Camper Van & RV Rental in Dublin

Parking in Dublin itself is tricky with a motorhome. Most parking spots are free in the suburbs, but you’ll have to pay for parking in the city center. In addition, nearly all of the best parking lots in the city center are multi-level garages with height restrictions – a no go for camper vans and motorhomes. Fortunately, so long as you don’t mind doing a little walking or catching public transport, there are plenty of options.

• Camper park Dublin: While not a motorhome park per se, this off-the-road location offers a great opportunity to park overnight and explore Dublin. Located on the grounds of the famous White House Pub (in operation since 1620), it’s close to ferry ports and only 20 minutes from O’Connell Street.
• Connolly Station Car Park – An open air parking lot close to the city center. It’s amongst the cheapest in the city and ideal if you plan on booking a motorhome rental in Dublin given that there are no height restrictions.
• Red Cow Luas Stop – Located just off the M50 orbital motorway (highway) in the western suburbs, this stop doesn’t have height restrictions but you’ll need to jump on a tram to reach the city (approx. 25-minutes).
• Sandymount Strand – There are multiple beachside parking options along Sandymount Strand promenade. You’re also within walking distance to Sandymount train station, which can take you to the city center in 25 minutes.

Before you return your motorhome rental, you can refill with diesel and AdBlue at the following gas station:

• Circle K, Ballymun Cross, Dublin, D09 W1K6

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.

To refill fresh water or empty grey water at the end of your trip, we recommend stopping at a regular campsite, as these services are usually available there. The easiest option is to spend your last night at a campsite, allowing you to take care of everything comfortably before returning your vehicle.

Dublin is a fantastic travel destination year-round, with each season offering something unique. July and August bring the warmest weather and lively summer festivals throughout the city. For a magical atmosphere, consider renting a camper van in Dublin during September or October, when autumn colors brighten the parks and the River Liffey. Spring, especially May and June, is also a wonderful time to visit—enjoy outdoor concerts, stroll through St. Stephen’s Green, or sample fresh local fare at the Temple Bar Food Market. If you love nature, the stunning Wicklow Mountains are just a short drive away, offering endless hiking and scenic views!