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Road Genius compares campervan rentals across Italy so you can see prices, vehicle layouts and insurance in one place. Most international travelers start in Milan, Rome, Venice or Florence because these cities have large rental depots and major airports. Italy is compact, so you can cross the country in a day, but plan extra time for mountain or coastal roads in peak season.

Campervan Rental Cost

How much does it cost to rent an RV in Italy?

Campervan rental costs in Italy depend on factors like camper size, age, features, booking duration, season, and pick-up/drop-off locations.

Daily rates typically range from €150 to €280. During the high season, which includes the summer months, you can expect the cost to range from €150 to €220 per day in July and possibly up to €280 or more per day in August. However, prices can be lower during the off-peak season, which includes the colder months. It's also worth noting that camper rental companies can sell out quickly during high seasons, so early booking is advisable to secure the best deals and ensure availability.

Check current rates using our search tool for the most accurate pricing. Don't forget to consider additional costs such as fuel, campsite fees, and any extras like GPS or additional drivers.

Campervan Pickup Locations

Map of campervan rental depots near 631844

When to go for a Campervan Trip

Season	Average High Temperature	Good time?
Spring (April–May)	18°C / 64°F	Yes. Mild weather, fewer crowds
Summer (June–August)	30°C / 86°F	Good but very busy and hot
Autumn (September–October)	22°C / 72°F	Yes. Warm seas and harvest festivals
Winter (November–March)	10°C / 50°F	Limited; alpine skiing only

Driving Tips

Autostrade are toll motorways. Take a ticket at the entrance and pay at exit, or use the electronic Telepass lane if your rental includes a device.
The speed limits are 130 km/h (81 mph) on motorways, 90 km/h (56 mph) on secondary roads and 50 km/h (31 mph) in towns unless signs show otherwise.
Many city centers have ZTL (limited traffic zones). Entering without a permit creates an automatic fine that is sent to the rental company.
From 15 November to 15 April several northern regions require winter tires or snow chains. Police can fine drivers or turn them back at mountain passes.
Fuel names: "Diesel" or "Gasolio" for diesel, "Benzina" for gasoline, "GPL" for LPG. Most RVs use diesel.
Service stations on motorways operate 24 hours and often allow short overnight parking.
In villages, blue lines mean paid parking, white lines are free, yellow lines are restricted.
Maximum motorhome height for most city car parks is 2.1 meters (6 feet 11 inches); look for open-air lots instead.

Camping and Overnight Stops

Place	Facilities	Pros	Cons
Large campgrounds (like Camping Village Roma Capitol in Rome)	Water, electric, waste disposal	Large spaces, public transport to city	Book 3-6 months ahead in summer
Farm campgrounds "Agricampeggio"	Water and electric	Farm produce, quiet rural setting	Limited spaces, call ahead
Municipal areas "Area di Sosta Comunale"	Water, electric, waste disposal	Low cost, found in most towns	Often first-come basis, close to roads
National park campgrounds	Basic or water and electric	Mountain scenery, hiking trails	Seasonal; large vehicles may not fit
Motorway service area car parks	None	Free, lit and patrolled	No facilities, traffic noise

Refueling and Services

Eni and Q8 stations on main roads usually have diesel, LPG and a separate "Camper Service" area for water fill and waste disposal.
Motorway service areas provide 24-hour fuel plus fresh water taps; some charge a small coin fee.
Many large supermarkets have cheaper self-service fuel pumps just outside towns.

Important Information

Dial 112 for all emergencies; operators speak English.
Wild camping is illegal nationwide unless the local council allows it; fines vary by region.
Italian law requires carrying a reflective vest and warning triangle in your vehicle.
Some mountain passes close after heavy snow even in late spring; check the "Anas Viabilità" website before traveling.
Coastal areas near popular destinations enforce overnight street-parking bans from midnight to 6:00 AM in high season.
The "Camper Service" sign shows a tap over a van outline; it marks official water and waste disposal points.

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