Bremen is the ideal starting point to kick off your road trip through northern Germany and Scandinavia! Before you pick up your camper van rental in Bremen, it is worth visiting the historic old town, the Bremen Town Musicians, and the futuristic science museum Universum Bremen. Discover Bremen’s surrounding areas in your camper van rental and hike through mysterious moorland and primeval forests, or try the 4.5-mile-long Huntepadd in the Wildsehauser Geest. Rent a camper van or Class B R in Bremen and discover northern Germany and beyond.
Bremen
Address
Westerfeld 19
28844 Weyhe
Germany
Getting to the station
From Central Station: Take regional train RS2 (direction Twistringen, 8min) to Station “Dreye”, from here it is a 15 minutes walk to the roadsurfer station, or take bus 121 (direction Kirchweyhe, 30mins) to Station “Dreye Westerfeld, from here it’s a 7 min walk to our roadsurfer station.
From Bremen airport: Take tram 6 (direction Universität) to Bremen Central Station, then continue as mentioned above
Parking information
There is free short-term parking at the street in front of the station for loading/unloading the car, long term parking is located at the P+R “Hinterm Sielhof” (Neuenlanderstr. 444, 28201 Bremen) which is 5km from the roadsurfer station
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Ford Nugget Plus
Mercedes Marco Polo
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Are you planning a short trip through Bremen and the surrounding area or will your camper van rental journey take you across Europe? No matter what adventure you have in mind, you can have the flexibility you want with a roadsurfer camper van rental. Read on for our insider tips for renting a camper van in Bremen.
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:
You can easily discover the city with a camper van or Class B RV rental. There are around 13 parking garages in the city center where you can park. Park & Ride is the cheapest (and easiest) option where you can leave your camper on the outskirts of town for free and take public transit into the city.
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.
Please empty the wastewater tank before returning your camper van in Bremen. Supply and disposal stations are often well-marked and can be found at gas stations or wastewater disposal facilities. However, the easiest way to dispose of wastewater is at a campground, as they typically have well-equipped service stations.
The best time to rent a camper van or Class B RV in Bremen is early summer. Temperatures are around 73°F and there is little rainfall during this time, perfect for a road trip to the nearby North or Baltic Seas. Hop in your camper van and head even further north for a Scandinavian trip, or head south to discover Germany and the southern part of Europe.
