How do I book a campervan in Venice?

Follow our Campervan Planet link, select your pickup location and dates, then review the available vehicles and rental conditions on the partner website.

Is insurance included?

Most rental offers include basic insurance with an excess. Cover, exclusions and optional upgrades depend on the selected vehicle and rental provider. Review the terms before booking.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

Cancellation and modification conditions vary by rental provider and booking. Check the policy shown by Campervan Planet before confirming.

Venice, Italy

Campervan rental in Venice

Your road trip starts here. Find a campervan or motorhome for your Venice adventure.

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Make the journey yours

A little more freedom. A different view every day.

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Your home, wherever the road takes you

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Time together. Room to explore.

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ROOM FOR YOUR KIND OF TRIP

Bring your people. Find your rhythm.

Think about who is coming and how you like to travel. Check sleeping spaces, travel seats, kitchen equipment and luggage storage when choosing your campervan.

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Hiring a campervan in Venice

Venice is a car-free city, and a campervan is still a car with a kitchen.

The historic islands, the Grand Canal and the lanes behind San Marco have no role for your vehicle. Piazzale Roma is the road’s dead end, a place of garages and a turnaround you should not experiment with in a motorhome. The working pattern is mainland: sleep in Mestre’s outer edges or further out on the Brenta, or toward the northern lagoon, and cross as a passenger.

The van’s own sightseeing is the mainland. The Brenta villas, the flat country toward Treviso, and the beach resorts of Jesolo and Cavallino, which do understand campers, are real drives. The Dolomites are a longer commitment north. None of them requires you to approach St Mark’s by road, because you cannot. Accept that on the first evening and the trip becomes easy.

A few things worth knowing

01
Book the mainland night before you sightsee. Crossing back tired, with no pitch, is the Venetian mistake.
02
Use the tram, bus or people-mover from a sensible mainland stop. Do not join the queue of vehicles at the lagoon bridge in a motorhome “just to see”.
03
If you drive the Brenta, the villas are visits and the towpath is not a road. Park where the geometry works and walk the last metres along the water.