About Camplify
Camplify is a peer‑to‑peer RV sharing platform that connects owners of campervans, caravans, motorhomes and camping trailers with holidaymakers looking to hire them. Operating in Australia, the UK, New Zealand and Spain, Camplify provides a digital marketplace where you can browse vehicles, compare prices, book securely, and access insurance and roadside assistance options. The company is based in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, and acts as the booking and payment processor between hirers and RV owners.
A Camplify charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to an RV hire booking or a fee connected to that booking. This may include the main rental payment, Camplify’s service or booking fee, optional extras (such as insurance, cleaning, or equipment add‑ons), or a security bond (deposit) or bond top‑up. You may also see separate charges for changes to your booking, extension of your trip, tolls or fines passed on after your hire, or for a trial pre‑authorisation/authorization hold when your card is added or updated. Recurring or repeated charges typically reflect multi‑payment bookings, split payments, or adjustments (refunds/partial refunds and subsequent re‑charges) under Camplify’s cancellation or damage policies.
To verify a Camplify charge, first log into your account at camplify.com (or via your local Camplify site) and check your “Trips” or “Bookings” section for recent or past hires, invoices, bonds and adjustments. Compare the date and amount on your statement with your Camplify booking confirmation emails and receipts, which outline all rental, service and optional fees. If you still have questions, contact Camplify through their online Help Centre or support contact form, quoting the last four digits of the card used, the exact amount and date of the charge, and your booking reference if available. Common billing issues—such as duplicate charges, unreturned bond amounts, or unexpected post‑trip fees—are usually resolved by reviewing the booking history, damage reports and the platform’s cancellation and bond‑release timelines.