Motorhome & Campervan Hire in Ulm

Öschweg 6, 89231 Neu-Ulm, is a campsite that also offers grey water and waste disposal facilities.

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 locations:

• Shell Europastraße 44, 89231 Neu-Ulm — 2.5 km, 5 mins
• ESSO Ringstraße 122, 89231 Neu-Ulm — 1.4 km, 4 mins

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 currency of the details.

It might be a big city, but Ulm is still incredibly campervan-friendly, so there’s no need to worry about parking. Numerous car parks in the city offer spaces for larger vehicles, including:
P&R Friedrichsau: Around a mile from the city centre, this car park has great connections to public transport, so you can get into the city centre quickly.
Motorhome parking area at Jakobsruhe: A free parking area with space for up to three motorhomes.
Public car parks: Vehicles under 7.5 tonnes can also park in any public car park as long as you don’t block the pavement or obstruct traffic.
Alternatively, you can park just outside the city and make use of the readily available public transport into the city centre. This can save you time searching for a space and money as city centre car parking fees can soon add up.

As well as being a lively city with plenty to see and do, Ulm is the perfect base for adventures into the Allgäu or neighbouring countries like Liechtenstein. To make the most of your road trip, we suggest:
Soaking up city culture: No visit to Ulm would be complete without visiting the Minster, which is home to the highest church tower in the world. But other must-see sights include the Ulm Museum, The Museum of Bread Culture and the Einstein Fountain. For theatre and music lovers, a packed calendar of opera, dance, theatre and music events ensures there is always something going on in the city.
Visiting nearby attractions: Just outside the city, Wiblingen Abbey is a real treat for art and design lovers with its sumptuously decorated Rococo library. For families, Legoland in Glinzburg is sure to be a hit, as will Tiefenhöhle, Germany’s deepest accessible show cave, which descends 55m underground into the belly of the Alb.
Exploring neighbouring countries: Austria, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland are all within a few hours of Ulm. So make the most of your road trip and explore medieval fairytale castles in Europe’s fourth smallest country, delve into pristine Swiss lakes or discover unbeatable mountain scenery in Austria.