It is understood that in summer we must all travel, taking advantage of the most typical and crowded vacations of the year. However, if you are a camper or motorhome user, you will know that autumn is the ideal season to avoid crowds. The temperature is still pleasant in much of the old continent and the places to spend the night, such as parking lots or motorhome areas, are not saturated. It is the ideal time for those who enjoy nature, which is in full swing with the arrival of the cold and the first leaf falls. Throughout the year, Roadsurfer has shared the most special places of its clients on the page spots.roadsurfer.com and the definitive list will offer you so many options that you will not know where to start.
Before hitting the road, and especially if it is your first experience with a camper, you should take into account some tips for beginners. Traveling with the house in tow will give you unique experiences, in addition to the comfort of not depending on schedules, check-in or established and immovable routes. The weather in autumn is changeable, so improvising will be part of the adventure. Going on the go is fine but some preparation is necessary, at least in the places where to spend the night or to be able to park our camper or motorhome during the visit.
In this article on essential applications for traveling with a leisure vehicle, we talk about Park4Night or Furgoperfectos . Both are apps dedicated to camping, or spending the night, in public places or upon payment. Roadsurfer spots , on the other hand, is a platform of private places that offer the possibility of camping. It would become an Airbnb of squares or spaces , considerably expanding the offer of spots available throughout Europe. There are more than 750 properties on the portal such as 330 in Germany, 160 in France and another 80 in Spain, among others located in Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Portugal and the Netherlands.
Thanks to this initiative, the camper rental company has been able to make a list of the 10 most beautiful and interesting spots to visit in Europe. Some of them are castles, such as that of Guillaume Bourbon, host of the Lévis palace in France. Others, like Matija Gerzina’s estate in Lepa Vida (Slovenia) end up being the perfect place to learn about local wine.
