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Road Genius helps travelers compare campervan and motorhome rentals across Spain and beyond. Most international visitors arrive via Madrid, Barcelona or Málaga, then travel to the beaches, mountains and historic cities. One-way rentals are available and Spain's extensive motorway network makes cross-country routes easy in any season.

Campervan Pickup Locations

Map of campervan rental depots near 615014

Best Time for a Camping Trip

Season	Average High Temperature (°C/°F)	Good time?
Spring (March-May)	20 / 68	Yes – mild weather, fewer crowds
Summer (June-August)	30 / 86	Coast yes; inland areas can be very hot
Autumn (September-November)	22 / 72	Yes – warm ocean, harvest festivals
Winter (December-February)	12 / 54	South coast good; mountains require winter equipment

Driving Information

Speed limits: motorway 120 km/h (75 mph), main roads 90 km/h (55 mph) and towns 50 km/h (31 mph) unless signs indicate otherwise.
Many highways are toll-free since 2021, but some AP- routes still charge fees. You can pay by credit card or use the electronic Telepeaje tag sold at fuel stations.
Low-Emission Zones in Madrid and Barcelona require the green DGT "Distintivo" sticker. Foreign vehicles must register online before entry.
The legal blood-alcohol limit is 0.05% (lower for new drivers). Police conduct frequent roadside checks.
Service areas display "GLP" signs for LPG gas refills. Some fuel stations close on Sunday afternoons in rural areas.
Snow chains or winter tires are required on marked mountain passes in the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada.

Campsites and Overnight Options

Type	Facilities	Advantages	Disadvantages
Camping & Resort Sangulí Salou (Costa Dorada)	Full hookups	Beach access, swimming pools, large vehicles welcome	Expensive, book 6 months in advance
Municipal Campgrounds (various towns)	Water and electric	Low cost, walking distance to city centers	Limited English spoken, some close November-February
Área de Autocaravanas (public RV area)	Water and electric	Often free or under 10 euros, waste disposal	24-48 hour stay limit, fills up by evening
National Park Sites (example: Ordesa, Cazorla)	Basic facilities	Scenic location, near hiking trails	No hookups, narrow access roads
Off-season Beach Parking (where permitted)	No facilities	Free overnight parking, ocean views	No services, prohibited June-September in many towns

Fuel and Services

Repsol and Cepsa highway service areas offer diesel fuel, LPG gas, fresh water and waste tank disposal.
Most Área de Servicio Autocaravanas in large cities provide 24-hour water and waste services for 3-5 euros.
Carrefour supermarket fuel stations accept foreign credit cards and have extended hours.

Important Information

Sleeping inside a parked campervan is legal if you do not extend awnings or chairs or make excessive noise. Setting up equipment outside counts as illegal wild camping with fines starting at 200 euros.
Dial 112 for all emergencies. Operators speak English, French and German.
Forest fire risk is extreme from June to September. Open flames are prohibited in national parks.
August and Easter week see fully booked campsites nationwide. Make reservations in advance or choose inland areas.
Many Spanish towns enforce quiet hours from 23:00 to 08:00 in public parking areas.
Summer road surface temperatures can exceed 50°C (122°F). Check tire pressure each morning.

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