Live campsite vacancies
2,413 campsites with live availability in 11 countries
Green on the map means a free pitch on your dates. Most show the price of your whole stay.
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Why Vacamp
| The old way | With Vacamp |
|---|---|
| Twenty websites | One map |
| Your dates, typed twenty times | Your dates, once |
| “Sorry, we're full” | Green means space |
How it works
The coast you've been dreaming of, the valley past the next pass, or simply “within an hour of here”.
Arrival, departure, grown-ups, kids, the dog, and whether you're in a tent, a van or towing a caravan.
We ask each campsite's own booking system at the same moment. Pins fill with real prices for real availability, and you book directly with the campsite.
Built by people who camp
Availability and prices are read the moment you ask, from the very system the campsite itself takes bookings with. The answer you see is the answer they'd give.
Your favourite spot is booked out? Sign in and set a watch. We check it again every hour and nudge you the moment a pitch opens up.
Plenty of wonderful little places have no booking system at all. For those, Vacamp writes the enquiry for you, in the local language, with an English copy underneath.
No ads, no tracking. Your location never leaves your device, and booking systems never see who you are: our servers do the asking.
Ready for AI
Type what you're after into the web map, like “pool and dogs near Lake Garda, 12 to 19 July”. It sets the place, the dates and the filters for you.
AI reads campsite websites for the pool, dogs, the season and how long a van can be. Every fact shows the line it came from.
Connect Vacamp to Claude, or any assistant that speaks MCP, and ask where there's space this weekend. Connect it →
“Pool and dogs near Lake Garda, 12 to 19 July”
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