all National Park Campsite booking pages are found on our depot pages.
Picking up your 4WD Camper or 4WD Car
Where are the vehicle pickup and drop off locations?
We have depots in Darwin, Alice Springs, Adelaide, Perth, Broome and opening up Cairns in 2025. All vehicles must be returned to one of these depots.
What time can we pick up our 4WD?
Our depots run on an appointment schedule so your collection time is confirmed with you via email prior to your trip.
How long does it take to collect a vehicle?
When picking up your vehicle our team will give you a thorough demonstration on how to use all camping equipment – from setting up to packing down as well as how to use the vehicle, safety equipment and 4WD functions.
Below is a guide for how long each vehicle dispatch takes:
Toyota Hilux 4WD Camper please allow 1 – 1.5 hours
Toyota Prado 4WD Camper please allow 45 minutes – 1 hour
For our Toyota Prado 4WD Car please allow 30 – 45 minutes
During your Outback Road trip Adventure
What sort of distances/travelling times are we looking at in the outback?
Australia covers a vast area, 7.6 million square kilometres in fact! Did you know Australia is 22 x bigger than Germany, with 87% of our population living within 50km of the coast, and 75% of our land mass considered ‘very remote’ according to our government?!
The outback is one of the many things that makes Australia a unique place to visit, it is on the bucket list of many Australians and International visitors, and an outback road trip should not be taken lightly. We can assist you with a premium, reliable vehicle, but good preparation and planning is also very important.
Some roads you are planning to take may only be accessible by 4WD and can be slow to travel. Please make sure you have researched the roads you are travelling along on dedicated websites that provide information and advice as well as local visitor information centres in the regions you are travelling through.
Google Maps is not a dedicated website, and unfortunately doesn’t understand the current road conditions and drive times.
Links to great sources of information and advice in each region are found on each depot page of our website.
If you still need some assistance with planning, please don’t hesitate to contact our reservations team at sales@adventurerentals.com.au or call us on 1300 274 473 (within Australia) or +61 8 7918 7844 (International).
Is there anywhere we aren't allowed to drive?
While we are very flexible with where you can go, some restrictions exist. All roads you travel on need to be gazetted (mapped). Places that you can’t take our vehicles include:
(a) on any unformed track;
(b) K’gari (Fraser Island), Queensland;
(c) along the Old Telegraph Track section of Cape York;
(d) along the Canning Stock Route; and
(e) across Yardie Creek in the Cape Range National Park.
(f) below the high tide mark on any beach
(g) where the vehicle will be exposed to salt water, including salt lakes and salt flats
In addition to the above locations, unless we have given written permission before you travel, you must never take our vehicles:
(a) above the snow line
(b) between mainland Australia and Tasmania in either direction;
(c) through any river, stream, creek or tidal crossing over .5m in depth
(d) through flood waters or on flood prone roads or on any road where the state or condition of the road make the use of the Vehicle unsafe;
(e) on any road where the police or any government or statutory authority has issued a warning, caution or which has been closed;
(f) onto any road where we have notified you that the use of the vehicle is not allowed
Are we allowed to drive on the beach?
Yes, you are allowed to drive our cars on the beach, however, it is at your own risk (you are not covered by any insurance). Please remember to:
Lower your tyre pressure accordingly
Stay above the high tide/mean high water springs mark
DO NOT come in contact with any salt water
Will I be able to access fuel and water easily?
The more remote you travel the fewer the fuel options – not to mention how expensive it can get in some remote regions. Water is available at most places, though its good to fill up if you were going very remote. Staying hydrated is very important in hot climatic conditions.
Are there eateries and foodstores available in remote areas?
You will find groceries and eateries at all tourist spots, though be aware it may be costly in very remote areas. It’s advisable to stock up in larger towns and cities when you can.
What are the dangers of crocodiles and other wildlife?
Crocodiles are dangerous around waterways and are not to be underestimated. Get croc-wise information here.
Other wildlife that can pose a threat include animals on our roads – especially at night – so drive carefully. More information here.
What is the best way to protect us from mosquitoes and midges?
Protect yourself early morning and early evening from insects by wearing sufficient insect repellent (Bushmans brand is recommended) as well as long sleeves and pants.
Thermacells are worth the investment for all mosquito-free camping. If you are camping near billabongs and waterways use these to deter mosquitos. They can be purchased locally at a hardware store.
How can we charge our devices when travelling?
All of our 4WD vehicles have USB A charging points. We recommend you charge phones whilst driving using the USB A point in the centre console of the vehicle. Below is a guide to the location and number of charging points for each vehicle type.
Toyota Prado 4WD Car & Camper: 1 x USB A point in the centre console (use when engine is running). 1 x USB A Charging point in the rear of the vehicle near the fridge plug (use when vehicle engine is off and you have stopped). 12V Cigarette lighter point in rear boot near fridge plug also.
Toyota Hilux 4WD Campers: 1 x USB A point in the centre console (use when engine is running). 4 x USB A charging points in the rear canopy (2 on each side), located on the front wall. 12V Cigarette lighter point in rear canopy also.
All vehicles also have a 12V cigarette lighter plug in the centre console, adaptors to give you 2 additional USB A charging points can be purchased at your own expense.
What extra personal items do you recommend we bring/purchase for our outback off-road adventure?
While our 4WD Campers come complete with full camping equipment, below are our top recommendations of items you can bring to make your outback camping adventure as comfortable and enjoyable as possible:
Head Torch
Toilet Paper
Thermacell (the BEST insect repellent device, you can purchase them from hardware stores or camping shops)
Butane Gas 220g. We start you off with a couple of bottles but make sure you put these on your shopping list, especially if you are hiring a Toyota Prado 4WD Camper.
USB A charging cords
12V USB A Adaptor (from cigarette lighter)
Returning your 4WD Camper or 4WD Car
What time can we return our 4WD?
Our depots run on an appointment schedule so your return time is confirmed with you via email prior to your trip.
Do I need to clean the vehicle before returning it?
Vehicles and equipment must be returned clean inside and out. A cleaning fee of $88 per hour applies if returned excessively dirty (red dirt, mud, sand, rubbish).
Please go to a self car wash before return and give the vehicle an outside water-pressure wash (no chemicals) and a vacuum inside to remove mud, dust, sand, and dirt. Remove all rubbish, food, and personal items. All vehicles are non-smoking; extra cleaning/deodorising fees will apply if this is breached.
Do I need to refuel the vehicle before returning?
The fuel tank will be full when you collect the vehicle, therefore needs to be fuel when you return it.
Please remember Diesel, Diesel, Diesel!
How long does it take to return a vehicle?
A vehicle return takes around 20 minutes. This gives us time to chat about your adventure and to gather feedback on how your Adventure Rentals vehicle went during your road trip adventure.
Depot Info
Adelaide:
Address: 125 Hayward Ave, Torrensville SA 5031
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm
Alice Springs:
Address: 11 Shirley Court, Alice Springs NT 0870
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm
Broome:
Address: 4 Pembroke Road, Broome WA 6725
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm
Cairns:
Address: 52 Fearnley St, Portsmith QLD 4870, Cairns QLD 4870
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm
Darwin:
Address: 77 McMinn St, Darwin NT 0800
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm
Perth:
Address: Unit 1, 101 President St, Welshpool WA 6106
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm, Sat: 9am – 12pm