Campiri is an online service that connects would-be vanlifers with companies and private owners. We make the process easy, allowing the vehicles to be booked in just a few clicks. Campiri also saves customers the stress and time of searching through individual companies. Our range of vehicles are based all over Czechia, and are completely insured. Select from the widest range of recreational vehicles and trailer campers or let our experts suggest one for you.

One of the main reasons for renting your vehicle with Campiri is undoubtedly the extra income. And by the way, if you don’t have the right rental-specific accident insurance, we’ve got you covered. Campiri makes it easy!

If you lend a campervan to someone and they don’t return it to you, it’s seen as embezzlement and not as theft. This is because you handed them the keys and documents. Esentially, it carries some risk. However, embezzlement is covered in the insurance we offer, keeping your vehicle completely safe.

Any owner with a vehicle that someone can comfortably sleep inside can offer a rental at Campiri. Our service is not only for owners of motorhomes and trailers, but also for modified vans and custom vehicles. We just ask for a thorough and honest description of the condition of the vehicle (as well as valid documents!). We also value cleanliness, a positive approach to renting, and the ability to communicate kindly and willingly with customers.

This one is up to you! However, keeping it in the same ballpark as the other vehicles offered is a good start. We’d be happy to advise you on a price if you’d like to get in touch.

Absolutely! The idea behind renting your vehicle out with Campiri is only to do so when you’re not using it. It's completely up to you to choose when and for how long you rent it out.

We’ll help you with the whole process of listing it on Campiri. In terms of making your listing really jump off the page, here are three tips. 1: Great photos that really highlight the strong points and character of the vehicle are a must. 2: Value. This means having an appropriate price, but also the possibility of a free pick-up or return of the vehicle during the weekend. 3: It’s important to keep the calendar updated so that people know when to rent.

Yes! However in both cases, the consent of the owner of the vehicle is required. In the case of a lease, it's the leasing company and they usually have no problem with it.

If you are not renting out the vehicle as part of your business, it is essentially seen as “occasional business income”. Now, according to Czech law, if this income exceeds CZK 30,000 per year (a little under €1200 at the time of writing this), it must be taxed on your tax return. If your total occasional income does not exceed CZK 30,000 per year, it does not need to be taxed.

The terms and penalties are entirely up to you. However, we have sample terms and conditions that you can use, and we’d be happy to help you modify them for yourself if you’d like.

As protection against this, we strongly recommend that you have stated charges in place, included in the terms and conditions. How strict you are depends entirely on you. We have contracts and general terms and conditions which we’d be happy to share with you.

Campiri acts as an intermediary for the rental of the vehicle from the owner, which can be a rental company or a private owner. Campiri issues you a tax invoice for the services provided exclusively by Campiri, based on the booking contract, which is the arranging of the rental and the arranging of the payment of the rent to the owner, for which Campiri is entitled to an administration fee of 10% of the value of the booking and, where applicable, for other services provided by Campiri (i.e. corresponding to 100% of the rent). Campiri will therefore issue you with a tax invoice for the administration fee and, where applicable, for the cost of other services provided by Campiri.
The rental of the vehicle is based on a separate rental agreement between the prospective renter and the owner, and therefore the owner will issue a tax receipt to the prospective renter for the amount of the rent.