Where to stop, country by country
1,478,151 places across 64 countries: campsites and caravan sites, drinking water, dump stations, showers and viewpoints. Pick a country to see its map, its service points and how complete the data is.
All countries
What this is
A free map of the places that matter when you are living out of a vehicle: where you can sleep, where you can fill up and empty out, and where it is worth stopping for the view. It is built from open map data — the same source the app uses — and rebuilt every week.
It is not a directory. Nobody bought a listing, nothing is ranked by what it pays, and no page here will tell you a site is lovely, because we have not been there. What it will tell you is what the map records: a name, a category, an opening season, a capacity, whether the water is drinkable.
Why the service points matter more than the campsites
Every travel site publishes campsites. Almost none publish the taps and the dump stations, and those are what decide how long a van can stay away from a serviced pitch. Each country page counts them separately and puts them in their own table, because that is the search that has no good answer anywhere else.
Coverage differs sharply
France, Germany and the Netherlands are mapped in detail. Countries with fewer surveyors have gaps that no amount of presentation can fill, and each page says how many of its places carry a name — which is the honest measure of how much the map really knows.
Questions
What kinds of places are on these maps?
Campsites and caravan sites, drinking-water points, dump stations, showers, public toilets, fuel and viewpoints — 1,478,151 of them across 64 countries, all from open map data.
How often is it updated?
Weekly. The whole set is rebuilt from the current open map data, so a site added or corrected by a mapper reaches these pages within days.
Is it free?
Yes, and there is no account. The data is OpenStreetMap’s under the ODbL licence — you may reuse it yourself as long as you credit it the way these pages do.
On the road
This map is for planning. On the road, ilovay shows what is near you, what other travellers said about it, and a route for the size of your vehicle — including the low bridges it should avoid. Free on Android, and in the browser.