RV rental Florence, IT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Once you find the best RV rental in Florence for your needs, you’ll need a good place to park it. Camping Village Il Poggetto is a good choice. RV sites have 10-amp hookups with access to water fountains, grills, and shower houses. It’s also quite family-friendly, offering a swimming pool for children and changing tables. Pets are also welcome. You’ll have access to full laundry services and Wi-Fi. The campground is wheelchair-accessible. If you want to explore by bike, you can rent them from here. Or, you can visit the stables and discover the Tuscany on horseback. Another good campground to consider is Agricampeggio Cipollatico, about a half-hour drive from Florence. This small, quiet campground has 18 sites to accommodate your travel trailer rental from Florence. The shower houses and swimming pool are both accessible to people with limited mobility. It’s pet-friendly and kid-friendly. You may also enjoy the shuttle into Florence, allowing you to keep your camper rental from Florence parked while you visit the city. This campground is unique because it’s also a farm. Wine, olive oil, and honey are all produced and served here in the on-site Tuscan restaurant. To be near the heart of Florence, rent an RV and bring it to Camping Village Panoramico Fiesole, a campground in the wooded Apennines. You’ll have access to comfortable, wheelchair-accessible shower houses, laundry services, and a public kitchen for whipping up Italian food. RV sites have six-amp electric hookups. Your stay comes with shuttle services into Fiesole. You'll have no trouble finding places to fuel up — Florence has plenty of gas stations. Most of them are near the major highways.

Florence is a great place to explore on foot or by bike. You can enjoy the architecture and stumble across plazas and shops. You might wander into Piazza della Signoria and find the Fountain of Neptune, or step into the Loggia del Lanzi sculpture garden. To take in the Tuscan vistas, climb the 400 stairs to the top of Giotto’s Campanile. This impressive tower is worth visiting just to see its ornate Gothic marble façade. But even better is the view of the Florentine skyline from the top. You’ll find what dominates the skyline is the Florence Cathedral. Construction of this awesome church began in 1436 and took 400 years to complete. You can climb to the dome for more jaw-dropping cityscapes or visit the museum. When you get hungry, swing by the San Lorenzo Market (the oldest closed market in Florence) for a panini and a drink. Or you could grab a snack at the rooftop café at Biblioteca delle Oblate in the shadow of the Duomo dome. No visit to historic Florence would be complete without crossing the Ponte Vecchio. This centuries-old bridge across the Arno river is symbolic of Florence. If you want to experience some of Florence’s famous Renaissance art, visit the Uffizi Gallery, or the Galleria dell’Accademia. The Uffizi Gallery is a grand collection of Greek and Roman sculpture and Italian Renaissance art that was once the private collection of a noble family. Now, up to 10,000 people per day explore this marvelous collection. You’ll find treasures by da Vinci, Botticelli, and Michelangelo here as this museum slowly unfolds before you. In the gallery, you’ll find Michelangelo’s David and a trove of other art. These top sites only scratch the surface of what you can discover when you rent an RV in Florence. Don’t be afraid to go off the beaten path and explore some lesser-known attractions. Consider taking a guided tour so a local expert can share their knowledge and passion with you.