Valencia by motorhome — science, sea and easy routes
Valencia is one of the most complete cities rich in experiences in all of Spain. Here, the historic quarter, futuristic architecture, large urban parks and the Mediterranean Sea all coexist. It is a city that cannot be “seen quickly”: Valencia requires time and good planning.
Travelling to Valencia in a motorhome allows you to enjoy the city in comfort, provided the vehicle is used wisely. The motorhome is ideal for sleeping, getting around the region and accessing the outlying areas, whereas the centre is best enjoyed on foot or by public transport (more information on this style of travel in the Home page).
Why Valencia is suitable for travelling by motorhome
Valencia is a large city, yet well structured and convenient for the traveller:
good road network
clear access from all directions
beaches within the urban area
large green spaces
strategic location on the Mediterranean coast
Furthermore, the city is surrounded by peaceful areas and campsites, making it easy to combine city visits with relaxation.
Important: how to get around Valencia in a motorhome
It is not recommended to enter the historic centre of Valencia with a motorhome.
The city centre features:
narrow streets
limited traffic
restricted areas
very expensive car parks
Finding parking in the centre can be very expensive and stressful.
Recommended option
leave the motorhome in a outdoor area, near the beach or at a campsite
navigate to the centre in public transport, underground, bus or Uber
👉 This option is much more economical, fast and convenient.
Where to park and stay overnight in a motorhome in Valencia
In Valencia and its surrounding area there are several practical options for parking and sleeping:
spacious car parks on the outskirts
areas near the Malvarrosa and Patacona beaches
campsites located in green and tranquil areas
This system allows you to visit the city during the day and rest at night without noise or hassle.
What to see and what to do in Valencia
Valencia is a city to dedicate time to at least two full days.
Day 1: City of Arts and Sciences and Oceanogràfic
City of Arts and Sciences — iconic architectural complex of the city
Oceanogràfic — Europe's largest aquarium, featuring marine ecosystems from around the world
Príncipe Felipe Science Museum — ideal interactive museum for adults and children
This day usually takes up the whole day, especially if travelling with family.
Day 2: Historic centre and urban life
historic quarter of Valencia
Cathedral and Plaza de la Virgen
Central Market
old neighbourhoods and pedestrian streets
An enormous amount of cultural heritage and local life is concentrated here.
Nature, zoo and sport
Bioparc Valencia — one of the best zoos in Spain, featuring a natural immersion concept
Turia Gardens — linear park that crosses the whole city
Mestalla Stadium one of the country's most iconic stadiums
Campsites around Valencia
In the surroundings of Valencia there are more than ten campsites, which makes the city a very convenient destination for travelling by motorhome.
Campsites usually offer:
spacious motorhome pitches
water and electricity connection
showers and toilets
quiet atmosphere
This allows for a good night's sleep and access to the city without rushing.
Valencia as part of a tour of the region
Valencia fits perfectly into an extensive itinerary along the east coast of Spain.
Related destinations
Cartagena port city with Roman heritage
Orihuela - historic and traditional town
Calpe — beaches and nature
Altea charming old town
Denia — port and connection with the north
Jávea (Xàbia) — coves and natural landscapes
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