Rent an RV in Aachen and set off on the perfect camping adventure. From Aachener Printen and the famous CHIO horse show to RWTH University, lush green spaces, puppet theaters, and the tri-border region – Aachen has it all. Dive into a vibrant mix of historic architecture, charming cafés, and endless outdoor activities. Whether you’re exploring the city itself, the nearby Eifel, or crossing into Belgium or the Netherlands, your journey starts here.
Aachen
Address
Neuenhofstraße 188
52078 Aachen
Germany
Getting to the station
From the central station: Take bus 27 from Aachen, Wallstraße and get off at Aachen, Debyestraße. From there, it’s just a short walk to the station.
From the airport: The closest airport is Maastricht Aachen Airport in the Netherlands. From there, take bus 30 to Meerssen, Station Arriva. Then transfer to the RE18 (Sneltrein) train to Aachen Central Station. From there, continue as described above.
Parking information
Customers can park directly on the street where our station is located (Neunhofstraße), as well as on nearby streets such as Zieglerstraße — all free of charge.
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When you start your RV or camper van adventure from Aachen, there’s so much to discover both in the city and just across the border. Explore Aachen’s historic cathedral, the famous Elisenbrunnen spa, and the vibrant old town before hitting the road. If you’re heading toward the Netherlands or Belgium, take a scenic drive to the Three-Country Point, where Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands meet. Or spend a day hiking and relaxing at Eifel National Park, just a short drive from the city. For even more relaxation, check out the thermal baths at Carolus Thermen or plan a day trip to the charming town of Maastricht in the Netherlands. With our tips on the best routes and sights, your RV or camper van journey from Aachen will be truly unforgettable.
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Germany. Here’s what you should know if you’re planning to travel:
Discover all that Aachen’s city center has to offer with your RV or camper van rental. You’ll find convenient public parking options throughout the city, including larger parking lots near the main train station and along Krefelder Straße—just make sure to purchase a parking ticket where required. For central access, consider parking at APAG Parkhaus Hauptbahnhof (Lagerhausstraße 20), which has some spaces suitable for RVs and camper vans, but always double-check height restrictions before entering. Multi-story car parks in the city center, such as at Borngasse 45 or Theaterstraße 47, usually have lower clearances and may not fit larger vehicles. For easy sightseeing, we recommend parking outside the busiest areas and using Aachen’s excellent buses or trams to get around.
Before returning your camper van to us, please make sure to refill both the fuel and AdBlue tanks. You can easily do this, for example, at the following location: Esso Station Wangen, Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 15, 88239 Wangen im Allgäu.
Note: The AdBlue station information provided is for general guidance only and is not guaranteed. Customers are responsible for independently verifying its accuracy, as roadsurfer does not accept liability for the correctness or timeliness of the information.
A recommended place to empty grey and black water before returning the vehicle is the Wohnmobil-Stellplatz Bad Aachen, located at Branderhofer Weg 11, 52066 Aachen.
The best time to rent an RV or camper van in Aachen is from May to September, when the weather is mild and perfect for exploring the region. Summer months bring pleasant temperatures, blooming gardens, and lively outdoor festivals. Spring and fall are ideal for fewer crowds and comfortable city sightseeing. Winter is cozy, especially if you want to experience Aachen’s famous Christmas market.
