Camp sites in europe map?
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Camp sites in europe map?
Hey,
I am planning my route on the EuroVelo 7 path from Berlin to Rome (using opencyclemap).
Is there a place I can find some map of campgrounds on my route, and maybe export this details as a Garmin waypoints?
Thanks,
Bnaya
I am planning my route on the EuroVelo 7 path from Berlin to Rome (using opencyclemap).
Is there a place I can find some map of campgrounds on my route, and maybe export this details as a Garmin waypoints?
Thanks,
Bnaya
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Camp sites in europe map?
Making a reservation for a tent spot is totally unnecessary
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Usually campgrounds will have a place for a tent, but it does depend when your trip is. If you're travelling in August, you are not guaranteed to find a place. We were turned away from a couple campgrounds along the Rhine when we were travelling there last August because they were full.
But if you travel in September or July, it should be no problem.
But if you travel in September or July, it should be no problem.
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This is a good source for campgrounds.
https://www.eurocampings.co.uk/en/europe/
Also Garmin City Navigator-Europe NT has all the roads, a lot the campgrounds and hotels- with phone numbers. I took my GPS almost as an after thought. It turned out to be the most useful navigation tool we had. Michelin maps were a close second. The GPS is a life saver, almost literally, when navigating through the larger cities. The Garmin maps are well worth the money. My wife tells people "that we would still be trying to find our way out of Barcelona if we did not have the GPS unit with us."
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/maps...OPE_01-p1.html
https://www.eurocampings.co.uk/en/europe/
Also Garmin City Navigator-Europe NT has all the roads, a lot the campgrounds and hotels- with phone numbers. I took my GPS almost as an after thought. It turned out to be the most useful navigation tool we had. Michelin maps were a close second. The GPS is a life saver, almost literally, when navigating through the larger cities. The Garmin maps are well worth the money. My wife tells people "that we would still be trying to find our way out of Barcelona if we did not have the GPS unit with us."
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/maps...OPE_01-p1.html
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Thank you all,
I do travel in August till September, I will try my luck without making reservations...
Doug- Did you try some of the free maps? Do you think the Garmin map worth the 99$ (for all Europe as I understand)?
I do travel in August till September, I will try my luck without making reservations...
Doug- Did you try some of the free maps? Do you think the Garmin map worth the 99$ (for all Europe as I understand)?
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Are you in the U.S. or Canada? If so, you might search for U.S.-based tourist offices for the countries you will be riding through. For example, Italy has one in NY:
https://www.italiantourism.com/enit3.html
Before a two-month tour is Spain in 2000 I contacted the Spanish National Tourist Office in NYC. They sent me a bunch of information on campgrounds.
https://www.italiantourism.com/enit3.html
Before a two-month tour is Spain in 2000 I contacted the Spanish National Tourist Office in NYC. They sent me a bunch of information on campgrounds.
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Doug- Did you try some of the free maps? Do you think the Garmin map worth the 99$ (for all Europe as I understand)?
We left Paris at the end of July and traveled through Switzerland and Germany through the month of August. We did not have much trouble finding campgrounds or hotels. If you plan on staying at a hotel on a Saturday night, it would be advisable to book ahead.
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