Venice Campervan Rental: The Veneto, Dolomites and Lake Garda
Quick summary: Venice campervan rental works differently from anywhere else, because Venice has no roads. Campervans and motorhomes are collected at Venice Marco Polo Airport, on the mainland north of the city, or from mainland depots, and you stay at a campground or car park with public transport into the city. From there, the Veneto opens up: Verona and Lake Garda to the west, the Dolomites to the north, and Florence to the south.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Pickups | Marco Polo Airport and mainland depots |
| Venice itself | No roads; park on the mainland |
| Getting in | Ferry, bus or train |
| West | Verona and Lake Garda |
| North | The Dolomites |
| Tours | Venice highlights |
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How do you plan a Venice campervan trip?
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Venice pickup | Airport and mainland collection |
| Visiting Venice by campervan | Where to stay and how to get in |
| Dolomites and Lake Garda | Road trips from Venice |
| Car rental | If a car suits you better |
Is an RV a good way to see Venice and the Veneto?
For the Veneto, yes. For Venice itself, leave the vehicle on the mainland and explore on foot and by boat. See walking tours and boat tours.
Can you continue to Croatia?
Ferries run from Venice to Pula, on Croatia’s Istrian coast. Check vehicle bookings before you travel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, Venice has no roads; stay on the mainland.
At Venice Marco Polo Airport or mainland depots.
Yes, they’re north of the city.
Yes, ferries run to Pula.