Yes, provided you meet our insurers criteria. There is a charge for adding extra drivers calculated on a hire by hire basis. Please contact us for more info.
I am travelling by train, can you pick me up?
We can collect you from either Oxenholme main line station (a small charge will be incurred) or Grange Over Sands railway station (no charge).
I am travelling by car, where can I leave it?
You can leave your vehicle with us at our property whilst using the camper, but it will be at your own risk.
What documents are acceptable as proof of identification?
Council tax bill (less than 12 months old)
Current benefit book
Gas or Electricity bill (less than 3 months old)
HM Revenue & Customs Notice of Coding (less than 12 months old)
Letter from Benefits Agency (less than 12 months old)
Mortgage statement (less than 12 months old)
Telephone bill (not mobile) (less than 3 months old)
UK based Bank or Building Society Statement with Debit, Credit or Cheque Guarantee Card (less than 3 months old)
Water bill (less than 12 months old)
Remember, we also need both parts of your driving licence
What medical conditions mean I can't drive Sage?
Please see our terms and conditions for an exhaustive list.
What happens when we pick up/return the van?
You should leave time at the start and end of the booking to allow for familiarization with the camper and for it to be checked on your return. We will show you all the campers features on pick-up and will complete a vehicle check on pick-up and return. You must bring the required drivers documents, the camper will not be released without these. An inventory of items included will also need to be checked. You will also need to have paid your security deposit via the website.
What is the campervan like to drive?
Different to modern vehicles, the van is over thirty years old and does not have the luxury of power steering or ABS. You should drive more slowly (max 55mph) and allow more time to complete your journey. It is STRONGLY recommended that you do not attempt to drive over any of the Lakeland passes. Take your time and you will enjoy your holiday all the more.
What's included?
Fully comprehensive insurance for a named driver, breakdown cover, gas, mains hook up, cooking equipment, cleaning equipment, crockery and cutlery and a couple of games . For a full list of what's included please click HERE.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, though you must ensure your dog does not sit or sleep on the seats and you should be aware that any specialist cleaning costs will be deducted from your security bond. You will need to bring bedding for your pet.
How do I keep my food fresh?
There is a cool box in the camper which should keep your food fresh using frozen cool packs, these will last two to three days. You can re-freeze these packs at many campsites.
Is there a cooker?
Yes there is a double burner with a grill which runs off butane or propane gas (supplied).
Is there a toilet?
No.
What about power?
There is a 240v hookup which can be used on campsites, or a leisure battery when rough camping.
Is the mileage limited?
No, but we would ask that you remain in and around the Lakes.
What if the camper breaks down?
The vehicle has comprehensive breakdown cover and in the event that a repair is not possible the remainder of your hire period will be refunded.
