Campervan Hire in Rome

Start your Italy adventure with BudgetCampervans in Rome. Whether you're discovering ancient history, wandering through charming piazzas, or setting off on a road trip through the Italian countryside, our campervans give you the freedom to explore at your own pace.

With a comfortable and reliable campervan, you can visit Rome’s iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Vatican, and the Trevi Fountain, then escape the crowds and drive to the stunning Amalfi Coast, Tuscany’s rolling hills, or the hidden gems of Lazio. Travel on your terms, no rigid itineraries, just unforgettable experiences across Italy.

Our fleet caters to all travellers, from solo explorers to families, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable journey. Experience Rome and beyond with the convenience of your accommodation and transport in one.

Ready to hit the road? Enter your travel dates in the search form at the top of the page to find your perfect campervan in Rome. Book today and start your Italian adventure with BudgetCampervans!

Hire a Campervan in Rome from these top rental companies:

• Anywhere Campers

• Euro Motorhomes

• Indie Campers

• McRent

• Motorhomes Italy

• VanItaly

Compare costs, layouts, and features to find the perfect campervan for your adventure.

Types of Campervans Available

• Compact Vans : Ideal for couples, easy to drive in cities.

• Family-Sized Motorhomes : Spacious interiors with separate sleeping areas.

• Luxury RVs : For travellers seeking comfort and more space..

When to Visit Rome in a campervan

Rome visit year-round:

• Spring (March-May): Mild weather.

• Summer (June-August): Ideal for coastal trips as it is hot, but book early as it's peak season.

• Autumn (September-November): Harvest festivals, fewer crowds, comfortable temperatures.

• Winter (December-February): Christmas markets and off-season rates.

Why Choose a Campervan to Hire from Rome?

Rome, the Eternal City, is the perfect starting point for an Italian road trip. 

• The Tuscan Countryside: Rolling hills, vineyards, and medieval villages.

• The Amalfi Coast: villages of beautifully painted houses overlooking coves and beaches.

• Lake Trasimeno. 2 hr 21 min (181.0 km) via A1/E35

• Lago Albano. 51 min (27.6 km) via V. dei Laghi/SP217 and Via Appia Nuova/SS7

• Lago di Bolsena. 1 hr 52 min (127.9 km) via A1/E35 

• Lago di Bracciano. 56 min (48.3 km) via SS2

• Lago di Martignano. 57 min (38.0 km) via SS2bis

• Lago di Nemi. 1 hr 6 min (37.6 km) via Via Appia Nuova/SS7

• Lake Vico.1 hr 11 min (66.8 km) via SS2

• The Southern Regions: Explore Puglia, Basilicata, and Calabria

• The Adriatic Coast: A long stretch of beautiful beaches.

Planning Your Rome Campervan Adventure.

Be aware of toll roads - either avoid these roads or make sure you have payment ready. You pay on the distance you have travelled. Payment can be made by cash, card or a prepaid toll device. Green road signs on the road mean you are on a toll road or autostrada. Blue road signs mean that you are on a standard road - non toll roads.

Toll Roads in and around Rome:

• A1 (Milan-Naples)

• A2 (Salerno-Reggio Calabria)

• A24 (Rome-Teramo)

• A12 (Rome-Civitavecchia)

ZTL means Zona a Traffico Limitato

This is a limited traffic zone where only permit holders can drive.  You can be fined if you drive in these areas without permission. Use the park and ride services. Some campsites have a shuttle service into the city centre.

Road Rules to note in Rome

Drive on the right, and always carry your driver’s license, passport, and rental documents. Speed limits are 50 km/h in cities, 90 km/h on rural roads, and 130 km/h on highways (autostrade).

Must-Visit Destinations from Rome

1. Rome to the Amalfi Coast (250 km)

Amalfi Coast. Drive south of Rome to explore Naples, Pompeii, and the Amalfi coastline.
Known for its dramatic cliffs, the Amalfi Coast is a camper’s paradise. 

2. Rome to Tuscany (270 km)
Just a few hours north of Rome lies Tuscany, renowned for its vineyards, medieval towns, and countryside. Park your campervan near Siena or Florence.

3. Rome to Venice (530 km)

Drive through Bologna and Florence to the canals of Venice.