Compare with Road Genius Campervan Rental Poland

Road Genius compares campervan rentals across major suppliers and shows live prices in one place. Poland's key entry points are Warsaw, Kraków and Gdańsk, each connected to the national A-class motorway network. Distances are moderate, so a one-week trip can cover cities, Baltic coast and mountain parks if you plan fuel and toll stops in advance.

Driving Tips

• Speed limits: 50 km/h (31 mph) in towns, 90 km/h (56 mph) on open roads, 120 km/h (75 mph) on expressways, 140 km/h (87 mph) on motorways.

• 0.02% blood-alcohol limit applies. Police conduct roadside testing.

• Headlights must stay on 24 hours a day all year.

• Use a paper ticket or pay-by-plate app at A2 Konin–Stryków and A4 Wrocław–Sośnica toll sections. No vignette needed for vehicles under 3.5 tonnes.

• Winter tyres are recommended from November to March. Snow chains are allowed in mountain areas when signs permit. Studded tyres are illegal.
• You must carry a reflective vest, warning triangle and first-aid kit. These are checked during roadside inspections.
• City centre parking zones use metres marked "Strefa Płatnego Parkowania". Pay with coins, card or mobile app. Most zones are free 20:00–08:00.

Fuel, Water, Waste

• ORLEN, BP and Lotos stations on main routes sell diesel, petrol and LPG ("AutoGas") and often have drinking water taps.

• Most commercial campsites provide fresh-water fill and grey/black water disposal for guests. Non-guests pay around 10–20 PLN.

• Motorway rest areas marked "WC + Camper Service" have drive-over grey drains and cassette toilet disposal points.