RV route
Also known as: Trip plan, Road trip, Caravan route, Motorhome itinerary, Campervan route
A road trip plan with stops, overnight spots, fuel stations and sights — typically 7–21 days.
An RV route differs from a standard road trip plan: what matters is dump points, water fill-ups, level overnight spots and a daily leg of 200–400 km.
What a good route looks like: - 1–3 days in one place — no more driving than necessary - 250–350 km legs — comfortable, with time left for stops - 50% wild camping + 50% serviced campgrounds — a balance of self-sufficiency - 100 l fuel reserve — for the long stretches between fuel stations in Siberia and the Far East - Empty tanks every 3–4 days — plan it with CAMPLY
Top CAMPLY routes: - Golden Ring — 7–10 days, 1,500 km, good for beginners - Karelia loop — 14 days, 2,500 km, skerries + waterfalls - Grand Altai loop — 21 days, 3,500 km, Chuysky Trakt + valleys - Kola Peninsula — 14 days, 2,200 km, northern lights in autumn - The Caucasus from Sochi to Dagestan — 14 days, 2,000 km
CAMPLY’s `/routes` catalogue has community routes from travellers and curated routes from the editors — day-by-day maps, recommended stops and budgets.
See it in the catalogue
Routes catalogue