Andorra by campervan: sleeping and camping

Where you may legally sleep in a campervan in Andorra: parking, camping, campsites, stopovers and possible fines. What to know before you go.

Published 18 September 2026Last checked 21 September 2026

Currency
Euro
EUR. Andorra is outside the EU but uses the euro
Driving
Right
Mountain conditions control journey time
Emergency
112
Use for police, fire or ambulance
Overnight
Authorised sites only
Ordinary parking is daytime only for campers
Winter
Special equipment
Required from 1 November to 15 May
Roaming
Check your plan
EU roaming rules do not automatically apply

Sleeping

Overnight stays in motorhomes, campervans and converted vans are prohibited outside authorised campsites, camping zones and designated motorhome stay areas. Ordinary parking areas listed for campervans are for daytime parking unless they are separately identified as authorised overnight accommodation.

Camping behaviour includes supports other than the wheels, deployed awnings or outward-opening equipment, outdoor furniture, and emissions, noise or waste beyond normal engine operation. These activities belong only in an authorised campsite or camping area. Plan the night before entering a valley because capacity and winter access can change.

A campervan in an authorised mountain stop — Use an officially listed overnight site, not an ordinary daytime car park

Authorised overnight

A listed campsite or camping zone
A designated motorhome stay area
The site is open and suitable for the current vehicle and weather

Not an overnight option

An ordinary daytime camper parking area
A roadside or ski car park without overnight authorisation
Any place where signs prohibit motorhomes or overnight occupancy

Ski-area arrangements can change by season. Confirm the current operator rule before arriving and never infer overnight permission from the presence of other vans.