We asked campers what the best distance to drive during a camping road trip…
Here’s what they had to say:
The distance to travel each day depends on various factors such as personal preferences, the number and age of travellers, time, budget, and points of interest.
Some people prefer to limit the distance covered to 350-400 km per day, while others may go up to 700 km or more if they are well-rested and driving safely.
Many suggest stopping every three hours or driving for five hours max per day, while others follow the 3x3x3 rule (drive 3 hours, arrive by 3 pm, stay for 3 days).
Safety is the most crucial factor to consider, and drivers should rest, stop, and revive every two hours.
Travellers may take shorter or longer distances depending on their mood, camping spots, weather, and driver’s ability to drive.
The ideal distance to drive on a camping road trip can vary depending on factors such as the amount of time you have, your budget, and the specific locations you want to visit.
However, a good rule of thumb is to aim for an average of 200-300 kilometres per day.
This will give you enough time to stop and explore all the exciting destination hotspots along the way, while still allowing you to cover a reasonable distance and reach your destination in your desired timeframe.
It’s also important to factor in rest days and take breaks every few hours to avoid driver fatigue and ensure a safe and enjoyable journey!
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