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

There are plenty of campgrounds you can bring your RV or travel trailer rental to in Rome; you’ll want to make reservations ahead of time when staying in this world-famous tourist destination. About half an hour from the city center, between Rome and Monterotondo, is Happy Village Roma. All sites have six-amp electric hookups. Campers have access to Wi-Fi and shower houses. There are two rooftop pools, one for adults and one for children. Below are the campground’s classy Italian restaurant/pizzeria and bar. You’ll also have access to laundry services, a mini-mart, and a shuttle to the Prima Porta train station. Another good option outside the main hub is Camping Roma Flash near Bracciano. This quiet campground offers over 250 lakeside sites for your camper rental from Rome with six-amp electric hookups and sewage services. On-site amenities include laundry facilities, a mini-mart, and a pizzeria. You can take a dip in the swimming pool or the lake or try sailing, windsurfing, and other water sports. You’ll also be near public transport stops – you can rent an RV in Rome, park it here, and explore the city. If you want to stay on the Mediterranean, try Camping Internazionale Castelfusano in Ostia. This wheelchair-accessible RV campground offers shady sites with 220V electric hookups. Dogs and cats are welcome. You’ll be near the sandy shores and an hour’s drive from the city. You’ll also be near the Decima Malafede and Fiumicino. This campground is open seasonally. There are plenty of gas stations where you can fuel up your RV rental near Rome. Most are near the city center – you may want to gas up before you head out.

It’s impossible to list all world-famous sites you should visit when in Rome, but here are a few absolute must-sees. For the history buffs, Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain) and Colosseo (the Colosseum) are a few first stops. Trevi Fountain is in one of Rome’s most opulent districts. Oceanus, the sea god, is its central figure. Don’t forget to take change – throwing a coin into the fountain is a long-held tradition, said to guarantee your return to Rome. The Colosseum is emblematic of Rome. This first-century stadium could hold at least 50,000 people. It’s a marvel of ancient engineering. It was the site of countless brutal gladiator fights and public executions. Other top sites to visit are the Pantheon (the temple to all gods) and the Roman Forum. These ruins were the heart of Roman life. They’re still home to ancient temples, shrines, and arches. For anyone interested in Western religion, St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican top the itinerary. St. Peter’s Basilica is arguably one of the world’s most beautiful buildings, from its awe-inspiring façade to its sculptures and Renaissance art. Artists such as Michelangelo helped make it so, down to the tiniest detail. Climb 500 stairs to the dome for the stunning views, or take a guided tour to learn more. The Pope appears here on Wednesdays and Sundays. The Vatican is not just the seat of Catholicism and home of the Pope. It’s also home to some of the world’s greatest religious art. Explore its artistic wealth in its museums, including Michelangelo’s magnum opus in the Sistine Chapel. Wherever you visit, you’ll find that Rome holds treasures of 3,000 years of human history. Book an RV in Rome today to witness it.