In short

• Address: Clonswords Yard, Ballyboughal, Co. Dublin, A41 F308, according to Indie Campers' Dublin page (checked on 12 October 2026). Bunk Campers lists the same address and Eircode.
• Opening hours: Indie Campers does not publish hours for Dublin on that page. Bunk Campers gives these for the same address: depot open Monday to Saturday, 08:00 to 17:30; pick-ups 14:00 to 16:30; returns 08:00 to 10:00.
• Payment: a credit card in the main driver's name is required; debit and prepaid cards are not accepted. The deposit depends on the vehicle and the protection plan, and the page gives no amount.
• Reviews: our sample has very few reviews from Ireland, too few to give this location a score. Those we have are below, with their links.

Who is who: Indie Campers, Bunk Campers and Just Go

• Under the Bunk Campers and Just Go terms, published in Indie Campers' help centre, the contracting party is Indie UK RV Sales & Servicing Ltd, a UK company.
• For bookings made under the Indie Campers brand in Dublin, its public terms do not name the company. The damage report for our own rental at this location (March 2026) — the subject of an open complaint by the owner of this site — names Indie Campers Ireland Limited, based in Tullamore (County Offaly), as the rental firm. Before complaining, check which company issued your invoice: it determines which complaint routes are open to you (explained at the end).

How consumer platforms score Indie Campers

Checked on 13 October 2026. These scores are for the whole company in each country, not for this location. Each platform calculates its score with its own method (see our methodology).

Also on: Trustpilot · Google Maps. Their terms do not allow us to reproduce their ratings or reviews, so we only link to them.

What customers say

Updated automatically each time the site is rebuilt. Our sample does not measure overall satisfaction; it shows which problems repeat.

• indiecampersopiniones.com, comment from April 2026 (read the comment). It does not name the location: according to Indie Campers' list of locations, Dublin is its only one in the Republic of Ireland, but it also has one in Belfast, Northern Ireland. A family touring Ireland says they paid a supplement to collect outside opening hours and still waited about two and a half hours; that the motorhome was handed over dirty; that the bedding they paid for was incomplete and paid extras were missing; and that the return took almost three hours.
• Altroconsumo, complaint from October 2026 (read the complaint). A customer who rented in Dublin in early August for 20 days says the fridge and the hot water did not work for the whole trip, a window would not stay open, the GPS did not work and the levelling chocks were missing; that this was reported at the return and that, after more than 30 emails, after 40 days they took steps to seek a refund. The company replied on the platform.

Which terms apply

• Validation at pick-up. A mandatory step you complete yourself in the client area, by link or with a QR code at the depot, before leaving (clause 14.2). Anything not reported during the trip will not be reviewed later (clause 36.3).
• Damage valuation. It uses the company's own price list. Amounts are "standardised, non-negotiable, and binding", whether or not the damage is repaired (clause 30.8). If you disagree, you can request an independent mechanic's quote within 5 working days of the damage report, with all costs borne by you (clauses 30.5.2 and 30.5.2.1).
• Deadline to notify charges. The agreement says "within a reasonable timeframe" (clause 30.6). Its article on post-trip charges says most are notified within 30 days, with exceptions, and that fines and tolls can arrive up to a year later.
• Deposit. Released when the "account closing process" ends, which should take up to 72 hours after drop-off except in exceptional circumstances (clauses 9.6 and 32.2). The bank then takes 5 to 7 business days.
• Deadlines to complain. You have 15 days from notification to dispute a post-closure charge (clause 35.6) and 30 days from drop-off to submit a formal complaint (clause 36.4). Disputing a charge does not pause the obligation to pay it, according to the post-trip charges article.
• Protection. According to the same article, maximum liability for damage is €2,500 with Basic protection, €399 with Standard and €0 with Premium. All of them exclude, among other things, tyres, damage below the door line or above the window line, and the interior.

Before you leave Ballyboughal

1. Document everything at pick-up. The CCPC, Ireland's consumer protection body, advises having the company note any existing damage and taking your own photos and videos of the interior and exterior. If the vehicle is not what you paid for or is not in good condition, it recommends returning it straight away.
2. Write everything you see in the validation. It is the record the company will rely on. Take a screenshot of what you submit and keep it.
3. Check the equipment you paid for (bedding, chairs, kitchen kit, child seat) before signing anything.
4. Ask about tolls. The M50 motorway around Dublin charges tolls without barriers. Indie Campers' Dublin page says that if the number plate is not registered, the toll must be paid at eflow.ie by 20:00 the following day, and that unpaid tolls lead to a penalty sent to the vehicle's registered keeper. Indie Campers adds a €15 handling fee to each toll it pays for you, €25 if it transfers a fine to you and €50 if it pays the fine, according to its charges article. Confirm how it works for your vehicle at pick-up.
5. Allow time for the return. Bunk Campers' published return window is 08:00 to 10:00. The CCPC recommends having the vehicle inspected and closing the bill before you leave, and the European Consumer Centre Ireland recommends getting written confirmation of the vehicle's condition.

If you are charged for damage after returning the vehicle

1. Complain in writing and on time: 15 days from the charge notification and 30 days from drop-off under the current terms. Ask for the inspection reports and a breakdown of the cost, as the CCPC advised in a June 2026 case. According to the CCPC, a company can only charge for repairs where there is clear evidence the damage occurred during the rental.
2. Talk to your bank. If you paid by card, ask about a chargeback and its deadline, which runs from the date of the charge. Our guide to disputing a damage charge explains it.
3. Conciliation. The CCPC mentions the European Car Rental Conciliation Service (ECRCS) for companies that have signed up to its code. Indie Campers is not among them on the Leaseurope list we checked, so this route is not available for its rentals.
4. Small claims. The Irish procedure covers claims of up to €2,000 (the fee is €25), but only if both parties live or are based in Ireland. If one of them is in another EU country, the European Small Claims Procedure applies, for claims of up to €5,000. According to the Courts Service, neither applies to the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland. That is why it matters which company invoiced you.
5. Free help. The European Consumer Centre Ireland handles complaints from EU consumers against traders in another EU country. If you live elsewhere in the EU, the European Consumer Centre in your own country can help too. The EU online dispute resolution platform closed in July 2025.

Sources

• Indie Campers: campervan hire in Dublin
• Bunk Campers: Dublin depot
• Indie Campers: rental agreement for Europe (edited 6 October 2026)
• Indie Campers: post-trip charges
• Indie Campers: Bunk Campers and Just Go terms
• Tourism Holdings (NZX): sale of the UK and Ireland business, 16 February 2026
• Leaseurope: European Car Rental Conciliation Service (ECRCS)
• CCPC: car hire research, 18 May 2026
• CCPC: rights when charged for damage, 16 June 2026
• European Consumer Centre Ireland: car hire
• Courts Service of Ireland: small claims
• European Commission: European Small Claims Procedure