A campervan parked above a Highland glen at sunset

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Where will you
stop tonight?

Overnighter finds campervan spots along your route — within about five miles of the road you are already driving — so the journey becomes the adventure, not just the drive.

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The newest spots on the map

The four most recently added, whichever kind of place you're after — and every one of them is live on the map right now.

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From the community

The highest rated spots

Sorted by rating, with the review count shown on every card — so you can see what a score is actually based on.

reviews written by members
74
spots reviewed so far
57
photos uploaded with a review
64

How Overnighter works

One journey, start to finish

From an empty map to a costed, checklisted trip with the route in your phone. Seven steps, and none of them involve a spreadsheet.

  1. 01

    Plan your journey

    Choose where you're starting and where you're heading. Overnighter works out the route between them — the same road you were going to drive anyway.

  2. 02

    Discover places along the way

    Overnighter sweeps a corridor either side of your route and shows you the spots inside it — five miles by default, and you can widen it up to 120 — no searching town by town.

  3. 03

    Choose your stops

    Open a spot for photos, type, cost, facilities and reviews from other members — enough to tell a quiet lay-by from one beside a main road.

  4. 04

    Build your route

    Add a spot and it becomes a stop. Add up to five and you have a multi-stop road trip, in the order you'll drive it, re-routed as you go.

  5. 05

    Take the route with you

    Send the whole thing — start, every stop, destination — straight to Google Maps, and save the route so it's still there when you get back.

  6. 06

    Manage the trip

    A saved route becomes a trip in My Trips. Set a departure date and it counts down, holding the route, the stops and the mileage in one place.

  7. 07

    Get ready to go

    Every trip gets a Before You Go checklist — tyres, gas and water, documents — and a budget planner for fuel, campsites, ferries, food and activities.

  8. Start with the road you were driving anyway

    Put in where you are starting and where you are heading, and the spots along the way come to you. No account needed to look.

More than a place to park

A spot is where the trip starts, not what it is

Finding somewhere to sleep is the easy half. The rest of it — the route, the stops, the date, the kit, the cost — is the half that decides whether the trip happens.

A Highland loch at sunset, still water reflecting an orange sky, with a campervan parked in a gravel lay-by along the far shore.

Route planning, not just pins

Set a start and a destination and Overnighter finds the spots sitting within about five miles of the road you are driving — then lets you add them as stops, in order, and send the whole thing to Google Maps.

Plan a route
The Milky Way arcing over dark moorland hills, with a small campfire glowing in the middle distance.

Trips you can come back to

Save a route to My Trips, give it a departure date and it counts down — with your stops, mileage, checklist and budget held together in one place.

See My Trips
A grassy clifftop footpath following a rugged British coastline, cliffs dropping to a calm sea in low evening sun.

Photos and reviews from members

Every photo and every review on the site was added by someone with an account, and members add spots too. That is what the ratings are made of — and every rating shows how many reviews are behind it.

Add a spot
A green valley of drystone-walled fields seen from above, a single-track road winding along the valley floor beside a stream.

Filter for what you actually need

Listings carry the type, the cost, the facilities and which vehicles are welcome, and the map filters on all of it — so you can rule out the height barrier or the no-caravans sign before you turn off.

Browse the map

And the unwritten part: leave no trace, be kind to the people whose view you parked in, and help keep these places open for whoever pulls in next.

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