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Campervan Rental Valencia

The capital of Turia is located in a uniquely beautiful natural environment. Surrounded by fertile land, it has been a highly sought-after spot since pre-Roman times. Today, the city is world-famous for one of the marvels of Spanish cuisine, paella. But it is not the only attraction to do in a RV rental in Valencia, not even at a culinary level, you can find that it is one of the regions with the healthiest, freshest and most delicious food. Its cultural heritage with places like the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias (City of Arts and Sciences), its architecture, its traditions, and its beaches (El Saler and La Malvarrosa, among others) make Valencia unique.

Around Valencia, you can visit charming towns like Buñol, where the Tomatina (local festival) is held, Picassent or Cheste (MotoGP Circuit).

Getting to Valencia

The city is well connected with other major Spanish cities, as well as with the rest of Europe and the world. It has several national highways, such as the A7 and A3 that link it with the rest of the Mediterranean coast and Madrid respectively. 

Its railway connections are also excellent thanks to its three main train stations: Estación del Norte, Estación de Joaquín Sorrolla and Estación de Sabanyal, all with high-speed rail lines (AVE). 

Manises airport is located 8km (5 miles) from the center of Valencia and is connected to the city by bus (line 150) and metro (line 5). It is a very busy airport that receives international and domestic flights, with major airlines such as AirEuropa, easyJet, Iberia, Lufthansa, and Ryanair.

Parking in Valencia

In the city center, you have to pay for parking everywhere that falls within the two main roads (Fernando el Católico and Marqués del Turia), as almost everywhere is a blue zone with a maximum of 2 hours (€1.70). In addition, there are many pedestrianized streets and areas with very low-speed limits and time restrictions on transit.

Therefore, unless it is essential, we recommend leaving your motorhome rental in Valencia in adjacent areas (where it is free and easier to find space), such as the neighborhood of Zaidía, very close to the center; the neighborhood of En Corts, just behind the Estación del Norte; or in Oriol and Torreifel, where you can reach the center by metro, bus or streetcar. Campanar, the Nazaret neighborhood, and the university district are other good options, and by parking, in these places, you will end up saving time and money!

Annual Events in Valencia

• Las Fallas (March 15th-19th): From March 1st the mascletàs (fireworks) begin, and in the middle of the month the real celebrations begin. The smell of gunpowder and the glow of the flames will not leave you for days.
  
• Noche de San Juan: The celebrations for the summer solstice are significant in many areas of Spain, and Valencia is undoubtedly one of them. The party and bonfires on the beach set the tone on this special night, the longest of the year.
  
• Tomatina: At the end of August, this unusual and fun celebration takes place, which consists of nothing less than a massive tomato fight.

Camping in Valencia

• Nomadic Valencia Camping Car: Located 20 minutes from the center of Valencia by metro, in Albalat dels Sorrells, and costs about €27/day. It has a supermarket, sports facilities, parks, swimming pool, and restaurants.
  
• Camping Coll Vert: Located on the beach of Pinedo in the Albufera Natural Park. The minimum stay is two nights, and the price in the low season is around €7-8. It has a sports complex, swimming pool, restaurant, supermarket.
  
• Valencia Camper Park: A quiet and wooded natural environment, but close to the city and its beaches thanks to its good metro connections. If space is available, you can go without a reservation, and the price per plot is around €12/night.