Let's Go Motorhomes operates one of Australia's newest fleets — all Jayco-built — across 14 depots nationwide. A mid-to-premium operator with all-automatic
Eleven models across campervans and motorhomes, all Jayco-built. The campervan range — Tourer, Escape, Atlas, and Adventurer — runs on Renault Master, Fiat Ducato, and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. The motorhome range — Roamer, Grandiose, Quatro, Royale (4-berth), Excursion, Royale (6-berth), and Journey — offers full bathrooms, walk-through layouts, and proper kitchen setups.
Every vehicle in the fleet is automatic. 120W solar panels are fitted across the range. Unlimited kilometres as standard. No credit card surcharge. Price match guarantee.
Let's Go operates under the Jayco umbrella — Jayco is Australia's largest manufacturer of recreational vehicles and Let's Go is their rental arm. That means a consistent build standard and direct access to Jayco's national service network of 90-plus dealer and repair centres if something goes wrong on the road. The rebrand from Around Australia Motorhomes brought a significant fleet upgrade; the product has improved noticeably since the name change.
Two models allow pets: the Journey 6-berth motorhome and the Tourer 2-berth campervan. These are the only options — if you're travelling with an animal, confirm availability with reservations before booking, particularly in peak season when these models fill quickly.
Five tiers. Bronze is included at no extra cost but carries a $5,000 damage exposure and requires a $5,000 refundable deposit. Silver ($39/day) reduces exposure to $2,500. Gold ($49/day) drops it to $1,250. Platinum ($77/day, or $119/day for 7–9 day rentals) brings it to $750. Platinum Plus ($130/day) is the zero-excess, no-deposit option.
Check your travel credit card first — many policies include rental vehicle excess cover, which may make a lower tier sufficient.
All linen: bedding, towels, bath mat, tea towels. Camping chairs and table. Full kitchen kit. 120W solar across the fleet. GPS on request. Unlimited kilometres. No credit card surcharge. Price match guarantee if you find a lower comparable quote.
Fourteen depots — the most comprehensive network of any motorhome operator in Australia: Sydney (Lansvale), Melbourne (Tullamarine), Brisbane (Geebung), Adelaide (Mile End South), Perth (Kewdale), Darwin (Winnellie), Hobart (Cambridge), Cairns (Edmonton), Townsville, Coffs Harbour, Geelong (Newcomb), Broome, Canberra (Queanbeyan), and Gippsland (Bairnsdale).
One-way hire is available between all branches. One-way fee: $149 for most routes; $249 for Cairns routes and Perth/Darwin routes. Main reservations line: 1800 538 746.
One of Australia's few rental operators that can credibly claim the newest fleet in the industry. The average vehicle age sits at two to four years — when a vehicle hits three years old, replacement planning begins. That's a genuine fleet age commitment, not a marketing line. Competitors like Apollo and Britz run older stock at comparable or higher price points; the Jayco build quality and fleet age policy are Let's Go's clearest differentiators.
Mid-to-premium operator. Best suited to travellers who want a modern, all-inclusive motorhome without paying at the very top of the market — and who value the flexibility that 14 depots provides for one-way itineraries.
Let's Go maintains one of the newest fleets in Australia. The average vehicle age is two to four years — once a motorhome reaches three years old, replacement planning begins. Every vehicle is Jayco-built, giving you a consistent, factory-fresh standard across the entire fleet.
Yes — two models are pet-friendly: the Journey 6-berth motorhome and the Tourer 2-berth campervan. These are the only models in the fleet that allow animals. Confirm availability with reservations before booking, as these specific models can book out in peak season.
Let's Go offers five insurance tiers from Bronze (included, $5,000 exposure) through to Platinum Plus ($130/day, zero excess and no deposit required). Most travellers should aim for at least Silver or Gold — the Bronze tier's $5,000 deposit hold is significant. Check whether your travel credit card includes rental vehicle excess cover before upgrading.
Let's Go has 14 depots across Australia — the largest network of any motorhome operator in the country: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Hobart, Cairns, Townsville, Coffs Harbour, Geelong, Broome, Canberra, and Gippsland. One-way hire is available between all locations.
Yes. One-way hire is available between all 14 depots. The one-way fee is $149 for most routes, rising to $249 for Cairns routes and Perth/Darwin routes. This is one of Let's Go's strongest advantages — the breadth of locations makes coast-to-coast and multi-city itineraries genuinely practical.
No. Let's Go operates sealed-road vehicles only, with limited exceptions for well-maintained access roads. Their insurance does not cover damage on unsealed tracks. If your itinerary includes outback dirt roads or remote 4WD-only sites, Britz is the major operator to consider — they offer dedicated 4WD models on Toyota Land Cruiser platforms.
Let's Go Motorhomes delivers exactly what it promises: modern Jayco-built vehicles, proper all-inclusive fit-outs, and a 14-depot branch network that covers Australia more comprehensively than any other operator. The fleet age policy is real — this is not a company dressing up old stock with fresh upholstery.
The pricing sits firmly in the mid-to-premium tier. If you want newer vehicles at a lower price, that trade-off doesn't really exist in the market — fresher fleets cost more. The honest comparison is against Britz and Apollo: Let's Go typically matches or slightly undercuts them while offering a younger fleet and significantly more depot locations.
For first-timers, families, and anyone planning a multi-stop one-way journey across Australia, Let's Go is the straightforward recommendation. Fourteen depots, a modern fleet, everything included — it removes most of the variables that make campervan hire complicated.
