Campervan & Motorhome Rental in Belgium: Your Complete Guide
Discover Belgium's medieval cities, stunning coastline, and countryside with the freedom of a campervan or motorhome rental. From our Brussels depots, explore at your own pace, with one-way rental options available to all major European cities.
Campervans.com partners with top rental companies, such as Indie Campers, Anywhere Campers, and Euromotorhomes, to offer a wide range of campervans and motorhomes tailored to couples, families, and groups of friends.
Belgium Campervan Rental Depots
Brussels - Main Depot Locations
Near Brussels International Airport.
Full range of campervan and motorhome models available
One-way rentals available to major European cities, including Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Munich, and more.
Airport shuttle transfers are sometimes available for a small fee.
Rental Companies in Brussels
Indie Campers
Depot is 16 minutes from the airport.
One of Europe's leading campervan rental companies, offering rentals from Brussels with 24/7 assistance. Fleet includes:
Compact Campervans: Perfect for couples, sleeping 2 people
Standard Motorhomes: Ideal for small families, sleeping 4 people
Large Motorhomes: Great for groups, sleeping up to 6 people
Luxury Models: Premium vehicles with showers
Class B Campervans (2-4 people): Compact vans like the VW California, ideal for couples or small families. Features include a pop-top roof, kitchenette, and double bed. Perfect for navigating narrow city streets in Brussels or Bruges.
Class C Motorhomes (4-8 people): Larger models like the Fiat Ducato-based motorhomes, equipped with shower, toilet, and multiple bed configurations (double beds, singles, or bunk beds). Suitable for families or groups.
Rooftop Tent Vehicles (2 people): Lightweight vans with rooftop tents for adventurous couples seeking a minimalist camping experience.
Anywhere Campers
Brussels is a serviced non depot location.
Specialised one-way campervan rental company offering modern fleet vehicles designed for European road trips. Provides mostly Fiat Ducato/Bürstner style motorhomes in 2, 4 and 6‑berth layouts, fully equipped for couples, families or groups.
Known for:
New, well-maintained vehicle fleet
Flexible one-way rental options
Comprehensive insurance packages
Carado T447 (4-5 people): A spacious motorhome with a Ford or Fiat undercarriage, featuring a double bed, shower, toilet, and air conditioning. Ideal for families or small groups.
Adria Matrix Plus M670SL (4-6 people): A Citroen-based motorhome with a 6-speed manual transmission, offering bunk beds or double beds for flexibility.
Carado CV601 Edition 15 (2-4 people): A compact Fiat-based van with a double bed, perfect for couples or small families seeking manoeuvrability.
Euromotorhomes
Brussels is a serviced non depot location.
Established European motorhome specialist. Features larger class B/C motorhomes with up to 6 sleeping places, full bathroom and kitchen, and some premium models with slide‑outs.:
Traditional motorhomes
Family-focused
Competitive pricing for longer rentals
2-Berth Campervans: Compact van conversions with shower and toilet, ideal for couples or solo travelers.
4-Berth Motorhomes: Vehicles with a double bed above the cab and optional rear bunks or singles, suitable for small families or couples with guests.
6-Berth Motorhomes: Spacious models with three double beds or a mix of doubles and singles, perfect for larger families or groups of friends.
Campervan & Motorhome Models Available
For Couples
Recommended Vehicle: Indie Campers’ VW California or Anywhere Campers’ Carado CV601 Edition 15. These compact campervans are easy to drive and park, with cosy double beds and kitchenettes for romantic getaways.
Itinerary Idea: Start in Brussels, visit the Grand Place, then drive 100 km to Bruges for its canals and medieval charm. Spend a night at Camping Memling near Bruges, offering electric hookups and proximity to the city (reservations recommended). Continue to the coast for a romantic beach day at De Haan.
Why Choose?: Smaller vans are fuel-efficient and ideal for navigating Belgium’s narrow roads while providing all the essentials for a cosy trip.
Compact Campervans (2 berths)
Fiat Ducato-based vehicles
Fixed bed or convertible dinette
Compact kitchen with 2-burner hob
Compact bathroom with cassette toilet
Perfect for romantic getaways and touring
Premium Couple Models
Mercedes Sprinter-based vehicles
Island bed layouts
Full-size kitchen facilities
Separate shower and toilet
Greater comfort for longer trips
For Families
Recommended Vehicle: Indie Campers’ Class C Motorhome or Anywhere Campers’ Carado T447. These offer spacious interiors, multiple beds (including bunk beds for kids), and amenities like showers and toilets.
Itinerary Idea: From Brussels, drive 30 minutes to the Battle of Waterloo site for a family-friendly history lesson. Then, head to the Ardennes for outdoor activities like kayaking or hiking. Stay at Camping Floreal La Roche in Luxembourg province, which has playgrounds and family-friendly facilities.
Why Choose?: Alcove models provide ample sleeping and seating areas, making them perfect for families with children. Many vehicles are pet-friendly (check the “Pets allowed” filter on campervans.com).
Family Motorhomes (4-6 berths)
Overcab bed
Bunk bed options for children or teenagers
Large dinette areas converting to additional beds
Full kitchen with 3-4 burner hobs and oven
Spacious bathrooms with shower
Ample storage for family equipment
Luxury Family Models
A-Class motorhomes with sliding doors
Fixed beds and convertible lounges
Full-size refrigerators and freezers
Entertainment systems
Air conditioning
Large external storage compartments
For Groups of Friends
Recommended Vehicle: Euromotorhomes’ 6-Berth Motorhome or Indie Campers’ Class C Motorhome. These offer flexible bed layouts (doubles, singles, or bunks) and large living areas for group bonding.
Itinerary Idea: Kick off in Brussels for the Christmas Market (late November–December). Drive to Ghent (55 km) for its arts scene and nightlife, then to Antwerp (50 km) for trendy boutiques and the harbor. Park at Camping GT Keiheuvel near Antwerp, with bike paths and group-friendly facilities.
Why Choose?: Larger motorhomes accommodate 4-8 people, offering space for group activities and shared adventures across Belgium and beyond.
Large Motorhomes (6+ berths)
Multiple sleeping options
Twin single beds plus convertible dinettes
Extended kitchen facilities
Large seating areas for socialising
Heating systems
Bicycle racks and outdoor equipment storage
Where to Spend the Night in Belgium
Recommended Campsites
Flemish Coast Region
Camping Ter Hoeve (Westende) - Family-friendly site close to Blankenberge beach with restaurants and kids' activities
Camping Klein Strand (De Panne) - Beachfront location with direct dune access
Camping De Lakens (Blankenberge) - Modern facilities, 10-minute walk to beach
Belgian Ardennes
Camping La Roche - Family-friendly campsite by the river Ourthe in La Roche-en-Ardenne
Camping Val de l'Ourthe (Hotton) - Riverside location with hiking trails
Camping Worriken (Bütgenbach) - Lake-side camping with water sports
Brussels Area
Motorhome-Friendly Facilities
Belgium offers numerous RV parks and motorhome campgrounds with prices starting from €24 to €31.35 per night for a pitch per night, featuring:
Electric hook-ups (CEE standard)
Fresh water fill-ups
Grey and black water disposal
Chemical toilet disposal points
Wi-Fi access
On-site shops and restaurants
Wild Camping Guidelines
Wild camping is generally prohibited in Belgium
Use designated Aires de Service (service areas) or Camperplaatsen for overnight parking.
Respect local regulations and "No Camping" signs
Consider park4night app for legal overnight spots
Open fires are forbidden in Flanders and Walloon nature reserves. Avoid fines by sticking to marked stopovers.
The Ardennes and Limburg provinces are camper-friendly; Belgian coastal towns are stricter about overnight parking, so always use official sites near the beach or in popular towns
List of Aires de Service/Camperplaatsen in Belgium by Motorway
A1 / E19 (Antwerp - Brussels - France)
A3 / E40 (Brussels - Liège - Germany)
Heverlee - south of Leuven
Bettincourt - north of Waremme
Aire de Tignée / Aire de Barchon - between Liège and German border (pedestrian bridge)
Aire de Lichtenbusch - at the German border (pedestrian bridge)
A4 / E411 (Brussels - Luxembourg)
Aire de service Bierges - between Brussels and Wavre
Aire de service Aische-en-Refail - between Wavre and Namur
Aire de service Wanlin - between Namur and Neufchâteau (pedestrian bridge)
A7 / E19+E42 (Brussels - Mons - France)
A10 / E40 (Coast - Brussels)
Jabbeke - between Bruges and the Calais-Ostend split
Drongen - between Aalter and Ghent
Wetteren - between Ghent and Aalst
Groot-Bijgaarden - between Aalst and Brussels
A13 / E313 (Antwerp - Hasselt - Liège)
A14 / E17 (Antwerp - Ghent - France)
Marke - south of Kortrijk
Nazareth - between Waregem and Ghent
Kalken - between Ghent and Sint-Niklaas
Kruibeke - between Sint-Niklaas and Antwerp
A15 / E42 (Liège - Mons - France)
A21 / E34 (Antwerp - Netherlands)
A26 / E25
Note that in Belgium, service stations are usually opposite each other, with each serving one direction, and many have connecting service roads or minor roads that allow crossing between directions.
The service areas marked with "pedestrian bridge" have dedicated walking connections between both directions, while others may require walking along service roads to cross to the opposite direction.
Top Must-See Sites in Belgium
1. Brussels
Grand Place, Brussels: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning Gothic and Baroque architecture. Visit the surrounding chocolate shops and cafes. visit.brussels
Bruges’ Historic Centre: Explore the medieval canals and cobbled streets by boat or horse-drawn carriage. Don’t miss the Belfry of Bruges. visitbruges.be
Atomium, Brussels: A futuristic landmark with panoramic city views. Perfect for families and architecture enthusiasts. atomium.be
Flanders Battlefields, Ypres: Visit memorials, museums, and preserved trenches for a poignant history lesson. visitflanders.com
Ardennes Region: Hike or kayak in this forest and river valley, ideal for nature lovers. ardennes-tourisme.com
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
European Parliament tours
2. Bruges
3. Ghent
4. Antwerp
Cathedral of Our Lady
Rubens House Museum
Diamond Quarter
Historic city centre
5. Belgian Coast
6. Ardennes Region
Dinant and the Meuse Valley
Caves of Han-sur-Lesse
Durbuy (smallest city in the world)
Bastogne Historical Centre
7. Leuven
Historic university town
Gothic Town Hall
Stella Artois Brewery
Begijnhof (UNESCO site)
8. Mechelen
9. Ypres (Ieper)
10. Waterloo
Battlefield of Waterloo
Lion's Mound memorial
Wellington Museum
Top Hidden Gems in Belgium
Doel Ghost Village Hidden abandoned village near Antwerp, featuring striking street art and apocalyptic atmosphere. Perfect for photographers and urban explorers.
Lier Begijnhof Lesser-known UNESCO World Heritage site with perfectly preserved medieval beguinage, offering peaceful courtyards away from tourist crowds.
Halle Forest (Hallerbos) Spectacular bluebell forest that blooms for just 2-3 weeks in spring (April-May), under ancient beech trees.
Pairi Daiza Zoo (Brugelette) Award-winning zoo housed in a former Cistercian abbey, featuring Chinese gardens. Consistently rated among Europe's best zoos.
Freÿr Gardens Baroque gardens along the Meuse River with manicured topiary, orange groves, and stunning river views. Often called the "Versailles of Belgium."
Bokrijk Open-Air Museum Living history museum showcasing authentic historical buildings from across Flanders, with costumed interpreters demonstrating traditional crafts.
Spontin Castle A fairy-tale 12th-century castle built on a rocky outcrop, offering guided tours and a medieval atmosphere without the crowds of larger castles.
Redu Book Village Belgium's only book village with over 20 bookshops housed in traditional Ardennes buildings, plus astronomical observatory and space exhibitions.
Zwin Nature Park Unique tidal landscape on the Dutch border where you can walk on the seabed at low tide, featuring bird life.
Dinant Citadel: A hilltop fortress with panoramic views over the Meuse River. Accessible by cable car or stairs. citadellededinant.be
Hallerbos Forest (Halle, near Brussels): Famous for its spring bluebell carpet (April–May). Perfect for a short hike.
Bokrijk Open-Air Museum (Genk): A living history museum showcasing traditional Flemish life. Great for families. bokrijk.be
Durbuy: A small town in the Ardennes, known as the “world’s smallest city,” with quaint streets and outdoor activities. durbuyinfo.be
Gravensteen Castle (Ghent): A medieval fortress with a fascinating history, less crowded than Bruges. gravensteengent.be
Hoge Kempen National Park (Limburg): Belgium’s only national park, offering hiking and cycling trails through heathlands and forests. nationaalparkhogekempen.be
Tournai Cathedral: A UNESCO-listed Romanesque-Gothic cathedral with intricate architecture. tournai.be
Veurne’s Historic Centre: A quiet Flemish town with a beautiful market square and Gothic belfry. visit-veurne.be
La Roche-en-Ardenne Castle: A medieval ruin with scenic views, perfect for a quick stop in the Ardennes. A day at La Roche-en-Ardenne
Mechelen: Historic, less crowded than Bruges/Ghent, towers and canal walks.
Tulip Fields in Meerdonk: Spectacular seasonal display, little-known
More Campsites for Campervans/Motorhomes
Camping Olympia (Aywaille, Ardennes): Family-friendly, river front, pools, activities.
Camping Polleur (Theux, Ardennes): Valley setting, pool with waterslide, playground, bar.
Arden Parks Durbuy (Durbuy): Near kayaking, adventure sports, great for families and groups.
Vakantiepark Hippodroom (Bredene, Flanders): Beachside, near Ostend and Bruges.
Camping Le Val de l’Aisne: Favorably reviewed, suitable for all camper sizes, scenic.
Nutchel Les Ardennes: For a more rustic/nature-focused stop.
Exclusive Motorhome Stops
Leiekamper (Sint-Eloois-Vijve): By the river, fully serviced, great for peace and nature.
De Zwerver (Nieuwpoort): Close to the Belgian coast, modern amenities.
Westende Camper Park: Coastal location, seaside relaxation, summer pool.
Antwerp: Cathedral of Our Lady, Rubenshuis, fashion and arts scene
Leuven: UNESCO-listed Beguinages, Kasteel van Arenberg
Liège: Guillemins Railway Station (architecture lovers)
Coastal Blankenberge and Ostend: For beaches and Belgian seafood
Abbaye de Villers-la-Ville: Stunning ruined abbey in forested surrounds.
Torgny: Belgium’s southernmost, wine-producing village
Ancien Château d’Amblève: Mysterious castle remnants in a remote forest.
Hobbit House & Wizard Cabin (private rentals): Unique stays in quirky locations.
Reading Between the Lines (Limburg): Open-work church sculpture, great photo op.
Prehistoric Flint Mines at Spiennes: UNESCO World Heritage, ancient mines.
Vlaeykensgang (Antwerp): Hidden medieval alleyway with cafes.
Wéris Dolmens: Megalithic stones and folklore-rich countryside
Practical Information
Driving in Belgium
Driving Requirements: A standard Category B driver’s license is sufficient for vehicles under 3.5 tons. Non-EU residents may need an International Driving Permit. Speed limits are 120 km/h on motorways and 90 km/h on other roads for vehicles under 3.5 tons.
Parking: Use designated campervan parking sites or campsites. Avoid parking in private lots to prevent fines. Check campercontact.com for options.
Festivals: Don’t miss the Brussels Christmas Market (late November–December), Binche Carnival (March), or Tomorrowland in Boom (July).
Drive on the right side
Speed limits: 30-50 km/h (cities), 70-90 km/h (rural), 120 km/h (highways)
Low emission zones in Brussels, Antwerp, and Ghent
Toll-free highways throughout Belgium
Best Time to Visit
Spring (April-May): Mild weather, blooming flowers, fewer crowds
Summer (June-August): Warmest weather, peak tourism season
Autumn (September-October): Beautiful colors, comfortable temperatures
Winter (November-March): Christmas markets, lower prices, some facilities closed
Essential Equipment Included
All rental vehicles typically include:
Basic kitchen equipment and utensils
Bedding and pillows
Outdoor furniture (table and chairs)
Electrical cables and adapters
Basic tool kit
First aid kit
Comprehensive insurance
Optional Extras
GPS navigation systems
Bicycle racks
Additional outdoor equipment
Kitchen starter packs
Comfort packages (extra bedding, towels)
Child seats and safety equipment
Booking Your Belgium Campervan Adventure
One-Way Rental Options
Take advantage of flexible one-way rentals from Brussels to:
Netherlands: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht
Germany: Cologne, Düsseldorf, Munich, Berlin
France: Paris, Lille, Strasbourg
Luxembourg: Luxembourg City
Switzerland: Basel, Zurich
Austria: Vienna, Salzburg
Planning Your Route
7-Day Highlights Tour
Days 1-2: Brussels and surroundings
Days 3-4: Bruges and Belgian Coast
Days 5-6: Ghent and Antwerp
Day 7: Return to Brussels or continue to European destination
10-Day Complete Belgium
Days 1-3: Brussels, Waterloo, and Mechelen
Days 4-5: Bruges, Ghent, and Coast
Days 6-7: Antwerp and Leuven
Days 8-10: Ardennes region (Dinant, Durbuy, Bastogne)
Booking Tips for Best Rates
Book 3-6 months in advance for peak season
Consider shoulder season (April-May, September-October) for better prices
Compare different vehicle categories based on your group size
Check for multi-week discounts
Factor in one-way fees for drop-offs in other countries
Belgium's compact size makes it perfect for campervans and motorhomes with easy driving. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, family adventure, or friends' road trip, Belgium offers the perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty for an unforgettable campervan holiday.
Start planning your Belgian campervan adventure today. Compare prices, check availability, and book your ideal motorhome or campervan rental from our Brussels depot with guaranteed best rates and comprehensive support.
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