The capital of Belgium is not only the hub of NATO and the EU, but it is also a paradise for visitors from all over the world with its famous Manneken Pis, the Atomium, the Royal Palace and Art Nouveau architecture. Hire a campervan in Brussels and explore the city and its surroundings.
From Brussels Airport (BRU): From the airport, take train 3730 Mons to “Brussels Zuid/Midi”. Transfer to bus 170 toward “Brussel-St.P.Leeuw-Halle” and exit at “Sint-Pieters-Leeuw Witte Roos”. From here, it’s a two-minute walk to the roadsurfer station.
Alternatively, you can take bus 171 toward “Brussel-Brukom-Halle” to “Sint-Pieters-Leeuw Brukom”. From here, it’s a seven-minute walk to the roadsurfer station.
From Brussels South Train Station (Brussel-Zuid/Midi): From the station, take the S2 (S-Bahn) suburban train to “Buizingen”. From here, it’s a 10-minute walk to the roadsurfer station. Alternatively, from the station, take bus 170 to “Sint-Pieters-Leeuw Witte Roos”. From here, it’s a 2-minute walk to the roadsurfer station.
Parking information
Parking is available along the street in the nearby industrial area, right next to our station. Please avoid using private car parks, such as those at supermarkets or other businesses.
Take care when approaching the station because we are located on a sharp turn. Please slow down when your navigation system announces the destination is within 100 metres.
Brussels is located at the heart of Europe and is strategically a great location to rent a motorhome or campervan in Brussels and explore the surrounding areas of Luxembourg, Germany, the Netherlands, and France. We also recommend allowing yourself enough time to explore the city itself. With our tips and practical information on hiring a campervan in Brussels, you can start planning your holiday with peace of mind.
We highly recommend renting a motorhome in Brussels between April to June and September to October, when the temperatures are milder and there are fewer tourists. The Belgian and European capital has a lot to offer such as historical architecture, the mythical Manneken-Pis, the Atomium, or their famous Liège waffle, delicious chocolate or Belgian beer. Why not hire a campervan for ten days and explore the surrounding countries or the other larger cities of Belgium such as Bruges or Antwerp.
Water tank services near Brussels
You’ll need to fill up your campervan rental with fresh water when you collect it and empty the waste water before your return it. You can do this at the following service stations:
You must return your motorhome or campervan rental with a full tank of desel and AdBlue. The nearest petrol station to our roadsurfer Brussels location is:
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.
Parking in Brussels
After renting a campervan in Brussels, do you want to visit the city before leaving on your road trip? In the Belgian capital, as in most cities, parking is regulated and spaces are scarce. You can use the city’s website to find out information about the different parking zones which makes your search easier.
A car park dedicated to campervans and motorhomes can be found in the city centre at the following address:
13, Rue Félicien Rops in 1070 Anderlecht (€10 for 24 hours).
Please note that a reservation is required and can be made by e-mail: campinbrussels@gmail.com. You can arrive between 2 pm and 7 pm and you have to leave before 1 pm.
Campgrounds near Brussels
Camping spots near Brussels offer the perfect balance between easy city access and the charm of the Belgian countryside for motorhome and camper van travellers. From scenic sites close to the Sonian Forest to peaceful stays in the Pajottenland region, there’s something for every type of trip. Whether you’re after a family-friendly motorhome park, a quiet nature escape, or a rural retreat, you’ll find plenty of camper-friendly spots within easy reach of the city. Explore our top camping spot recommendations below and choose the best base for your Brussels road trip.
Camping near Brussels Buizingen
Camping at Arvid’s Garden Boom
Camping between the flowers Bierbeek
Camping by the stream Feluy
Camping in the Flemish Ardennes Brakel
Camping in a natural area Wodecq
Solbio – Camping in Fields & Orchard Wuustwezel-Gooreind
Large garden near ponds and leisure centre Vieux-Condé
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