Motorhome Hire Tongue
Hire a motorhome in Tongue near Loch Ness & Glen Coe. 4-6 berth family motorhomes across Highland from £70/night.
We currently have no confirmed availability to offer through Caledonian Tourers while we recruit more independent hire and accommodation partners. Send us your dates and preferred area and we can check whether a suitable partner can help; availability and a booking are not guaranteed.
Send your dates and preferred areaI get calls from Tongue most weeks — sometimes a family working out whether hiring beats buying, sometimes a retired couple who've finally decided this is the year. Whatever brings you to look at campervan hire from Tongue, my job is to make sure you leave with the right van and a plan you can actually enjoy.
What campervan hire from Tongue actually looks like
Tongue sits in a genuinely lucky spot for motorhome touring in Scotland. Loch, glen or coast — most of what people come to Scotland for is inside a comfortable day's driving, and a good operator will happily help you plot the first two nights before you set off.
A proper handover takes an hour, sometimes ninety minutes, and a good operator won't rush it. You should drive the van around before you leave, set up the awning, connect the hook-up, and light the hob, so nothing on your first night is a surprise. If anyone tries to hand you keys in a car park in five minutes, walk away.
2026 pricing (what it costs, what's included)
UK hire pricing for 2026 typically runs from around £495 a week in low season to £1,195–£1,295 in the school-holiday peak, and the better operators quote one fully-inclusive number: bedding, kitchen kit, gas, awning, chairs and a sensible mileage allowance. The operator confirms their exact rate for your dates before you book — beware a fake-cheap headline followed by a £300 "cleaning fee" on the way back.
You should be covered on the operator's fully-comp policy from the second you drive away. Ask about excess reduction if you want the excess brought down; it should be an optional add-on, not a hidden compulsory fee.
Route advice for guests based near Tongue
Route-wise, my honest advice for guests routing back to Tongue: don't try to do the full NC500 in five days. It's a wonderful road but it punishes tight itineraries. Take a week, add two days, or shorten it — the Highlands are better savoured than sprinted. Scotland's coast has plenty of week-length loops that finish you back near home without the panic.
If you're on the fence, send your dates over. I'd rather you asked twenty questions than book blind, and we'll tell you plainly what's available near Tongue and what it should cost before you commit a deposit.
Caledonian Tourers — the UK campervan & motorhome marketplace (900+ cities) with hire enquiries matched to independent operators across Scotland & England, plus a curated roof tents UK shop. Family-run from Perth since 2019. Email enquiries: [email protected].