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Compare multiple campervan rental suppliers in Rome easily with Camper Champ. Italy is a popular destination for motorhome travel across Europe. Besides Rome, other common pickup locations include Milan, Naples and Florence.
Many travellers combine Rome with visits to other Italian cities or continue into neighbouring countries like France and Switzerland.
Popular Campervans in Rome
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Matrix Plus
Anywhere Campers
Automatic · Toilet · Shower
Group D Katamarano Sound
Motorhomes Italy
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Family Standard
McRent
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Nomad
Indie Campers
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Marco Polo
Indie Campers
Automatic · Shower
Fiat Ducato Kai Family
Vanitaly
Automatic or manual · Toilet · Shower
Fiat Ducato Kai Explorer
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Urban Luxury
McRent
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Ecoline 6
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Manual · Toilet · Shower
Comfort Luxury
McRent
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Etrusco
Indie Campers
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Comfort Extra
Autocaravan Express
Manual · Toilet · Shower
Map of Campervan Depots
- AAutocaravan Express — Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Rome, Italy
- BAvis Explore — Rome Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy
- CAvis Explore — Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome, Italy
- DCentro Caravan Costantini — Via Pontina 399, Rome, Italy
- EEuromotorhome — Rome Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy
- FEuromotorhome — Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome, Italy
- GIndie — Via di Ponte Galeria 279, 00148 Rome, Italy
- HMcRent — Via Ostiense 1717, 00125 Rome, Italy
- IMotorhomes Italy — Via Pontina 339, Zaccari Caravan SRL, Rome, Italy
- JMotorhomes Italy — Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome, Italy
- KMotorhomes Italy — Via Macerata 16, 00041 Albano Laziale, Rome, Italy
- LMotorhomes Italy — Via Pontina Kilometre 31.250, Pomezia, Rome, Italy
- MVanitaly — Via Angelo Olivieri 59B, Lido di Ostia, Rome, Italy
- NVanitaly — Via delle Antille 38, Rome, Italy
Driving a Campervan around Rome
- Rome sits on highways A1 and A24 with the A90 Grande Raccordo Anulare ring road circling the city and connecting all routes.
- The historic centre has a daytime ZTL (restricted traffic zone). Cameras automatically fine any vehicle that enters without a permit.
- A wider Fascia Verde (Green Zone) is a low-emission zone that blocks older vehicles from Monday to Saturday. Newer petrol Euro 3+ and diesel Euro 4+ campervans can generally enter this zone, but check current rules before you drive.
- Most two-axle motorhomes are charged at a higher highway toll rate where the vehicle height at the front axle is over 1.3 metres. Take a ticket when you enter and pay by card or cash when you exit.
- Expect heavy traffic on the A90 ring road during morning and evening rush hours. Check traffic updates before driving.
- Parking a motorhome is treated as normal parking if you do not occupy extra space outside the vehicle (Italian Highway Code, Article 185), but camping rules are set locally. Use campsites or official Aree di Sosta (motorhome service areas) instead.
- Park and Ride car parks at metro stations cost around €2–3 per day and keep your campervan outside the busy city centre.
Places to Stay in a Motorhome
| Site | Type | Distance to City Centre |
|---|---|---|
| Camping Village Roma Capitol | Coastal campsite | ~40 min by Roma-Lido train |
| Flaminio Village | Urban campsite | ~20 min by train to Termini |
Area di Sosta is the Italian term for a basic motorhome parking area with services. These locations provide water, waste disposal points and charge a nightly fee of about €5–20.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is wild camping in a motorhome allowed in Italy?
Wild camping rules are determined by region, but it is generally prohibited in Italy and fines can be heavy (€100–500). If you are unsure about a certain region, check online or visit an information centre.
There are plenty of campsites in Italy, starting at around €20 per night.
What kind of licence do you need to drive a campervan in Italy?
To rent a campervan in Italy, you must have a valid Standard (Type B) Driving Licence. Most companies prefer drivers to be over 21 years old, but some companies will rent campervans to 18-year-olds. Depending on the rental company, you must also have one to three years of driving experience.
















