From Calais to North-East Spain: Caravan & Motorhome Adventure

IDS Camping & Leisure
Sep 7
2 min read

Planning a caravan or motorhome trip from Calais to the north-east coast of Spain? Whether you prefer a faster journey via toll roads or a scenic, non-toll route, we’ve mapped out both options with recommended overnight campsites, toll fees, and distances—making your adventure easier to plan.

Route Options

1. Toll Route – Faster Option

Distance: ~1,270 km
Estimated Time: 13–14 hours
Main Roads: A16, A28, A71, A9 (France), AP-7 (Spain)
Approximate Caravan Tolls: €140

Recommended Overnight Stops:

2. Non-Toll Route – Scenic Option

Distance: ~1,530 km
Estimated Time: 16–17 hours
Main Roads: N1, N12, N89, N9, N-II

Recommended Overnight Stops:

Interactive Map

We’ve created a fully interactive map to help plan your journey. It includes:

Both toll and non-toll routes, with toggle options
Route numbers clearly displayed along the roads
Campsites as clickable tent icons with website links
Toll booths along the toll route with caravan fee info

How to use the map:

Toggle between toll and non-toll routes using the checkboxes
Click campsite icons to view details and open their websites
Click toll booth icons to see approximate fees

Tip: Click and drag the map to explore alternative stops and routes along your journey.

Quick Tips for Caravan Travelers

Fuel stops: Plan fuel breaks ahead, especially on non-toll routes where services are less frequent.
Overnight safety: Always park overnight in designated campsites—wild camping rules differ across regions.
Timing: Start early to avoid traffic near major cities on toll routes.
Accessories: Make sure your caravan or motorhome is fully equipped. For all your trip essentials, visit IDS Camping and Leisure.