A motorhome route planner for the whole trip.

A motorhome tour is more than a route. Camperada plans with your vehicle dimensions, finds campsites along the way and turns kilometres into travel days with nights, fuel and tolls. Free, no account.

Plan a route How it works

Example route: Munich to Lake Garda

208,137: sites worldwide160,102 campsites, 36,765 motorhome stopovers, 11,270 water and waste points
53,362: sights worldwidecastles, viewpoints, museums and waterfalls, each with a Wikipedia article, 50,080 of them with a photo
27: countries with fuel pricesweekly, from the European Commission's Weekly Oil Bulletin
318,310 km: planned with Camperada7 times around the Earth · one-way distance from saved routes

A planner for the whole trip, not just the route

Camperada is a free route planner for motorhomes and campervans. It calculates the route using your vehicle's dimensions, shows campsites and stopovers along the way, divides the tour into daily stages with overnight stays, and estimates fuel and toll costs. The finished route goes to your sat nav as GPX.

Why a car route planner is not enough for a motorhome

Your dimensions are not up for debate: A car route planner sends you through every underpass. At 3.20 m in height that is not an inconvenience, it is damage to the body.
The day ends somewhere: A motorhome trip is made of stages and nights. Knowing only arrival times means half the trip is planned.
The bill looks different: Twelve litres per hundred kilometres, vignettes in six countries, special tolls at tunnels and passes. It adds up before the first pitch is paid for.

How it works

Set your stops
Search for a place, tap the map or drag a marker. The route follows immediately and can be reordered at any time.
Enter vehicle and driving time
Height, width, length, weight, plus the driving time you are willing to do in a day. Both change the route and the trip plan.
Take it with you and set off
Export the route as GPX and load it onto your sat nav. With an account the plan sits under “My routes” and is there on every device; without an account it stays reachable under a save code until it has gone unopened for six months.

Your dimensions go into the route. And, if you like, through the check.

Motorhomes do not drive like cars. Camperada calculates the route with your dimensions: roads where OpenStreetMap records a lower height, width, length or weight limit stay closed. If that ever fails, it says so beneath the route. At the push of a button, Camperada also checks the finished route, and whatever argues against it appears as a warning on the map, not in the small print.

Height: 3.0 m
Width: 2.3 m
Length: 7.0 m
Weight: 3.5 t

Default profile, freely adjustable in the planner. Or taken from a vehicle class, if what you are hiring is not settled yet.

How the routing handles it Route planner for motorhomes over 3.5 t

Kilometres become travel days

You say how long you want to drive each day, how many nights you stay where, and when you set off. Camperada turns that into a dated trip plan: arrival day per stop, total duration, and wherever a drive takes longer than your day allows, a scheduled night on the way with its position on the map. One click finds the sites for it and turns that night into a stop in the right place.

Places to stay where you need them

As you zoom in, Camperada loads campsites and motorhome stopovers from OpenStreetMap into the map view, with website, facilities and address. One click turns any site into your stop's overnight stay, or inserts it into the route where it costs the smallest detour. Reviews and photos are better handled by the site communities. Where camping.info, Eurocampings or PiNCAMP lists a site as bookable, its site card carries a labelled partner link to the booking.

Campsite
Motorhome stopover
Disposal point

How the site search works

What the tour costs

Fuel costs from consumption, tank size and the prices of the countries you cross, with refuelling stops on the map. Plus vignettes and distance-based tolls for the planned route.

Fixed amount: Vignettes for six countries and the Austrian special toll sections.
As a range: Distance-based tolls in Italy, France and Croatia. A single figure would be a guess; a range is honest.
Hired: Daily rate and flat fees from your quote, with the deposit kept separate. Plus your route checked against the mileage package, and before you book, the question that comes first: how large it needs to be.

How it is calculated

From here on

Fact sheet for your motorhome

Speed
For your weight, up to and over 3.5 t
Lights during the day
Always, outside built-up areas or only in winter
Alcohol
Including the limits for novice drivers and heavy vehicles
Required on board
What also applies to foreign vehicles
Winter
Whether the requirement falls within your trip
Low emission zones
Sticker or registration, from the official source

Sources and date checked on the country page

At the border you already know what applies

Speed, lights, alcohol, required equipment: every border brings different rules, and for motorhomes over 3.5 tonnes often different ones again. Camperada puts a fact sheet for the country at every border on your route, for 17 countries and with a source for every figure.

With “Rules on the road” on the map you see where your route passes through a low emission zone, and what to get beforehand goes on your checklist: sticker, registration, warning sign, winter equipment, each from the official source.

More about the rules abroad The rules by country

Your route belongs to you

Export as GPX 1.1, the format read by sat navs and apps from Garmin to OsmAnd. No subscription, no tie to this site.

Guide: getting GPX onto your sat nav

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<gpx version="1.1" creator="Camperada">
  <wpt lat="48.137" lon="11.575">
    <name>München</name>
  </wpt>
  <trk>
    <name>Camperada Route</name>
    <trkseg> … </trkseg>
  </trk>
</gpx>

Already worked out

Popular tours with stages, travel days, tolls and fuel. The figures come from the planner, not from a travel article, and every route can be built on there with one click from your own starting point and vehicle.

See all routes

New, in beta

The conversion planner for your van

For anyone building out their own van: enter your vehicle's dimensions and place bed, kitchen, bathroom and storage to the millimetre. Collisions and covered wheel arches show up straight away, before you cut anything.

This is a beta: the conversion planner works, but it is still being built and some things are missing. Dimensions and weights are guide values. Layouts are saved to your Camperada account and are then available on every device; without an account you can try it out, but nothing is kept. For now the conversion planner is in German only.

Try the conversion planner

Four views
Top view, both sides and cross-section, each full size on its own or three together at the same scale.
To the millimetre
Furniture snaps to edges, gaps and dimensions appear right in the drawing.
Payload and axle loads
Every piece of furniture carries its weight, and the status bar checks it against your vehicle data.
PNG export
Any view as an image, to share or to take to the workshop.

Planned

Where this is heading

This is planned but not built yet. It appears here once it works, not before.

Daily fuel prices
For now, Camperada calculates with the European Commission's weekly national averages.

Built on OpenStreetMap: Maps and sites come from open data, properly attributed.
No account: Save by code instead of signing up. Every planning feature works without an account; you only need one to change saved plans later.
Privacy-friendly: No ad banners, no third-party tracking services on our pages, audience measurement with no link to an account or trip plan, nothing from your planning passed on for advertising or sales without asking. The planner shows what a partner link carries before you click.
Free: Entirely free to use, with no premium tier.

Frequently asked questions

What does Camperada cost?

Nothing. Camperada is free to use, with no premium tier, no ad banners and no selling of data. Where you can book a site directly on camping.info, Eurocampings or PiNCAMP, the link is labelled as a partner link: if you book through it, Camperada earns a commission.

Do I need an account to plan a route?

No. The planner works from the first click. Saving happens through a save code, which reopens your plan on any device. Without an account, the plan is kept until it has gone unopened for six months. A free account is optional and gathers routes and vehicles in one place.

I don't have a motorhome yet. Can I still plan?

Yes, and that is exactly what the planner is built for. If you do not know your dimensions yet, you take them from a vehicle class, from camper van to A-class; all of them sit at 3.5 tonnes or below. Camperada also works your hire costs in from your quote and tells you before you book how large your mileage package should be: your route's distance plus a stated allowance for detours.

Does the route account for my motorhome's dimensions?

Yes. Height, width, length and weight feed into the route calculation: roads with a restriction below them recorded in OpenStreetMap stay closed, and above 3.5 tonnes so do recorded lorry bans. At the push of a button, Camperada also checks the finished route against height, width and weight limits from OpenStreetMap and marks tight spots on the map. Beneath every route it says whether your dimensions could be applied.

Which countries does the toll calculation cover?

Vignettes are held for Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary, along with Austrian special toll sections such as the Brenner, Tauern and Karawanken tunnel. For Italy, France and Croatia, Camperada estimates the distance-based toll as a range. Where no dependable tariffs exist, you get a note instead of a number.

Does Camperada know which traffic rules apply abroad?

For 17 countries, yes. At every border on your route there is a short fact sheet for your vehicle: the speed limit for your weight class, daytime lights, the alcohol limit, required equipment and, where they affect your trip, winter equipment and low emission zones, plus the date the sources were last checked. Both weight classes and the source of every figure are on the country page. On the road, the signs still have the final say.

How does the route get onto my sat nav?

Through the GPX export. Camperada writes GPX 1.1 with waypoints and track. The format is read by Garmin devices and phone apps such as OsmAnd; with built-in navigation systems it depends on the model.

Does Camperada work on a phone while travelling?

Yes. The interface adapts to small screens, and the planning panel becomes a drawer you pull up from the bottom edge. For iPhone, iPad and Android there is also a free Camperada app on the App Store and Google Play. An internet connection is required.

More answers, the main data sources and the limits of the planner are on the about page.

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