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Road Genius helps you compare campervan and RV rentals from multiple suppliers, making it easy to start a Czech Republic road trip. Prague's Václav Havel Airport and the city's main train station are common pick-up points. The capital sits close to motorways leading east to Brno, north to Dresden, and south to Austria, so Prague works well as either a starting hub or a one-way drop-off location.

When to Go for a Campervan Trip in Prague

Season Avg High (°C │ °F) Good to Visit?
Spring (Apr – May) 15 │ 59 Yes, mild weather, fewer crowds
Summer (Jun – Aug) 24 │ 75 Yes, longest daylight, busiest camps
Autumn (Sep – Oct) 16 │ 61 Yes, colorful parks, lower prices
Winter (Nov – Mar) 3 │ 37 Only if you like Christmas markets and can handle cold

Driving in the Area

  • You need an electronic vignette (e-dálnice) for Czech motorways. You can buy it online or at large fuel stations for 10 days, 30 days or 1 year.

  • Urban speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph), rural roads 90 km/h (56 mph) and motorways 130 km/h (81 mph) unless signs show different limits.

  • The legal blood-alcohol limit is 0.0 ‰. Roadside breath tests are common.

  • Keep headlights on at all times, day and night.

  • Central Prague uses color zones on curbs. Street spaces marked blue are for residents only and tow trucks patrol these areas. Use P+R lots on metro lines for daytime parking.

  • LPG/Autoplyn pumps are available at many stations. CNG and rapid EV chargers are improving but still limited outside the ring road (D0).

Camping Spots

Place Hook-ups Pros Cons
Prague Camp Sokol Troja Water+Electric Riverside, 10 min walk to tram, accepts rigs up to 8 m Can flood after heavy rain
Caravan Park Yacht Club Modřany Water+Electric Quiet south-city marina setting, bike path to center Limited spaces; book 2+ weeks ahead in summer
Autocamp Praha Klánovice Full Forest edge, pool access, good for families 25 km from Old Town; rely on train
P+R Běchovice Motorhome Area None Cheap overnight, CCTV, direct bus to metro No hook-ups; 48 h max stay
Highway Rest Area D1 (km 66 Morava) None Free stop on route east, 24 h toilets No dumping point, noisy trucks

Fuel, Water, Waste

  • OMV and Shell stations on the D0 ring road offer 24-hour diesel, LPG and often a fresh-water tap. Ask staff before filling water tanks.
  • Camp Sokol Troja and Autocamp Klánovice both have drive-through dump stations for gray and black water. There is a fee for non-guests.

Did You Know?

  • Winter tires (minimum 4 mm tread) are required from 1 November to 31 March when snow, ice or the blue "winter gear" sign appears.
  • You must carry a warning triangle, first-aid kit and a high-visibility vest for every person. Police can give fines immediately if these are missing.

  • Emergency numbers: 112 (multi-language), 155 ambulance, 158 police, 150 fire.

  • Summer thunderstorms can raise the Vltava River quickly. Avoid riverside parking if heavy rain is forecast.
  • Open fires are banned in forests during drought alerts. Use only campsite grills.