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Gas stations with showers: that little luxury on the road

If you’ve been traveling by van or RV for a while, you’ve probably already known what it’s like to find a shower when you need it most. Even if we have solutions inside the van, a spacious shower with good pressure and hot water is truly appreciated.

Where to find gas stations with showers?

Not all stations advertise it loud and clear, but more and more gas stations offer showers for truck drivers, travelers on the road, or anyone else who needs them. Some are free to access, others require a fuel ticket, and many simply pay a few euros and you’re done.

At Mapas Campers, we make it easy: you can filter by “shower” and see on the map which gas stations offer them, whether they’re open 24 hours a day, and what other travelers who’ve been there have to say.

It's worth it?
A lot. Especially if you’ve spent several days sleeping in parking lots, wild campsites, or areas without services. A shower en route isn’t just about hygiene: it’s about renewing your energy, sleeping better, and continuing your journey with a renewed sense of well-being.

Tips for taking advantage of showers at gas stations

💧 Although each gas station has its own rules and conditions, there are some things you can keep in mind to make the experience as comfortable as possible:

1. Always carry your “shower kit” with you
Keep a small bag ready with the basics: a towel, flip-flops, gel or soap in a small container, and, if possible, a change of clothes. That way, when you see an available shower, you won’t have to search through all your luggage. Flip-flops, especially, are a good idea for hygiene and comfort.

2. Ask without fear
There aren’t always visible signs. Showers are often located indoors or require a key or code at the counter. Ask in store or at the checkout; the staff are usually familiar with them and will tell you how to access them.

3. Check if it’s free or paid
Some showers are completely free, others are included if you refuel, and in others you’ll have to pay (usually between €1 and €5). Ask ahead of time or consult apps and maps like Camper Maps, where other travelers have already left this information.

4. Bring your own paper or supplies
Sometimes, there aren’t any papers, mirrors, or hangers. Bringing a small waterproof bag to store your clothes or a portable hook can save you money on more than one occasion. If you have a quick-drying towel, even better.

5. Be prompt and respectful
Remember there may be other people waiting. Use your time, leave everything clean, and if anything is broken or dirty, let the staff know so they can fix it.

6. Leave a helpful review for other travelers
If you’ve used a shower en route and it was good (or bad), share it. A simple note on Google Maps or Camper Maps can be very helpful to those coming behind you.

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Frequently asked questions from travelers

Here we answer the most common questions so you can stay on track… hassle-free.

How can I find gas stations with showers near me?

You can use apps like Mapas Campers, which allow you to filter by specific amenities like showers. Also, some gas stations, like Repsol, offer online search engines to locate stations with available showers.

It depends on the station. Some offer free showers, while others may charge a nominal fee, usually between 2 and 5 euros. It’s advisable to check directly at the station.
It’s recommended to bring your own toiletries, including a towel, flip-flops, body wash, and other personal items. Although some stations provide towels and soap, bringing your own ensures a more comfortable experience.
This varies by resort. Some offer gender-segregated showers, while others have unisex facilities. If you have specific preferences, it’s a good idea to check with the resort.
At many stations, shower use is not conditional on fuel purchases. However, some may require a purchase receipt or access code. It’s best to check with the station to learn about their policies.