Camper Van & RV Rental in Malaga

Malaga and the Costa del Sol are well-known for their beaches and warm temperatures, which is why there is a lot of tourism in the summer months. June to August is the high season in Malaga and will be booming with tourists. If you love the sun and don’t mind crowds, Malaga will be the ideal destination for you, especially in the middle of August, when the Malaga Fair takes place. We recommend renting a camper van in Malaga at Easter. The city will be crowded, but not like in the summer months.

You will need to fill up with fresh water if you want to use the kitchen sink or shower, and you will need to make sure that you empty the black water tanks before returning your camper van rental. Here are the closest service areas to our station in Malaga::

• Calle Villanueva de la Concepción, 16A, 29004 Málaga
• Av. del Parque, 1, 29639 Benalmádena

Before you return your roadsurfer camper van, you can refill with diesel and AdBlue at one of these convenient gas stations near our location here:

• Repsol, Carretera Comarcal, MA-401, Km. 9, 150, 29590 Malaga

Please note: The AdBlue service station information provided is for guidance only and is provided without warranty of any kind; customers are advised to check the information for accuracy on their own responsibility, as roadsurfer assumes no liability for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.

There are two parking zones in Malaga, the blue and the white zones, where you can park your camper van or RV rental. Please note that there are two different types of blue zones. The normal rotation blue zone is for up to 2 and a half hours, and the high rotation blue zone is for a maximum stay of 30 minutes. These zones are indicated by a blue line and have a sign indicating if they are long or short stays. We recommend using the Telpark App to pay and modify your parking time from your location.

If you’re lucky and patient, you can also find free parking in the white zones in Malaga. The best place to park for free in Malaga, and be relatively close to the center, is in the Victoria neighborhood or near the train station, and from there you can travel to the city center via public transportation.

You can decide whether to use a toll-free highway or a (private) toll road when you’re in Spain. The private ones are marked with an “R” or “AP” and a toll sign on traffic signs. Toll roads can be paid at the toll booth by card or cash. Please pay attention and do not drive through the “Telepeaje” booths, as those are only for cars with a transponder installed. You can check which ones are toll roads and how much they cost here.