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Hiring a campervan in Zaragoza means setting off from the heart of the Ebro valley, halfway between Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and the Basque Country. Within two hours' drive you reach the Aragonese Pyrenees and Ordesa National Park, the arid lands of the Bardenas Reales in Navarre or the medieval towns of Teruel and Albarracín. Two partner companies, Anywhere Campers and Autocaravan Express, offer campervans, converted vans and low-profile motorhomes there.
Before hitting the road, the Basilica of El Pilar, the Aljafería Palace and the banks of the Ebro, redeveloped for the 2008 International Exposition, deserve a day of sightseeing on foot.
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Where to pick up your vehicle in Zaragoza?
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Observed prices
Rental prices observed in Zaragoza
| Vehicle | Winter January | Spring April | Summer July | Autumn October |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campervan | from €116/day median €126/day | from €133/day median €150/day | from €397/day median €400/day | from €336/day median €339/day |
| Low-profile motorhome | from €126/day median €141/day | from €146/day median €163/day | from €408/day median €419/day | from €348/day median €359/day |
| Large motorhome | from €146/day median €258/day | from €173/day median €275/day | from €408/day median €411/day | from €353/day median €356/day |
Daily prices observed on October 21, 2026 for a 15-day rental: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included, 2 rental companies compared. 100% of offers with unlimited mileage. Median excess: €1,500.
Road trip ideas
Road trips from Zaragoza
1 Aragonese Pyrenees: Huesca, Jaca and Ordesa
- Zaragoza
- Huesca
- Loarre
- Jaca
- San Juan de la Peña
- Torla
- Aínsa
- Zaragoza
Via Huesca and Loarre Castle, perched above the plain, the road climbs to Jaca, its citadel and the rock-cut monastery of San Juan de la Peña. Via Biescas you reach Torla, gateway to Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park: in high season, the valley road is closed to private vehicles and a shuttle bus leaves from the village. Return via Aínsa, a medieval town at the foot of the peaks.
- Distance
- about 500 km
- Recommended vehicle
- Camper van or low-profile motorhome
2 Moncayo, Bardenas Reales and Olite to Pamplona
- Zaragoza
- Veruela
- Tarazona
- Tudela
- Bardenas Reales
- Olite
- Pamplona
To the north-west, Veruela Monastery and the small Mudéjar town of Tarazona lie at the foot of the Moncayo. Tudela, in Navarre, then opens onto the Bardenas Reales, a desert of hoodoos and clay cliffs explored along a dirt track, in daylight only. After the palace-castle of Olite, the last stage leads to Pamplona, another departure city of our partners.
- Distance
- about 270 km
- Recommended vehicle
- Campervan or camper van
3 Monasterio de Piedra, Teruel and Albarracín
- Zaragoza
- Calatayud
- Monasterio de Piedra
- Daroca
- Gallocanta
- Teruel
- Albarracín
- Zaragoza
To the south-west, the park of the Monasterio de Piedra lines up waterfalls and caves along the river, before Daroca and its ramparts, then the Gallocanta lagoon, where thousands of common cranes stop over in autumn and late winter. Teruel displays its Mudéjar towers listed by UNESCO, and Albarracín, a pink village clinging to a bend of the Guadalaviar, is best visited by leaving the vehicle in the car parks below.
- Distance
- about 550 km
- Recommended vehicle
- All types of motorhomes
Weather and seasons
When to go in Zaragoza?
Best time
Spring
March to June
highs 17 to 31 °C, lows 7 to 18 °C
The best season to leave from Zaragoza: the Ebro plain turns green again, the waterfalls of the Monasterio de Piedra are at their fullest and the Bardenas remain bearable during the day. In June, the Pyrenean passes are clear of snow, while the city already nears 30 °C in the afternoon.
High season
July and August
July to August
highs 34 °C, lows 20 °C
July and August are scorching in the Ebro valley, with almost no rain. This is the time to head up into the Pyrenees, to Ordesa or the Tena valley, where nights stay cool: book mountain campsites and avoid the Bardenas in the hottest hours.
Best time
September and October
September to October
highs 23 to 28 °C, lows 13 to 17 °C
September and October bring back mild temperatures, ideal for Teruel, Albarracín and the Pyrenean forests as they change colour. Around 12 October, the Pilar festivities fill Zaragoza for a week: book your vehicle and pitch if your departure falls on those dates.
Winter
November to February
November to February
highs 12 to 16 °C, lows 4 to 8 °C
Winter is cool and rather dry, with cold nights and sunny days. The ski resorts of Candanchú, Astún and Formigal draw crowds, but mountain roads may require snow chains or winter tyres: a heated motorhome and campsites open all year are a must.
Climate in Zaragoza, month by month
Most pleasant months: March to June, September to October.
| Month | High | Low | Rain | Sun |
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| Jan | 12 °C | 4 °C | 33 mm | 7 h/day |
| Feb | 15 °C | 5 °C | 28 mm | 9 h/day |
| Mar | 17 °C | 7 °C | 45 mm | 9 h/day |
| Apr | 21 °C | 9 °C | 49 mm | 11 h/day |
| May | 26 °C | 13 °C | 40 mm | 13 h/day |
| Jun | 31 °C | 18 °C | 33 mm | 13 h/day |
| Jul | 34 °C | 20 °C | 9 mm | 14 h/day |
| Aug | 34 °C | 20 °C | 9 mm | 13 h/day |
| Sep | 28 °C | 17 °C | 30 mm | 11 h/day |
| Oct | 23 °C | 13 °C | 47 mm | 9 h/day |
| Nov | 16 °C | 8 °C | 49 mm | 8 h/day |
| Dec | 12 °C | 5 °C | 29 mm | 7 h/day |
Averages 2016–2025 computed from Open-Meteo data (ERA5 reanalysis).
Practical tips
Everything to know before hitting the road
The cierzo, wind of the Ebro valley
The cierzo often blows hard from the north-west along the Ebro, especially in winter and spring, with gusts strong enough to push a high-sided vehicle off course. On the roads towards Tudela or Lleida, slow down, keep both hands on the wheel and postpone your journey if a wind warning is issued.
Zaragoza's low-emission zone
Zaragoza is one of the Spanish cities required to set up a low-emission zone, with access depending on the DGT environmental sticker displayed on the windscreen. As the rules are evolving, check the regulations in force before driving into the centre and make sure at pick-up that the vehicle has its sticker.
Motorhome areas in Aragon
Villages in Aragon and Navarre have many municipal áreas de autocaravanas, often free or inexpensive, with waste disposal and drinking water, especially in the Pyrenees and around Teruel. Simply parking is tolerated as for a car, but putting out levelling blocks, an awning or chairs counts as camping, which is banned outside authorised places.
Toll motorways and free autovías
In Spain, AP motorways may be tolled, whereas A autovías are free. From Zaragoza, the AP-2 to Lleida has been toll-free since 2021 and the A-23 runs toll-free to Huesca, and to Teruel in the south. Towards Logroño and the Basque Country, check the status of the AP-68 or take the national road that runs alongside it.
What travellers ask
Your questions about a road trip in Zaragoza
Where can I pick up a campervan in Zaragoza?
Two partner companies, Anywhere Campers and Autocaravan Express, each have a depot in Zaragoza. The exact address and the meeting time are in your booking confirmation. If you arrive by high-speed train at Delicias station, plan a taxi and allow enough time for the vehicle handover.
How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Zaragoza?
Our searches in October 2026, covering 62 offers from two rental companies, found prices from €116 per day, mandatory fees included, for a campervan in winter; a low-profile motorhome started at €146 per day in spring. Summer and autumn departures showed much higher rates. Run a search with your dates to get the real prices.
Can I do a one-way trip from Zaragoza?
Pamplona, Lleida, Tarragona, Vitoria and San Sebastián are also departure cities of our partners: reaching the Basque Country via Navarre or the Mediterranean via Catalonia becomes a natural one-way trip, when the rental company accepts it. Any fees are included in the displayed price as soon as you choose another return city when searching.
Can I cross into France through the Pyrenees?
The Somport tunnel, above Jaca, links Aragon to the Aspe valley and Béarn, and the Portalet pass leads down to the Ossau valley, sometimes closed by snow. Before crossing the border, check that the rental company's insurance covers France: some include it, others charge a supplement or do not allow it.
How do I reach the Mediterranean from Zaragoza?
The Ebro Delta is about 250 km away, via Alcañiz and the Matarraña, nicknamed the “Aragonese Tuscany”, with Valderrobres and its medieval bridge, then Tortosa. Rice fields, lagoons and long, little-developed beaches make it ideal for motorhomes, far from the big seaside resorts. Allow one quiet day's drive, or two if you take time for the villages.
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ — Campervan and motorhome hire in Zaragoza
What licence do I need to drive a motorhome in Spain?
For a vehicle under 3.5 tonnes, which is the case for most rental models, a category B licence is enough. A licence issued outside the European Union may require an international driving permit as well. The minimum age and number of years of driving required vary by rental company: they are shown in the conditions of each offer.
Where can I stay overnight with a motorhome in Aragon?
The Pyrenean valleys, from Jaca to Torla and Benasque, have many campsites, some of which close for part of the winter; around Zaragoza, options stay open longer. In the Bardenas Reales and Ordesa National Park, sleeping on board is banned: plan your overnight stop at a campsite or motorhome area outside the parks.
Is mileage unlimited?
All the offers found in our searches in Zaragoza included unlimited mileage, an advantage in a region where stages quickly add up between the Pyrenees, Navarre and Teruel. Conditions may still vary with the rental company, the vehicle and the length of hire: check them on each offer before booking.
What excess should I expect for a motorhome hired in Zaragoza?
The median excess of the offers found was €1,500, the amount you remain liable for in case of damage, often secured by a deposit. Several rental companies offer an excess reduction option: compare it on each offer, especially if you plan the Bardenas track or the narrow roads of the Pyrenean valleys.
Which vehicle should I choose for the Pyrenees and the Bardenas?
The offers found range from Carado CV-540 and CV-601 campervans to Carado T-447 low-profile motorhomes with four berths, up to the Adria Matrix M670SL, with five seats and five berths. For narrow mountain roads and the Bardenas track, a campervan is easier to handle; for a family, a low-profile or large motorhome brings space and autonomy.
When should I book a campervan in Zaragoza?
For July and August, book several months ahead: our searches found far fewer offers in summer than in winter or spring. Holy Week and long weekends also fill the Pyrenean campsites. The rest of the year, a few weeks are often enough, especially for a low-profile motorhome, more widely available than campervans.
About us
Why start a motorhome trip from Zaragoza
Capital of Aragon, Zaragoza is a crossroads: the main roads lead from here to the Pyrenees, Navarre, Catalonia and the Levante, putting high mountains, desert and the Mediterranean within a few hours' drive. Few departure cities offer such contrasting landscapes, from the Ordesa canyon to the badlands of the Bardenas and the hilltop villages of southern Aragon.
The city's two partner companies offer campervans, converted vans and low-profile motorhomes, with prices observed from €116 per day in October 2026. Pamplona, Lleida and Tarragona, other departure cities of our partners, open the way to one-way trips to the Basque Country or the Catalan coast. In spring and autumn, the dry climate of the Ebro valley makes for ideal travelling conditions.