RV Road Trips from Rome: Tuscany, Pompeii, Amalfi and Beyond

Quick summary: RV and campervan road trips from Rome head in two directions. North, Florence is around three hours away and Pisa around four, with the Chianti wine route, Civita di Bagnoregio and Assisi along the way. South, Naples is around two hours, the gateway to Pompeii and Vesuvius, and the Amalfi Coast around three and a half hours. A campervan suits the narrow Amalfi roads better than a large motorhome, and access for larger vehicles can be restricted.

At a glance
Florence	Around 3 hours north
Pisa	Around 4 hours north
Naples	Around 2 hours south
Amalfi Coast	Around 3.5 hours south
Ostia Antica	Close to Fiumicino
Tours	Tuscany day trips

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Which RV routes go north from Rome?

Destination	Tours
Civita di Bagnoregio	Civita di Bagnoregio tours
Tuscany and Chianti	Tuscany day trips, Wine tasting tours
Florence	Florence day trips
Pisa	Pisa day trips

For campervan routes once you reach Tuscany, see this Tuscany loop itinerary and this guide to visiting the Leaning Tower by campervan.

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Which RV routes go south from Rome?

Destination	Tours
Pompeii	Pompeii day trips
Vesuvius	Vesuvius tours
Amalfi Coast	Amalfi Coast day trips
Positano	Positano day trips

Can you drive an RV on the Amalfi Coast?

The road is narrow and winding, and access for larger vehicles can be restricted, so check current rules. Many travelers park outside the area and use buses, ferries or tours.

What’s close to Rome?

Ostia Antica’s ancient port lies near Fiumicino. See Ostia Antica tours and outdoor adventure tours.

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