Motorhomes are self-propelled camper vehicles where you drive and sleep in the same unit. No towing required. They range from converted vans to full-sized coaches with all amenities.
Motorhomes are a smaller market in South Africa compared to caravans and trailers, but they have a dedicated following. The appeal is simple: you drive one vehicle, park it, and you are home. No hitching, no reversing a trailer into a campsite, no worrying about tow weights. SA motorhomes range from converted Toyota Quantums and VW Transporters to purpose-built coach-style units. The converted vans are more nimble and can park anywhere a normal vehicle can. The larger motorhomes offer more space and amenities but need more planning for parking and fuel. On Kampi, motorhomes are a niche category. Listings are fewer but tend to be unique. They work well for road trips where you want maximum flexibility, especially for travellers who do not want to deal with towing or those who do not have a bakkie.

Ballito
R2681/day

Midrand
R1709/day

Cape Winelands District Municipality
R2700/day

Bellville, Cape Town
R3348/day

Silverwoods Country Estate
R1158/day

Ballito, Kwazulu-natal, South Africa
R2430/day

Silverwoods Country Estate
R2238/day

Centurion
R2249/day

Pretoria
R2154/day

Herolds Bay
R2376/day

Centurion
R2465/day

Somerset West
R2700/day
It depends on the size. Most converted vans and smaller motorhomes can be driven with a standard Code B license. Larger coach-style motorhomes may require a Code C or higher. Check the listing on Kampi for the specific requirement.
No towing. You drive one vehicle and park it wherever you want. This means no trailer license, no reversing a trailer, and more flexibility to explore. The trade-off is that when the motorhome is parked, you do not have a separate vehicle to drive around.