Camperco Campervan hire awning - big thumbs up

It is pretty much like a living room for the van except the floor is made of grass! People who have hired and chosen the awning are very much in love with it. It takes no time to put up and lives permanently on the outside of the van. Very cool.

All the leaves are brown. . . . .

. . . . . but the sky is blue! This time of year makes me love living in Nelson - Sunshine capital of NZ (you might have got it this year Whakatane but that's a one off). It may be a little colder but the wind has chilled out and every day is a masterpiece. If that sounds poetic well . . . . .I guess you just can't help it living in these surrounds.

Luver-ly

The silly season

Well well well. It's been a great season here so far. The weather hasn't been too bad and CamperCo vans have been cranking around the Island full of happy folks seeing some of the best sights in the world.

I was just down in Queenstown relocating a couple of vans and I was reminded why this is surely the premiere stop on the tourist route in NZ. So much to do there, you can get a shot of adrenaline by jumping, jetting, flying, paddling, helicoptering or swinging and then a shot of something to calm the nerves at one of the hundred or so primo nitespots. I heard Queenstown has the most licenced premises  (licenced to serve alcohol) per capita in the Southern hemisphere. Can that be true? I hope so cos that is a worthy title.

Right on, better get back to organising the schedule as things get hectic with our rentals buzzing all over the place.

Peace

Silly Season Special

Rightyo, we have a Sweet December Special going on. Camper hire for the whole month is only $69.00 per day.

So get your skates on and get a camper now!

https://www.camperco.co.nz/book-your-campervan-now.html

CamperCo Crew

First Camperco Blog Entry

It's been a great introduction to winter here in beautiful NZ. I flew to Christchurch yesterday morning to pick up a van. The day was crystal clear and the fresh snow on the Richomnd and Kaikoura ranges looked breathtaking. Took a little detour up through Rangiora in the CamperCo van. I had never been there before and was expecting a pretty stock standard rural town but man, has Rangiora got it going on! It's worth the 17km detour just to pick up a pie from the Rangiora bakery and that's no joke. They do a mean coffee too! It may not be the most glamorous spot and it's definitely not on the tourist trail but put it on your list of places to see people.

Nick@CamperCo