Bialowieza Forest, Poland

The start of our journey through the most beautiful places for wild camping is in the heart of Poland, the Bialowieza Forest.

This is Europe’s oldest protected area, where time seems to stop. Walking through its dense forests, you can spot wild animals such as bison and roe deer, and staying at one of the many campsites, you can get even closer to nature as you watch the night life of the forest under the starry sky.

Iceland, Railway Route 1 (Ring Road)

Travelling around Iceland in a campervan is a dream for many travellers.

The Railway Route 1 (also known as Ring Road) offers breathtaking scenery, and wild camping on the shores of picturesque lakes or under glaciers is an unforgettable experience. Iceland is a land of contrasts, where glaciers, volcanoes, geysers and colourful lava fields meet. By staying at wild campsites, we can wake up in a different magical place every day.

Slovenia, Lake Bled

Relax by the turquoise waters of Lake Bled, surrounded by mountains and a historic castle.

Slovenia is a small country with rich nature and a diverse landscape. Stay at a wild campsite and wake up to views of this remarkable place. There are also other attractions around Lake Bled, such as Postojna Cave and Triglav National Park, which are well worth a visit, using a properly configured campervan as a comfortable base.

Update: wild camping is unfortunately not allowed in Slovenia, but we recommend finding a campsite in the area.

Norway, Lofoten

Embark on a wild camping trip to the picturesque Lofoten Islands in Norway, where endless fjords and steep mountainous landscapes provide incredible views and perfect conditions for close contact with nature.

The region, with its rugged but stunning beauty, is ideal for lovers of nature, photography and a peaceful break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Staying at wild campsites, you can watch the stunning aurora borealis, making every night an unforgettable experience.

Scotland, Isle of Skye

The wild and romantic Isle of Skye in Scotland is another fantastic place for wild camping.

The distinctive landscapes with majestic cliffs, mysterious lakes and green valleys invite you to explore either on foot or by campervan. The island offers numerous wild camping spots, where you can pitch your tent on the seashore or in the shadow of the mountain peaks, enjoying unlimited freedom and direct access to extraordinary nature.

Travelling by campervan allows us to reach places that are difficult to reach by other means of transport.

Wild camping gives us the chance to truly befriend nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. However, don’t forget to prepare properly for your trip, taking care of safety and the environment. Visiting wild places with a campervan is not only an adventure, but also a chance to discover yourself surrounded by extraordinary landscapes. Do you have your favourite wild camping spots? Share them in the comments!

Remember, too, that travelling in a campervan involves environmental responsibility.

Wherever you stop for the night, take care to leave it as you found it. That way, other travellers will be able to enjoy these beautiful places in the future too.

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