Ordered stops
Keep the intended stop order and the dates attached to the start, stays and destination in one trip.
Trip planning
Turn a route into a trip you can actually use
A route line answers where you could drive. A trip adds ordered stops; dates on the start, stays and destination define its travel period.
Choose the right planning state
Keep an idea flexible until the timing is known, then create a trip without losing the original route plan.
- Save an undated route plan when the trip is still an idea.
- Create a trip directly or from a route plan, then add dates to the starting point, overnight stays and destination.
- Add notes, preparation and costs to the trip rather than the route plan.
What belongs to the trip
Preparation
See trip tasks, recurring vehicle checks, missing equipment and personal packing items.
Travel-day context
On a driving day, review the next stop and open it in your navigation app.
Example: three places define a five-day trip
Add dates to the starting point in Salzburg, the two-night stay near Verona and the arrival at Lake Garda. Caravanios derives the overall travel period from those places.
A trip is not automatic itinerary generation
You choose the route and stops and add their relevant dates. Caravanios derives the trip period; it does not automatically build the perfect itinerary, optimise the route or verify campsite availability.
Questions about trips
What happens to the route plan?
It remains available after you create a trip and can support another trip later.
Can I turn an existing trip back into a route plan?
No. The supported direction is route plan to trip, or creating a trip directly.
Can a trip include costs and preparation?
Yes. Those details belong to the trip and remain outside its public link.
Create your first camping trip
Choose a route and stops, then add the relevant dates and preparation that make the journey concrete.
Build the useful parts of the trip
Start with an idea, prepare it and keep it practical on driving days.