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Stockholm to Berlin with a caravan: where to stay overnight

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The whole holiday, night by night

Tell us where you're going. We split the drive into daily legs and find somewhere to sleep every evening.

  • Legs that fit your driving time
  • A campsite or aire every night
  • Rules and size limits for every country
Trip settings
2 h8 h14 h
days

Saved and shown while you navigate. Campeur does not route by them, but warns when your rig exceeds the limits of the country you enter. Weight is shown only: no country in our material sets a weight limit that binds a private rig.

Improve the map

Every pin and road here comes from OpenStreetMap — a free, open map that anyone can edit. If an aire, campsite or dump station is missing, wrong or has closed, you can fix it, and the change flows back here at the next data update. Here's how.

! Quickest: leave a Note

  1. Open openstreetmap.org and find the spot.
  2. Click the speech-bubble icon (right toolbar) to add a Note — no account needed.
  3. Describe what's wrong or missing (e.g. "dump station here, 3 €") and post it. A local mapper picks it up.

✎ Edit it yourself

  1. Create a free account on openstreetmap.org.
  2. Find the place, click Edit — the beginner-friendly iD editor opens in the browser.
  3. Drop a point and pick a preset: Caravan/RV Site, Campsite or Sanitary Dump Station.
  4. Fill in what you know — name, fee, capacity, opening hours, whether there's a dump station.
  5. Save with a short comment (e.g. "added aire, visited July 2026").

Useful for campers

  • Aire / stopover — tourism=caravan_site
  • Campsite — tourism=camp_site
  • Dump station — amenity=sanitary_dump_station
  • Fee — fee=yes/no, charge=…
  • Access / barriers — a closed barrier=gate or access=private tells others whether they can drive in.

Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors. State-subsidised road network (Sweden): © Trafikverket (NVDB), NetInfo WMS. Country polygons: Natural Earth. Routing via FOSSGIS (OSRM/Valhalla). Guidance only, not legal advice.

Stockholm to Berlin with a caravan: where to stay overnight

Stockholm to Berlin is about 1,128 km and 16 h 45 min of driving with a caravan, counted at each country's speed limit for a car towing a caravan, not the limit for cars. At 6 hours a day that is 2 nights on the way. The fastest route takes the ferry Rostock (D) – Gedser (S).

The overnight stops below are the ones the Campeur route planner picks: the nearest campsite or aire to where each day's driving ends, preferring places that say they take caravans.

  1. Day 1: 481 km, 6 h 20 min

    Overnight: Camping, campsite in Sweden (56.4982, 13.6192), 9 km from where the day's driving ends. map

    Other places nearby:

    • Camping, campsite, 2 km. map
    • Jetesjöns Camping, campsite, 12 km. map
    • Axhult Camping och stugby, campsite, 6 km. map

  2. Day 2: 403 km, 7 h

    Overnight: Baltic Freizeit, campsite in Germany (54.1976, 12.1531), 7 km from where the day's driving ends. map

    Other places nearby:

    • Ostseecamp und Ferienpark, campsite, 10 km. map
    • Ferien-Camp Börgerende, campsite, 14 km. map
    • Camping in Neuhaus, campsite, 17 km. map

  3. Day 3: 244 km, 3 h 30 min

    From Baltic Freizeit to Berlin.

Rules on the way

Speed limits and size rules for caravans differ along this route: Sweden, Denmark, Germany.

Before you go

Opening dates are missing for most places in OpenStreetMap, so a place listed here may be closed out of season. Call ahead in spring and autumn. The route is computed without traffic and roadworks.

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