Travel utility map
Water, showers and campsites for your camper
The view is perfect and the water tank is empty. Service points, refill taps and showers sit scattered across forums and members-only lists, so the practical half of van life takes far more searching than it should.
Free · iOS & Android
Screenshot from the Voyager Maps app showing nearby free shower locations.
Finding a pitch is easy. Finding water is not.
- Campsites are well covered everywhere. The things you actually run out of — fresh water, a shower, a laundrette, somewhere to empty a tank — are the ones nobody lists together.
- Community apps only know the spots someone bothered to add, so coverage thins out the moment you leave the popular routes.
- General map apps treat a motorhome like a car and rarely show whether a stop is any use when you are living in your vehicle.
Everything a camper actually runs out of
Voyager Maps puts the practical stops on one map: more than 190,000 campsites and caravan sites, over 450,000 drinking water points, 36,000 showers and close to 20,000 self-service laundries worldwide — plus toilets, fuel and parking along the way.
Drinking water, showers and self-service laundry, filtered down to whichever one you need right now.
More than 190,000 campsites and caravan sites worldwide, from fully serviced pitches to simple overnight stops.
Built on open map data rather than member submissions, so coverage does not collapse once you leave the busy corridors.
Plan your next stop
Open the app to find water, showers and campsites near your route.
Campervan and motorhome service points for van life, road trips and long tours
Campervan travel runs on a short list of essentials: fresh water, a working shower, somewhere to wash clothes, and a pitch for the night. Finding them is rarely the relaxed part of the trip. Service points for motorhomes and campers are documented unevenly — some on club sites behind a membership, some in forum threads years out of date, some only in a language you do not read. The result is that experienced travelers often plan their route around the few places they already trust, rather than the many that exist nearby.
A campervan service map is more useful when it starts from open map data instead of member submissions, because coverage then reflects what is actually on the ground rather than who happened to post about it. Voyager Maps brings campsites, caravan sites, drinking water points, showers, self-service laundries, toilets, fuel and parking into one searchable map, so you can check what is near tonight's stop before you drive there. Whether you are touring full time, taking a long summer trip, or spending a weekend away in a converted van, the practical stops are the ones worth having on hand.