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Road Genius compares campervan and motorhome rentals from multiple Italian suppliers so you can quickly see prices, depot locations and vehicle layouts in one place. Rome's two main airports are Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA); both are located outside the city's Limited Traffic Zone, making vehicle pick-up easier. The historic center is mostly closed to non-resident vehicles, so plan to stay on the ring road and use public transport to reach the tourist attractions.

Campervan Pickup Locations

Map of campervan rental depots near 631844

Best Months for a Camping Trip

Period	Avg High (°F │ °C)	Worth a visit?
Mar – May	64 °F │ 18 °C	Yes – mild weather, flowers, lighter traffic
Jun – Aug	86 °F │ 30 °C	Only if you like heat; campsites fill fast
Sep – Oct	75 °F │ 24 °C	Yes – warm days, grape and olive harvest
Nov – Feb	55 °F │ 13 °C	Mixed – some campsites close, but crowds are low

Driving Notes

ZTL (Zona Traffico Limitato) cameras guard most central streets; fines arrive by mail, so park outside and take the metro.
The GRA (A90) ring road circles the city and connects to all motorways; expect traffic jams during rush hour.
Urban speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph); motorway limit is 130 km/h (81 mph) unless rain lowers it to 110 km/h.
Motorway tolls use tickets or the electronic Telepass lane; foreign vehicles can pay cash or card at the blue "Carte" booths.
Fuel is mostly diesel, labeled Gasolio; self-service pumps cost less than the staffed "Servito" option.
LPG (called GPL) is available if your campervan uses it for cooking or driving.
Many parking garages have height limits of 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in); check your vehicle height before entering.
Winter tires or chains are required on regional roads between 15 Nov and 15 Apr; police may check vehicles in the hills east of Rome.

Camping Spots

Place	Hook-ups	Pros	Cons
Camping Village Roma Capitol (Ostia Antica)	Full	Large pitches up to 10 m; beach and ancient ruins nearby; bus to Lido train	45 min train + metro ride to city center
Happy Village & Camping (Prima Porta)	Full	Shaded hillside, pool, free shuttle to "La Giustiniana" train	Final 1 km is narrow; book high-season spots 60 days ahead
Camping Tiber (Prima Porta)	Water+Electric	Riverside location, pool, 20 min train to center	Mosquitoes in summer; no gray-water dump
Area Sosta Camper Tor di Quinto (urban RV area)	Water+Electric	Inside city ring; 24 hour security; fits vehicles up to 7 m	Just a paved lot; traffic noise
Wild camping in Lazio	None	–	Not legal; fines up to €500

Resupplying Options

Many Eni and Q8 stations along the GRA offer diesel, LPG and a hose for fresh-water refill; ask staff first.
Major Autogrill service areas on A1 and A24 have free toilet-cassette dump points and pay showers.
Ipermercato Porta di Roma (exit 8 off GRA) stocks groceries and camping gas; open 08:00-22:00 daily.

Did You Know?

ZTL hours vary but usually run 06:30–18:00 Mon–Fri and 14:00–18:00 Sat; night ZTL starts 23:00 on weekends.
EU emergency number 112 connects to police, medical (118) or fire (115).
From mid-July to late August, many locals take holidays; some garages and small shops close.
Summer thunderstorms can flood low underpasses on the GRA; avoid them during heavy rain.
Rome's public fountains, called "nasoni," provide free drinking water; refill your tanks with a hose adapter.
Petty theft is common near tourist areas; parking security staff recommend locking exterior lockers at night.

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