ATTENTION: SHIPMENTS TO ALL EUROPE!
Camperstop Europe 16th Edition, guidebook written in English.
This guide offers an excellent overview of areas or stops throughout most of Europe.
Symbols, photos, and GPS coordinates make it easy to understand the guide’s content.
These areas are exclusively for motorhomes campers. They offer services (water, waste disposal, and some even have electricity), parking, and overnight stays—often free of charge. Some areas may be located in idyllic settings, in picturesque villages, or on the outskirts of large cities.
CAMPERSTOP EUROPE 16th Edition.
Camperstop Europe is published in A4 size.
-8,491 areas in 30 countries in Europe.
Includes Scandinavia: Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway.
In addition: Romania, Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Albania.
30 countries in total!!!
France, Germany, Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Albania, Norway, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland.
Main features:
+Written in English
+786 pages in A4 format
+8491 areas in 30 countries.
+7751 photos of areas.
+GPS coordinates of each area.
How to use Camperstop Europe:
The Camperstop maps have been updated for this 16th edition.
The location of the 42 maps can still be found at the beginning of the guide.
The guide identifies the scales/stages/stopovers with a red dot next to the name of the nearest town. Areas can be searched in the alphabetical index or in the regional sections for each country.
The listing of areas can be located through the index adjacent to the mapping or in the alphabetical index at the back of the book.
Both indexes include symbols next to the city name to show what type of area it is.
Information is provided for each country regarding driving regulations, road signs, emergency numbers, type of currency and some parking regulations.
Format
The guide format indicates the street name and GPS coordinates in decimal format: N31.36297 W5.01915 .
Brief instructions are then given, such as: "Parking at Marina or Parking next to the bus parking lot.
This is followed by opening hours, available spaces, prices and available services; the latter identified by symbols.
Additional information
Many stages contained in the guide also offer information about tourist attractions, such as museums, markets, landmarks, etc. At the same time you can find general comments about the city or the place where the area is located: "modern port city", "seaside resort with casino" or "ski slopes".
“Tolerated” overnight parking areas
The guide explains that: “In some countries, there is the concept of tolerated parking areas. This means that parking or staying overnight is officially prohibited, but for some reason, it is being tolerated by local authorities.”
As long as camping gear (tables, chairs, grills, etc.) is kept inside the motorhome you do not park in any location where an infraction has been reported or that violates any law, it is unlikely that you will be bothered. Problems arise when a large number of motorhomes or choose these “unofficial” spots at the same time and/or in an unreasonable manner.
Camperstop Europe, the bible of European motorhome travel.