Experience the magic of the Eternal City with ease when you hire a campervan in Rome. Marvel at the mixture of ancient Roman architecture, Renaissance palazzi, and Fascist-era minimalism before people watching at a piazza or filling up on traditional Italian food, washed down with gelato and local wine. Make the most of your motorhome by driving to the beach, a regional park, or a nearby town like Orvieto. When you rent a campervan in Rome you can see all that the region has to offer.
It is easy to find a suitable flight to Rome as there are two international airports: Leonardo da Vinci Airport in Rome Fiumicino and Rome Ciampino. Read on below for our station address and how to get to us.
Rome
Address
Via Colle di Pero Alto, 3
00040 Montecompatri RM
Italy
Getting to the station
From Roma Termini train station: take metro A direction “Anagnina” to “San Giovanni”. From here, take metro C direction “Pantano” to “Grotte Celoni”. Then take the bus “Roma-Anagnina – Genazzano” to MONTE COMPATRI – Via Casilina via dei Lavoratori which is 7 stops. From this stop, it is only a 5-minute walk.
From the Fiumicino airport: take the train to “Roma Termini” train station and follow the directions above.
From the Ciampino airport: take the bus Velletri – Roma Anagnina to “ROMA | Anagnina (Metro A)” and then the bus Roma Anagnina – Genazzano” to MONTE COMPATRI | Via Casilina via dei Lavoratori. From here, it is a 5-minute walk.
Parking Information
There is plenty of parking facilities near our roadsurfer rental station in Rome. You can park at the metro station on Via Casilina “Metro C Pantano” which is about a 20-minute walk to our station or a 5-minute bus ride with the Bus f14648.
Ready for a road trip in Rome exploring the ancient ruins and beyond? Take your pick of the roadsurfer campervan models depending on how much space and luxury you’re looking for. Our pop-tops are great for a tent-like feeling in summer, whereas the fixed high roof motorhomes keep you cosy and warmer in winter.
Surfer Suite VW T6.1 California Ocean (Right-hand drive in UK)
Beach Hostel VW T6.1 California Beach
Road House Van with pop-up roof (540)
Family Finca Van with a fixed high roof (600)
Couple Cottage Van without a pop-up roof (600)
Unlimited mileage
Free 2nd driver included
Rebook or cancel with the Flex option up to 48 hours before departure
Road assistance and comprehensive insurance packages
Free camping equipment and kitchen utensils included
Hire a campervan in Rome to be close to the ancient city as well as explore the surrounding area. Here are our insider tips to ensure the smoothest motorhome hire process, including the best places to find fuel and water near the roadsurfer station.
When you hire a campervan in Rome you’ll find your vehicle is ready with all the kitchen equipment you should need, from pots and pans to cutlery to utensils. You’ll even find a cafetière and mugs, perfect for the local coffee you’re bound to pick up at the start of your trip! The awning and camp chairs and table that you’ll find inside your vehicle means you enjoy the outdoors even more. You’ll need to bring your own bedding or rent it when you book your motorhome. There are plenty of other extras too – see the full details in our equipment list on our website.
The best time to hire a motorhome in Rome is Spring and Autumn. In April and May, you’ll find fresh mornings and blooming flowers, and in September and October, the city comes back to life after the summer heat whilst remaining warm in the evenings. The city is hot and busy in Summer, and Winter sees colder weather and more rain, although you’ll find cheaper prices from November to March as well as fewer crowds.
You’ll need to fill up the freshwater tank at the beginning of your trip, and empty your grey water at the end. This can be done at a campsite, but if you need a dedicated area such as the Eni station near our rental station:
You’ll need to return your campervan hire with a full tank of fuel and Adblue. The Eni petrol station is on the main road and only 600 meters from the roadsurfer rental station:
The city center of Rome is mainly composed of ZTL zones where access is limited and you can be fined. To visit the city centre, we recommend the LGP Via Casilina campground where you can also stay overnight for €25.
If you hire a campervan in Rome and want to stay somewhere convenient for exploring the city, check out the roadsurfer spots where you’ll find private campsites in the mountains, on the beach, or in the vineyards, as well as local activities available at those campsites to try out. Use roadsurfer spots route planner function to create your perfect road trip route and book a unique camping experience away from the crowds.
Camping Near the City
Camping by the Lake
Camping Near Hiking Trails
