Lithuania offers a diverse range of attractions for campervan travelers, from its vibrant capital city to its serene natural landscapes. With your campervan rental, you can easily explore the country's historical sites, national parks, and charming towns.

• Vilnius Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Vilnius Old Town is a captivating blend of architectural styles and historical landmarks. Park your campervan nearby and explore the cobblestone streets, visit the Gediminas' Tower, and admire the Baroque architecture of Vilnius Cathedral.
• Curonian Spit: A unique and breathtaking natural wonder, the Curonian Spit is a narrow sand dune peninsula separating the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea. Drive your campervan along the scenic roads, hike the dunes, and enjoy the stunning views of the coastline.
• Trakai Historical National Park: Home to the iconic Trakai Island Castle, this national park offers a glimpse into Lithuania's rich history and natural beauty. Explore the castle, take a boat ride on Lake Galvė, and enjoy the picturesque landscapes surrounding Trakai.

Lithuania offers a variety of official campsites that provide the convenience and comfort needed for an enjoyable campervan adventure. Here are some of the best camping sites in Lithuania, known for their facilities and accessibility.

• Camping Vilnius City: Located near Vilnius, this campsite offers easy access to the capital city's attractions. It features spacious pitches for campervans, modern facilities, and a peaceful atmosphere.
• Kempingas Olando Kepurė: Situated near the Baltic Sea, this campsite provides stunning coastal views and easy access to the beach. It offers well-maintained facilities, including electric hookups and sanitary blocks, making it a popular choice for campervan travelers.
• Slėnio Kempingas: Located in a picturesque valley, this campsite offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature. It features spacious pitches, modern amenities, and opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities.

Lithuanian cuisine is simple, filling, and incredibly delicious. Potatoes play a major role in many traditional dishes.

What you should definitely try:

• 🥔 Cepelinai: The national dish. Large potato dumplings filled with meat or curd, reminiscent of zeppelins.
• 🥣 Šaltibarščiai: A bright pink, cold beetroot soup with kefir, which is especially refreshing in summer.
• 🥟 Kibinai: Pasties, similar to pierogi, often filled with meat. A specialty of the Karaite minority in Trakai.
• 🍺 Bier (Alus): Lithuania has a very vibrant craft beer scene with many small breweries that produce excellent, traditional beers.
• 🌳 Baumkuchen (Šakotis): An impressive cake baked over an open fire, which is a must at any Lithuanian celebration.

Lithuania's diverse landscape offers a wealth of activities for campervan travelers, from exploring historical sites to enjoying outdoor adventures. Take your campervan on day trips to discover the best of Lithuania's cultural and natural attractions.

• Hill of Crosses: A unique and poignant pilgrimage site, the Hill of Crosses is covered with thousands of crosses of all sizes. Park your campervan nearby and explore this symbolic landmark, which represents Lithuanian resilience and faith.
• Aukštaitija National Park: Lithuania's oldest national park, Aukštaitija, offers a diverse landscape of forests, lakes, and traditional villages. Enjoy hiking, canoeing, and exploring the park's natural beauty.
• Klaipėda: Lithuania's only seaport, Klaipėda, offers a charming blend of maritime history and modern culture. Explore the city's Old Town, visit the Lithuanian Sea Museum, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the port.

Lithuania is a very camper-friendly country with a growing number of good campsites.

• 🏕️ Wild camping & free standing:

• Wild camping with motorhomes is in a gray area in Lithuania. Officially, it is strictly prohibited in national parks and nature reserves (especially on the Curonian Spit). Outside of these protected areas, inconspicuous overnight stays are often tolerated for one night, as long as you abide by the rules (leave no garbage, no loud behavior).

• 🚐 Official campsites & pitches:

• This is the safest and recommended way to stay overnight.
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• Campsites (Kempingas): There is a good network of campsites, especially in tourist regions such as on the coast, in the national parks and around the lakes. Many places are very close to nature and simple, but clean and inexpensive.
• Pitches: The number of designated motorhome pitches is still small, but growing.

On Campcruisers you will find a selection of bookable camping and private motorhome pitches. Take a look, maybe the perfect spot for your Lithuania trip is already there?