Welcome to the Ch’tis! Rent an RV in Lille and immerse yourself in the warm culture of the people of the Nord and their capital city. Explore the charming streets of Vieux-Lille with its vibrant facades and Grand’ Place, or savor some Ch’tis specialties and a beer in a local pub. Lille is a great starting point for a road trip to the picturesque Côte d’Opale, with high cliffs and sandy beaches. And, of course, you’re just a short drive from Belgium. Experience the charm of the ‘Capital of Flanders’ and its surrounding areas with camper van rental from Lille.
Lille
Address
18 Rue du Luyot
59113 Seclin
France
Getting to the station
From Lille Airport (LIL): An Uber ride costs around€20-€25, while a taxi starts from €35 (Liv Taxi Company: +33627057383). Alternatively, you can opt for public transport: Take the Flibco bus to Lille Flandres station (then follow the directions below).
From Lille-Flandres Train Station: Take the TER (train) at Lille Flandres station to Seclin. Then, walk to the “Gare” station and catch the bus L92 (Direction: Lille Porte Des Postes). Alight at ZI Rouge Bouton, then walk 500m. Alternatively, take the metro M1 to Chu-Eurasante, followed by the bus L92 (Direction: Seclin Centre Hospitalier). Alight at ZI Rouge Bouton and walk 500m.
Parking information
You can park along the road in front of our station. Please note, however, that parking here is at your own risk, and we accept no liability.
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With the Opal Coast, Normandy, and Belgium nearby, Lille is the ideal starting place for a road trip along the Channel and North Sea coasts. Explore the breathtaking cliffs of Étretat and the vibrant beach huts of Normandy, marvel at the unique light and reflections of the Côte d’Opale with its pristine sandy beaches, and rent a bike to cruise along the shore before indulging in moules-frites on the Belgian coast. Still unsure where to begin? Let our tips and practical information on camper van rental in Lille help you plan your vacation with peace of mind.
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:
As in all major cities, parking in the center is not always easy—especially with a large vehicle! There are several paid public parking garages in Lille, often with height limits of 2 meters (6 ft). Alternatively, you can park on the street. In the city center, parking is charged between 9:00am and 7:00pm, with rates varying by zone. For camper vans and motorhomes, we recommend parking around the Citadelle toward the Champs de Mars. If you prefer not to drive into the city center, you can choose a free park-and-ride facility outside the downtown area and then take public transit into town.
When you rent a camper van in Lille you’ll need to return it with a full tank of diesel and refill the AdBlue. The nearest gas station is approximately 0.5 miles from our location:
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 rent a RV or camper van in Lille you’ll need to fill up on fresh water and then empty your waste water at the end of your trip. You can find water services at several area and campsites on the coast. These are the closest locations near our station:
Thanks to our all-weather vehicles, you can embark on a road trip from Lille year-round. Temperatures in and around Lille are most enjoyable for outdoor activities between May and September. In July and August, you can escape the heat and crowds of the south by spending your vacation in the north, where the beaches are just as beautiful. And don’t miss the Lille braderie if you’re visiting the ‘Capital of Flanders’ in September. The entire city center transforms into Europe’s biggest flea market, providing a fantastic opportunity for the people of Lille to celebrate and indulge in the traditional moules-frites.
