Bordeaux is the ideal starting point for your camping vacation in the sun. Rent a camper van from our Bordeaux rental station and head out on your road trip along the Atlantic coast, visit the largest and oldest fine-wine vineyards, or drive to the Pyrenees for an active outdoor vacation. Discover the beautiful southwest of France, taste the delicious regional dishes, and soak up the gorgeous landscapes, all from the comfort and convenience of your roadsurfer camper van!
Bordeaux
Address
138 Av. de l’Argonne
33700 Mérignac
France
Getting to the station
From Bordeaux Mérignac Airport (BOD): From the airport, board bus 39 to “Lucassot”. From here, it’s a 10-minute walk to the roadsurfer station. Alternatively, from the airport, you can take a taxi or Uber on the Bordeaux ring road. Take exit 11b or exit 12 and follow signs for “Mérignac Beutre”.
From the City centre: From the city centre, board bus 1 to “Mérignac centre” (media library). Transfer to bus 30 to “Lucassot”. From here, it’s a 10-minute walk to the roadsurfer station. Alternatively, you can take line 1 to the airport stop “Aéroport” and transfer to bus 39 to “Lucassot”. From here, it’s a 10-minute walk to the roadsurfer station.
Parking information
There are multiple parking options surrounding the Bordeaux roadsurfer station:
Free parking: You can find carpool parking 100-metres from the roadsurfer station on “Rue de Pas de la Chaux”, or next to the Mérignac crematorium.
Paid parking: If you prefer secure parking, there are multiple paid parking lots available in the vicinity, including airport p5, MDS park and beep valet.
Parking at the station: To park your car at the roadsurfer station station, kindly enquire at the station and complete a waiver/disclaimer of warranties.
VW T6.1 California Beach
VW T6.1 California Ocean
New VW California Ocean / Coast
Ford Nugget
Mercedes Marco Polo
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
Renting a camper van or Class B RV in Bordeaux is the ideal starting point to discover the famous vineyards of southwest France, or to explore the rocky Atlantic coast of the Basque Country. Take advantage of the unlimited mileage and go on an adventure to explore the stunning coastline, or drive a little further to soak up the sun in Spain. Below we share practical information on renting a camper van in Bordeaux, so all you have to do is choose your vehicle according to your needs and set off on your adventure!
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short tourist visits to France. Here’s what you should know if you’re planning to travel:
If you want to park in the Bordeaux city center, you’ll be lucky to find a parking space, and you won’t be able to park for longer than 2 hours. A more convenient option is the Allées de Chartres car park, which is open from 8 am to 8 pm, or the Park & Ride facilities at tram stops outside the city center. The parking fee will include a return tram ride.
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:
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.
When you start your camper van road trip, one of the first things to do is fill up your fresh water tank so that you can be more independent. You will also need to empty the grey water before you return your roadsurfer rental at the specialized RV service areas on your journey back. The closest location to our roadsurfer station in Bordeaux is:
The best time to visit Bordeaux and the southwest of France is from mid-May to October. Being in the heart of one of the world’s most prestigious wine regions, September and October are particularly good for visiting the vineyards and tasting the delicious wines. Although it may not be the first thing to come to mind when you think of Bordeaux, there is a year-round surfing hot spot on the Cote d’Argent. There are also many summer events, such as the Fête du Vin and the Fête de la Mer, and one of the most popular festive gatherings in the region, the Fêtes de Bayonne at the end of July. We advise you avoid the low season due to the heavy rainfall.
