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If you love traveling by campervan, here's the guide that's going to be a hit this year because it's made exclusively by Instagrammers like you! Choose the one you like best…
1. L'Urgell, an unusual camper friendly territory, unique in the world
Enjoy the Catalan region of L'Urgell like never before. The most unusual camper territory so far in Spain. A region where each of its municipalities has made available, without exception, points to park and spend the night for motorhomes and campers.
A territory of consensus between populations and a unique camper world in the world. And with a unique guide to enjoy it in the world, where from town to town you have where to park, where to spend the night, what to see and visit, what to do, what to buy from km 0 and even where to eat. And all accessible with just one click that will directly take you to your GPS navigator and it will take you without any more headaches.
Discover the Catalan Tuscany of the province of Lleida and let yourself be captivated by its unique landscapes and heritage. With this digital guide, full of links to information and direct access to GPS navigation maps, you'll enjoy L'Urgell with ease, at your own pace and with complete freedom—something that comes with traveling by motorhome, campervan, or self-contained caravan.
We will go through the region of L'Urgell in three stages. You can do each of them in a weekend or simply turn them into a turning point in a larger route. It's up to you.
Download your guide completely free here.
And in the guide, discover unusual places like these within L'Urgell:
- The wheel park, in Sant Martí de Maldà, a very curious park full of art made by one of its neighbors.
- The Tower of Pisa d'Urgell in Vilagrassa.
- Les “peixeres” some very peculiar dams and water pools in the area
- A corn maze in Castellserà
- The funerary steles of many of its municipalities, such as those of Belianes a la Outlander
- A cellar of wines without sulphites, made as before with absolutely no additives, in Ciutadilla and where you can spend the night.
- Many castles with a lot of magic and mysteries, but highlighting Montclar d'Urgell with an Escape Room!
- etc….
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AUTHOR: @kucavana
2. Posada de Valdeon
The village of Posada de Valdeón is one of the most charming spots in the Picos de Europa mountains , in the Castile and León region. It recently opened a spectacular motorhome area with breathtaking views. From the village, you can take several family-friendly hiking routes; the most popular one starts from Caín.
This is "La ruta de los Cares", an itinerary that runs through rocks and caves following the course of the river. We also discovered a route in search of footprints and marks of the bear that lives in the area and we were lucky to find marks of the urpas on a wooden bridge.
In other words, this is a route that runs through the surrounding forest and thus allows you to explore the neighboring towns and enjoy the hórreos. In addition, there is a gymkhana to find out who Don Pelayo was and delve into the most hidden places in town. Enjoy your trips in a motorhome!
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AUTHOR: @Ohanafamilicamper
3. Ak Suu
Ak-Suu is a small town in Kyrgyzstan. Its lower section is nestled along a road that runs east through the country, while the upper section extends into the Altyn-Arashan Valley. Its hot springs and forests are not to be missed. Karakol, at the Riverside Guest House, offers the option of sleeping in the hostel courtyard with your RV or campervan for around €6,5 per night (2018 price; we don't know if it's the same now).
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AUTHOR: @compassontheroad
4. Berlanga de Duero
Listed as one of the "Magic Towns of Spain", this medieval town located on the Camino del Cid has one of the largest castles in Spain. Bathed by two rivers, the Duero and the Escalote, a highly recommended plan is to follow the waters of the Escalote next to its sickle, walking or cycling. A visit to the collegiate church of Santa María del Mercado is clearly a must, where the stuffed caiman brought by Fray Tomás from the Galapagos Islands is exhibited.
Likewise, the market square with its arcaded houses , some emblazoned homes, and its historical and artistic ensemble showcasing the splendor this town once achieved are other attractions. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips! Berlanga is renowned for its gastronomy; the torreznos (fried pork belly) and other delicious tapas served in "casas de pandreuela" (traditional Asturian houses) are a must.
On the other hand, there is an esplanade in front of the sports facilities authorized for parking where you can spend the night. In other words, it is a quiet place, a bit out of the center, but with a view of the beautiful castle. It has a fountain, shadows and the municipal swimming pool. Coordinates: 41.460602, -2.85456.
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AUTHOR: @intrepid_nomads
5. Unusual and incredible Menorca
A paradise island for an unforgettable campervan holiday. It's a destination with plenty to offer everyone: stunning beaches , spectacular landscapes, and turquoise waters that beckon you to swim and snorkel…
Furthermore, in Menorca you will find such unusual places as the artificial fishing village of Benibequer Vell , the impressive and never used Fortaleza de la Mola , the Naveta dels Tudons , an impressive Talayotic construction thousands of years old, or a stone labyrinth in the middle of a quarry in Lithica!
To spend the night and do services on the island of Menorca, the only motorhome area on the island is located in the center of it, in Es Mercal. She will be your best ally in Menorca by camper.
Discover Nomadak_Bask's campervan trip to Menorca for couples here
And if you want to see Kucavana's motorhome trip with children, find out here.
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AUTHOR: @nomadak_bask
6. The Catllar
In the village of El Catllar, there's a section of disused railway line where you can wander and get lost for a while. It feels like you're living through an apocalypse. For photography enthusiasts, it's a spectacular spot . We found the walk very appealing, especially the tunnel with the abandoned car in the middle of the track. Ideal for one of your campervan trips! The village has a campervan area. 41°10'36. 1°19'36., Camí I, 9I, 43100 Tarragona.
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AUTHOR: @viajarconlolaeslomas
7. A small hobbit village in French Brittany
Menez Ham, in Kerlouan, nestled in the heart of Pays Pagan (Pagan in Breton), captivates visitors with its verdant dunes and unique atmosphere. Sheltered by enormous, strangely shaped rocks, this fishing village with its traditional cottage-style roofs retains its old-world charm. It feels like a fairytale village, straight out of a hobbit or elf story . We enjoyed an afternoon of games and relaxation on the beach, followed by a sunset stroll through the beautiful fishing village of Menez Ham.
A pleasure to walk through the town, the coast and its imposing cliffs. A fairytale town!
We have camped in the Meneham motorhome area, in front of the beach and 300m from the village. Area at a good price, €8 24 hours, with grass and water services. Electricity €3,5 per day and shower service €1 for 8 minutes. 48.6674, -4.3654 (lato, lng) N 48° 40′ 3″ W 4° 21′ 55″ (lato lng) Lieu-said Lestonquet 29890 Kerlouan France.
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AUTHOR: @viatjantjuntspelmon
8. Stromboli Island
A small island north of Sicily. Undoubtedly ideal for a day trip by boat and swimming at the foot of an active volcano in crystal-clear waters . An unforgettable experience for one of your campervan trips! Camping Milazzo is located at 62 Via dei Platani. GPS coordinates: N 38°15'44.2764” E 15°14'38.76” (38.262299, 15.244100).
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AUTHOR: @on_y_van
9. Cold
Frías is a small medieval town in the north of Burgos, where you can spend the night with views of the incredible 867th-century castle and surrounded by nature. In other words, it will make you wake up to a scene from a story. Frías is located in the Merindades region in the province of Burgos. There is the castle of the Dukes of Frías, also called the Velasco and is characterized by being raised on a rocky watchtower and which is mentioned since the year XNUMX.
You can stroll around, visiting the incredible Tobera waterfalls, among others, where you can see the Church of San Vicente Mártir and the medieval hermitage of Santa María de la Hoz. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips! This picturesque town also has a motorhome and campervan parking area with 20 spaces and water filling and emptying services. GPS COORDINATES: 42.76028 / -3.29583 N 42º 45′ 37″ / W 03º 17′ 45′
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AUTHOR: @vanviajamos
10. Calderas do Castro
Located in the small municipality of Muxía on the Costa da Morte (Galicia), the area is crossed by the Castro River. The name "Castro" comes from the name of the pools, and "Caldeiras" refers to the small pools formed at the top. Access was once somewhat difficult, but it has now been improved so visitors can enjoy this natural wonder. You won't see the pools upon arrival, but that's what makes them so surprising when you visit. It's best to visit in the summer to enjoy them and take a dip. It belongs to the town of Muxía in Galicia.
In Caldeiras do Castro we will have to park next to a small church; parking is quite limited and it is located next to some beautiful picnic areas perfect for enjoying the surroundings. We spent the night there, as there was no sign indicating otherwise. Without a doubt, it is perfect for small vans and motorhomes. Remember to never camp in places like these, it is totally forbidden to remove tables, chairs, awning or any element from the vehicle. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips!
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AUTHOR: @Atlantisroad
11. Coll de Nargo
A small village in the Alt Urgell region, next to the Oliana reservoir. It has a beautiful little Romanesque church dedicated to Sant Climent. The old town, with its stone buildings and steep, narrow streets, is stunning. There you'll find the Museu dels Raiers (Museum of the Raftsmen), which explains the traditional raftsman's craft. Afterwards, we recommend a leisurely 4km walk or bike ride along the path that runs beside the Oliana reservoir . Or, you could hike up the mountain to Coll Piqué (3,5km), where, with luck, you might spot several birds of prey, and where, if you're interested, you can also try rock climbing.
For cyclists with a higher level, you can do routes with spectacular views of the Pyrenees through the Sierra de Aubenç and Roc de Cogul. And if paleontology is your thing, or you simply travel with children, in the Dinosfera museum you can see a nest of fossilized dinosaur eggs and learn about the reproduction of dinosaurs and their birth. Without a doubt, a very cool town to spend a weekend.
Organyà motorhome area just over 5km. It is free and with a free water change, but you may find the stopcock closed and have to open it (GPS N42°12'53 «E1°19'50 «). The AC enter better through Lloreda street (through Nou street it can be complicated between the narrowness of the street and the projecting balconies).
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AUTHOR: @4_enautocaravana
12. More Casablanca in Taradell
Mas Casablanca is a farmhouse with the structure and operation of a traditional Catalan farmhouse : one that provides work for a family and allows them to live according to the land they work…a way of life that, sadly, is on the verge of disappearing today. This destination offers an opportunity to discover the roots of our popular culture.
Pep and his family offer us all kinds of explanations and we can feed and touch all the animals on the farm. The visits can be done on your own or guided and there is also the possibility of hiring food or bringing a picnic. In other words, a great experience to learn and have fun. Campers and motorhomes are welcome at Mas Casablanca as we can spend the night for €6/night in one of its fields with restrooms and picnic tables.
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THE AUTHOR: @omplintlavidaenautocaravana
13. Platforms and Bleik (Lofoten)
Andenes is the northernmost point of the Lofoten Islands (Norway). It's the first village you encounter when you arrive by ferry from the island of Senja . It's a perfect place for whale and orca watching. We went orca watching with the company Whale2Sea. The experience lasted about two hours, and we were able to admire the orcas very, very close up. For us, it was unforgettable. Afterward, climbing to the beautiful Andenes lighthouse is also a wonderful experience. You can park in various places in the village center without any problem.
Just 5 km south of Andenes, taking the main road, is the town of Bleik. We park and spend the night at their campsite, since there are no other options. One minute from the campsite is one of the most beautiful beaches we have seen. A huge beach, surrounded by some mountains, and in the middle of August, we were alone. In other words, great for one of your motorhome trips!
This is the parking lot where we stopped at Andenes: N 69°19'15.4812” E 16°7'40.5984”. It is a day and night parking area, leveled with gravel. It is located in the center of town and is free. The Bleik campsite is at these coordinates: N 69°18'14.76” E 16°4'2.2836” and it cost us 200NOK for one night.
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THE AUTHOR: @blankaonroad
14. Riaño, the Spanish fjords
A village in León known as the Spanish fjords. It's a magnificent place for hiking with children, boat trips, and even riding the largest swing in Spain. It's a village that charms you from the moment you arrive . There's free, unserviced parking in the village center. Overnight stays are permitted. So take note.
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THE AUTHOR: @familyenfurgo
15. Mogarraz, the town with a thousand faces
A medieval village nestled in the Sierra de Francia mountains, or as others call it, "The Village of Painted Faces," where more than 300 oil portraits of its inhabitants adorn the facades of its houses, ever since a local artist rediscovered an old archive in 2008. A village that, among its stone alleyways, mountains, forests, and vineyards, hides many secrets.
Then you can not miss the route of the water paths and to regain strength drink some wines in its famous wineries or local bars, with the Sufete grape as the protagonist. Without a doubt, it is a magical place that is worth visiting. It is very difficult to find a place to park our mobile homes, so the best and very good option is to take advantage of the courtesy of the Mirasierra restaurant and enjoy its wonderful menu. In this way they allow us to spend the night in their private estate with wonderful views of the mountains. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips! N 40° 29′ 34.5″ , W -6° 2′ 56.58″.
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THE AUTHOR: @sausalita_ontheroad
16. Calasparra, rice, a rock sanctuary and much more
Today we're going to Calasparra, which is known for its rice paddies , so we can start with a stroll through the rice fields and then go for a meal at one of the town's restaurants. That plan never fails! Probably the most famous place in Calasparra is the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Hope. It's spectacular, with the chapel in the grotto, the river, and the legend of the Virgin Mary, known as "the little one." Visitors can climb to the Virgin's dressing room, and admission is free. There's ample parking, a picnic area, and restrooms. It's about 6 km from the town.
Another of the most fascinating places is the Cueva del Puerto, equipped with walkways and accompanied by a guide, you could visit a part of this great cave (it has up to 9 km of galleries). Attention to temporary closures. And do not forget to visit the shelter of the well or cave of the puppets (of cave art), or drop by the viewpoint of the black head: it has a volcanic outcrop of lamproites, which reminded me of the "calzada de the giants” of Ireland.
In short, Calasparra has everything: rice paddies, caves, sanctuaries, a river … It's a fantastic destination! There's no designated motorhome area, but the Tourist Office told us there wouldn't be any problem parking and staying overnight. They then recommended the area near the athletics track, as it's quiet and has some amenities nearby. But if you'd prefer a designated area, you can always go to the one in Archena, which is free, about 40 minutes away, and has a river beach right next to it. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips!
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AUTHOR: @anafurgo
17. A world of glitter glitter!
Swarovski Kristallwelten: The Swarovski Crystal Worlds are one of the most curious visits you can make near Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol.
In the village of Wattens, nestled among the Tyrolean mountains and watched over by a great green giant , the Halls of Wonders await you. An imaginary world where crystal takes center stage. The tour ends at the world's largest Swarovski store!
In the outdoor garden, the little ones are the protagonists. There's a hand-shaped hedge maze, a 20-meter-high play tower, and a playground where children follow a circuit as they drop wooden balls into holes.
General admission costs €19, for children it is €6.
15 minutes away is Innsbruck, a must stop to see the Golden Roof (the symbol of the city), the Imperial Palace, the Court Church and the Nordkette mountain range at more than 2.000 meters of altitude.
Where to park and spend the night in a motorhome: To visit, you can park for free in the museum's car park (47.2945102, 11.5987920). And a good option to spend the night, although a bit expensive (€36 per night) is Camping Innsbruck/Völs (47.2530008, 11.3267242).
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THE AUTHOR: @star80ontheroad
18. Capafons and the Gralles Cave
Capafons is a small village nestled in the Prades Mountains of Tarragona. Its name comes from the numerous springs found there (53), although only one flows year-round: the Font de la Llúdriga (Owl Spring). At the entrance to the village, there's a large open area that serves as a parking lot. From here, you can start many hiking trails, but we suggest continuing on to the Cueva de les Gralles (Cave of the Gralles), passing by Les Tosques (small waterfalls that form several pools where you can swim) and the Font de la Llúdriga (said to be the source of the Brugent River).
Once in the Cave, it seems to you that it is a Romanesque arch of some church portal, majestic and enormous (about 60 meters high). If it has rained, you will be able to see how a small waterfall descends. Just before entering the town there is an open space (41.2967267, 1.0257357) where there are no problems to park and/or spend the night. There are no services but it is a very quiet area. Highly recommended for one of your motorhome trips!
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THE AUTHOR: @lesguineusrodamons
19. Finca piedramala, recover native pigs between motorhomes
We suggest you visit a non-profit Gastronomic and Cultural Association farm, which works to recover the endangered breed of the native pig of Asturias, the Gochu Asturcelta pig, which is also a friendly camper on the banks of the Sella River.
Finca Piedramala, on the banks of the River Sella, is in an unbeatable natural environment with many routes around to enjoy.
In addition, here you will be able to meet the native Asturian pigs Gochu Asturcelta and all the work they do for their recovery!
Nearby, don't miss the Hanging Bridge over the River Sella!
Where to park and spend the night in a motorhome: In the same farm, on the banks of the river in a unique natural environment.
GPS coordinates: 43°25'38.3″N 5°04'38.0″W 43.427318, -5.077216
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THE AUTHOR: @4wheelshavemyhouse
20. Todtnau fun for children and adults
It's a small town in the Black Forest of Germany with about 5.000 inhabitants. Perhaps it's very well-known among Germans, I don't know, but I've noticed that no Spaniards include it in their itineraries when planning a trip to the Black Forest. The town itself is small but lovely for strolling. Nearby, the most popular attraction is the Todtnau waterfalls , but we always forget its most exciting side, for example, the Rodelbahn Coaster, which is also the largest in all of Germany, suitable for both children and adults. You ride chairlifts, although you can also hike up to the top of the mountain where the real adrenaline rush begins.
You will get on a sled which you can control the speed, faster or slower, and you will go down some rails that wind through the mountain. A real pass. In addition, for lovers of mountain biking, you can rent bikes where they will take you up the chairlifts and you will take care of the best, descending with impressive views. It has a paid sleeping area with all services for €10 24h and €3 if you want electricity.
There is also a swimming pool nearby, although it depends on the season you want to go. Although if you are not one to pay in areas, a few kilometers down the mountain, in the next two towns there are totally free AC areas. Also take note of Zell im Wiesental and Schweigmatt, you will be very well here. 47.8323, 7.9557 (lat, lng) N 47° 49′ 56″ E 7° 57′ 20″ (lat lng).
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THE AUTHOR: @nanuninusporelmundo
21. A mysterious plane in Poland
This mysterious aircraft, an Antonov-24, is located in Stare Olesno, in Lower Silesia, Poland , and is truly impressive. To visit it, you must go to the ANPOL Holiday Resort, which has a wide range of entertainment areas for adults and children, a restaurant, a camping area for tents and campervans, canoes, a beach for swimming, barbecues, and even a mini-golf course.
All kinds of events are held there. And if you've wondered, how did he get there? Right now we reveal the mystery to you. This retired plane from LOT Polish Airlines traffic was brought by the owner of the resort from Warsaw in a crane in the 90s. Can you imagine the trip? what an adventure! To do this, its wings had to be clipped and then brought in parts and, although they were going to turn it into a restaurant, they finally placed it on the island, being its main attraction. It can be visited at any time of the year. Holiday Resort ANPOL (50.91261, 18.37579).
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THE AUTHOR: @travelcamper
22. The Parc d'en Garrell in Argelaguer
The Parc d'en Garrell in Argelaguer (Garrotxa), better known as the Cabanes d'Argelaguer route, is a 5 km walking trail past the cabins built by Josep Pujuila. Also, given its proximity to the Fluvià River, there are many riverside paths perfect for any time of year and for any of your campervan trips! 42.21505705454055, 2.637823962962454.
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THE AUTHOR: @travel_with_dogs
23. Celler Eudald Massana
In the Alt Penedés region, near the Lavern train station, you will find Celler Eudald Massana , an organic vineyard that has been dedicated to these lands for 9 generations and where they allow customers and visitors to spend the night among their vines.
From there the range of proposals is immense, from enjoying wines and cavas in a privileged environment to taking different routes both on foot and by bicycle to get to know the nearby towns, such as Sant Pau d'Ordal, which have a varied gastronomic offer. adapted to any budget or Sant Sebastià dels Gorgs, where you can visit an XNUMXth century monastery recently restored and full of history.
Once you have taken the exit that indicates the entrance to the cellar, you will then see a huge esplanade on the left where even large vehicles will not find it difficult to manoeuvre. We recommend calling in advance to find out the availability of seats. Ideal for one of your motorhome trips! Coordinates 41°22'53.7″N 1°46'55.8″E
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THE AUTHOR: @travelingfamilybus
24. Castellar hippy castle
In the province of Cádiz, within the Los Alcornocales Natural Park, lies a small village nestled inside a medieval castle, called Castellar Viejo or Castillo de Castellar. It would have fallen into ruin were it not for a hippie community , primarily artists and artisans , who settled there and have kept it alive. Today, it is one of the few inhabited fortresses in Europe. Currently, it has around 150 residents who lend the place a distinctly bohemian atmosphere.
Strolling through its narrow streets, for example, is a truly delightful experience, especially if you do so early in the morning when there are still no tourists. A visit to this unique enclave is complemented by a wonderful 5,5 km hiking trail, suitable for the whole family, which allows you to observe the only monarch butterfly colony in Europe. Watching these peculiar little creatures flutter about is a spectacular sight. The town of Castellar de la Frontera has a campervan area: https://goo.gl/maps/fN3BXCzJKfcefwgP9
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THE AUTHOR: @celia_podcaster/
25. Cycling between waters and above the treetops!
We suggest you ride a bike between the waters and above the trees!
On a route through Flanders , in Belgium, we found places as unusual as these cycling circuits in the middle of beautiful natural landscapes.
Take note:
1º set aside a whole day to get to know Bokrijk and dedicate at least one morning or afternoon to doing a bike route through the natural park.
But above all, you must cycle or walk through the Fietsen Door of Bomen de Bokrijk, a unique place, where you will cross a lake through the middle of the water, being able to caress the ducks and swans as you go (if they don't bite you, some of them had bad milk hehehe).
The rest of the day is spent wandering the publicly accessible open-air farm on a 2km marked path, or the botanical garden or open-air museum of Belgian folklore.
2º In Bosland you will find the circuit where you can pedal at the height of the trees of this immense forest. There are more than 400 km of bicycle routes in this forest, well signposted and with paved lanes through a dense forest of tall trees.
Where to park and spend the night in a motorhome: Both Bosland and Bokrijk have parking lots at their entrance where motorhomes and campers can park and spend the night, always without camping (remove elements from the perimeter of the vehicle).
You can see all the details of our route through Flanders and these unusual places in our post about Belgium by motorhome: 16 must-sees.
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AUTHOR: @kucavana
26. Escó and Termas a 40º de Yesa drowned by a Reservoir
The abandoned village of Escó and the Yesa Hot Springs. The construction of the Yesa Reservoir expropriated land from neighboring villages, forcing their depopulation. Escó is among them, although three residents still live there today . The hot springs become visible when the reservoir's water level drops below 29%.
This happens only a few weeks a year, after a dry summer and almost always between September and October. There you can enjoy the benefits of applying mud to the body and bathing in its pools of water at 40 degrees.
In Escó you can park and spend the night just at the beginning of the road to town from the N-240. Coordinates: N 42° 36′ 53.27″ , W -1° 3′ 22.53″. In the hot springs there is a car park on the same N-240, but you can also park and spend the night on the banks of the reservoir, although it is not recommended to download motorhomes. Coordinates: N 42° 36′ 45.13″ , W -1° 6′ 22.31.
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AUTHOR: @ohanaonroad
27. Velika Planina in Slovenia
The largest shepherd village in Europe . A fascinating place in Slovenia.
The fastest way to get to Velika Planina is by cable car from Kamniška Bistrica and then take the two-seater chairlift to the top.
You can park the car in Kamniška Bistrica and take a pleasant walk among pine trees and meadows watching the cows and hearing their bells.
In Velika Planina, you can taste delicacies made from milk and see the curious shepherd's huts with their fir roofs reaching almost to the ground. Some are tourist accommodation. Undoubtedly an unusual place in Europe.
If you want to see the entire route of @viajoconmiautocaravana through Slovenia, you can see it here.
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AUTHOR: @viajoconmiautocaravana
28. The Valle d'Incles in Andorra
The Incles Valley is one of the privileged natural areas of Andorra. It is located between El Tarter and Canillo, and its characteristic U-shape indicates its origin: a glacier.
We're going to the Vall d'Incles and taking a walk there. There are several routes to explore with stunning scenery . In summer, you can't drive up, but there's a little electric train that takes you there (3 euros, one-stop price).
We ate at the restaurant in the same valley, the Restaurant l'Ovella Negra (highly recommended!). At the time of going down, we did it walking along the Camí de l'Obac (about 45 minutes).
After visiting the Vall d'Incles, we stop at the Roc del Quer viewpoint and go to sleep in Sant Miquel d'Engolasters, at the Font de la Closa picnic area.
You can see the entire route through Andorra by @ricsenexperiences here.
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AUTHOR: @ricsenexperiences
29. A unique corner of Sardinia
A paradise island for an unforgettable vacation. But it also has unusual places, the kind you'll never forget : Spaiagia Salinneda in Olbia.
The place chosen as unusual is one of those places that are not very touristy, quiet, full of peace and that leaves a mark on a trip. It is located in Olbia, on a beach to the south of this town, where you can park in a small car park and spend the night in a turquoise paradise. Coordinates: 40.835792, 9.705854 (lat, lng) N 40° 50′ 8.85″ , E 9° 42′ 21.07″ (lat, lng). Above all, never camp and respect the place.
You can see the entire route through Sardinia by @los4ylaninna here.
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AUTHOR: @los4ylaninna
30. Lithuania and a mountain of crosses
How to describe this place?? Curious, unusual… The truth is that it is impressive!
The Hill of Crosses is a small mountain full of thousands of crosses.
You will discover on your trip through Lithuania in a motorhome that the origin of this ritual of placing crosses, it is said that it could have started between the years 1831 and 1863, after two failed rebellions against Tsarist Russia. The families of the victims, unable to recover the bodies, put a cross for each of the fallen.
From the few initial 20 crosses, it went to 200.000 (or more) today.
It is not only a place of Catholic worship or pilgrimage, it can also be seen as a symbol of resistance to the invader.
Where to park and spend the night in a motorhome in this destination:
There is paid parking (€2,90/24 hours), with restrooms during the day.
You can see @kamperosos' entire route through Lithuania here.
AUTHOR: @kamperosos
Thanks, it's perfect for newbies like me.
Be careful on Route 9, you put Fredes as the headline and this is in Castellon, in the explanation if you put Frias who is in Burgos.
A abrazo.
Hi Richard, thanks! It was a typing error, we changed. Thanks!
Wir möchten auch gerne im Wohnmobil leben, mein Mann und ich, soweit alles gut aber wir müssen alles erst mal gut durchdenken. Danke für diesen tollen Blog, konnte mir einen Einblick verschaffen.
LG Alisa