Motorhome & campervan travel in Spain
2,898 places to spend the night with your motorhome or campervan — dedicated areas, campsites, coast and nature spots — with prices, reviews, service points and the real overnight rules of 500+ Spanish municipalities, explained in plain language.
2,898
Overnight spots
1,115
Motorhome areas
574
Free overnight spots
500+
Municipal rules tracked
Overnight parking rules in Spain, town by town
Spanish law separates parking (legal anywhere a car can park, even while you sleep inside) from camping (awnings, tables, chairs outside — often banned locally). The catch: each municipality writes its own bylaws, they change often, and signs are only in Spanish. Vanora tracks these bylaws — with sources — and shows each town's status at a glance: allowed, regulated or prohibited.
Every place listed on the map links to the rules of its municipality, so you know before you park whether that quiet harbour spot is tolerated or patrolled.
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Water, dump stations and services
Filter the map by fresh water, grey/black water disposal, electricity, showers or laundry. Service data comes from verified sources and the community, and covers petrol stations with motorhome facilities too.
Frequently asked questions
Is wild camping allowed in Spain with a motorhome?
Spain distinguishes between parking and camping. Under the national traffic authority (DGT) criteria, a correctly parked motorhome is legal even if you sleep inside it. Camping behaviour — awnings out, tables, chairs, levelling ramps — can be banned by municipal bylaws, and many coastal towns enforce this strictly. Vanora tracks the actual rules of 500+ Spanish municipalities so you can check before you stay.
Are there free motorhome areas in Spain?
Yes. Many Spanish towns provide free municipal motorhome areas, often including water and grey-water disposal. Vanora currently lists 574 free overnight spots across the country.
How much does a motorhome area cost in Spain?
Municipal areas typically range from free to about 12 € per night; private areas with full services usually charge 10–20 €. Campsites cost more but include showers, electricity and facilities. Each Vanora listing shows the current price when known — and never claims a place is free without confirmed data.
What is Vanora?
Vanora is a Spanish platform for motorhome and campervan travellers: an interactive map of areas, campsites, service points and nature spots, plus the local overnight regulations of each municipality, community reviews and a trip planner. The core map and rules are free to use.
Vanora is made in Spain. The full site is available in Spanish; these English pages cover the essentials for international travellers.