Essential Documents and Depot Procedures for Pick-Up

What to bring

  • A valid driving license for every driver on the booking.
  • A payment card (credit or debit) in the lead driver's name, with enough available funds to cover the security deposit. The cardholder must be present at check-in.
  • Photo ID or passport — required for international trips and where local rules ask for it. 
  • Your booking code.

Bring your original, physical documents
Photos, scans, and digital copies are not accepted at pick-up — you must present the originals. And complete your Online Check-in before you arrive: it's required to avoid additional fees, and it doesn't replace showing your physical documents at the depot. 

A note on your card
Your bank's security checks (such as one-time codes or a card reader) apply when we hold the deposit. Check with your bank before you travel so you can approve the hold — and any additional payments — without delay at the depot.

See our card recommendations in What is a Refundable Security Deposit and why is it required?

When you arrive, enter your 4-digit arrival code to check in. → How to Confirm Your Arrival at the Pick-up Depot

What happens at the depot

Pick-up has seven steps:

  1. Document validation for the booking owner and all drivers
  2. Review of extras and any last-minute purchases — you can also upgrade your protection plan or adjust your drop-off time/date here, subject to availability
  3. Introductory information about tolls
  4. Security deposit hold, based on your chosen protection plan
  5. Campervan introductory tour
  6. Photographic record of the campervan and validation of your own vehicle
  7. Contract signature

You can add extras and packages ahead of time to save time at the depot.How to book your road trip: step by step

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