The industrial port city of Belgium, Antwerp has a very unique atmosphere. Rent your campervan in Antwerp and discover Europe’s second-largest seaport, its diverse artistic and culture, and the historical diamond district dating back to the 16th Century. From Antwerp, cruise through Belgium and discover the beautiful scenic city of Bruges or cross the border to the neighbouring country of Netherlands.
The roadsurfer campervan rental station is a convenient 20-minute taxi ride from the Antwerp International Airport. Alternatively, the 500 bus connection stops almost directly in front of the station from the main train station and the airport. Find the address and directions below.
Antwerp
Address
Boomsesteenweg 49B
2630 Aartselaar
Belgium
Getting to the station
From Antwerp International Airport (ANR): Take bus 33 to “Wilrijk L. Kieboomsstraat”. From here, walk 10 minutes to the station “Wilrijk Dr. Veeckmanslaan” and change to Bus 500. Get off at “Aartselaar Leugstraat”. From here, it’s a 6-minute walk to the roadsurfer station. Alternatively, you can take a 20-minute taxi from the airport.
From the Antwerp Zuid Train Station: From the station, take bus 500 and get off at “Aartselaar Leugstraat”. From here, it’s a 5-minute walk to the roadsurfer station.
Parking information
There’s a public car parking directly next to the roadsurfer station. Please note that parking spaces are limited.
From spacious motorhome rentals for big adventures with the family or cosy compact campervans for weekend retreats in nature, find the perfect roadsurfer camper rental for your road trip in Belgium.
Surfer Suite VW T6.1 California Ocean campervan
Travel Home Mercedes Marco Polo campervan
Camper Cabin Ford Nugget campervan with pop-up roof
Family Finca Motorhome with a fixed high roof (600)
Couple Cottage Motorhome without a pop-up roof (600)
Unlimited mileage
Free 2nd driver included
Rebook or cancel with the Flex option up to 48 hours before departure
Roadside assistance
Free camping equipment and kitchen utensils included
Antwerp’s convenient location makes it the ideal starting point for touring Belgium and the Netherlands in a campervan. Read on below for some essential tips for renting a motorhome from Antwerp, such as the camping equipment provided to where to fill up with petrol on your return journey.
Are you new to van life? Don’t worry, our campervans and motorhomes are fully-equipped with all the camping essentials! Inside our vehicles, you’ll find a camping table and two chairs, levelling wedges for parking, a cable for recharging your electricity, a gas bottle, a canister for filling your water tank, and even mosquito nets for the windows. When it comes to cooking and dining in your home on four wheels, we provide a kitchen box packed with everything you need to cook for four people. We always recommend travelling lightly which is why you also have the option to add bedding to your booking. For more tips on how to prepare for your camping holiday, check out our packing list guide.
The best time to visit Antwerp is in June when there is minimal rainfall, and it’s not yet too hot to explore the city. May and August is also a great time to rent a campervan, although you might want to pack your raincoat for the occasional rain shower. For those who love music, the four-day Jazz Middelheim festival takes place every August, or check out Laundry Day, a dance festival on the first Saturday of September. Beer connoisseurs won’t want to miss out on the Beer Passion Weekend which takes place in June and has over 150 beers on offer.
To fill up with water or to empty your grey water at the end of your road trip, there are several service areas available near the roadsurfer rental station:
We recommend the following petrol station to fill up with Diesel and AdBlue before returning your campervan rental to the Antwerp roadsurfer 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.
The easiest way to park and explore the city is to use the 9 free Park&Ride car parks on the outskirts of the city. You can also park on streets with a blue sign with a white P or for free along the waterfront. In the pink zones, you can park for free for 2 hours, but you still need to buy a parking ticket at the ticket machine or via the app. You can also park for free in the blue zones for 2 hours with a parking disc. Please note that the entire Antwerp city centre is classified as a LEZ: Low Emission Zone and all foreign drivers must register on the official city website to avoid a fine.
You may want to explore the city before heading off on your road trip through Belgium. For camping close to our station, we recommend the City Camping Antwerp, located in the city centre and only 20 minutes from our station, or Camperpark Volgelzang, which is less than 15 minutes drive away. If you are travelling in Brussels and beyond, find a unique camping experience with roadsurfer spots and book it from the comfort of your campervan. Available in selected countries.
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