RV rental Montpellier, OCC: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

While you won't find any campgrounds in the city center itself, you can park your campervan rental near Montpellier at Camping Le Floréal. This oasis-like campground will be a joy to return to after a long day of exploring the area. Privacy hedges separate each campsite. Accessible showers and restrooms, 16-amp electric hookups, laundry facilities, and sanitary waste disposal are available to all campers. If you get hungry, treat yourself to a snack, meal, or drink at the on-site restaurant and bar. Alternatively, set up your RV rental at Camping Montpellier Plage. This campground is located just steps from the beach and comes complete with its own pool. As well as the standard home comforts, you'll also enjoy access to a camp store and restaurant. You shouldn't have any trouble finding a site at Camping Montpellier Plage, which features nearly 600 electric sites for tents and campervan rentals.

From fantastic food to amazing museums and wonderful beaches, Montpellier offers everything you need for a perfect vacation. Fuel up for your adventure and set out to explore the international delicacies that can be found in almost every corner of the city. Lebanese, Thai, Mexican, Italian, as well as some local French restaurants will be an experience to remember. You'll find gas stations throughout Montpellier in case you need to top up the tank. You can't visit Montpellier without visiting the Fabre Museum, one of the largest art museums in the country. Faber Museum showcases thousands of paintings and sketches from international artists working in all manner of artistic eras. You can admire the works of Rubens, Veronese, Bazille, Renoir, and Rigaud, just to name a few of the celebrated artists featured here. Next on your list of things to check out while you're in the area is Promenade du Peyrou, designed during the reign of King Louis XIV. The viewpoint from the top of the arch offers a spectacular panorama of the city. The number of intricate details, like the statue of Louis XIV and the Saint-Clement Aqueduct that crosses the square, make this place all the more charming. A fun day for the entire family awaits at Montpellier Zoological Park, which sits on the border with a nature reserve on the banks of Lez River. The zoo is home to more than 1,000 animals from over 100 different species, including rhinos, cheetas, bears, and giraffes. Plan to spend a few hours wandering through this vast park, which is one of the largest zoos in France.