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The road route between Madrid and Cádiz covers about 654 km. Along the way there are 26 campsites less than 30 km from the road — 10 of them practically on the route (less than 10 km in a straight line). Here they are in the direction of travel, with their full page: photos, facilities, season and directions.
Distances are the straight-line detour from the road. Prefer another route or radius? Plan your own route for free.
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Overnight stop: 12 campsites around km 420, arriving at about 17:30
- km 365 Camping La Albolafia (Córdoba) · straight-line distance 1.0 km · you arrive at about 16:46
- km 383 Camping Los Villares (Córdoba) · straight-line distance 9.9 km · you arrive at about 17:10
- km 410 Camping La Breña Right at the stop (Córdoba) · straight-line distance 19.9 km · you arrive at about 17:43
- km 414 Camping Carlos III Right at the stop (Córdoba) · straight-line distance 0.8 km · you arrive at about 17:28
- km 414 Camping La Campiña Right at the stop (Córdoba) · straight-line distance 8.9 km · you arrive at about 17:36
- km 532 Camping Dehesa Nueva (Seville) · straight-line distance 22.7 km · you arrive at about 19:31
- km 539 Camping Villsom (Seville) · straight-line distance 2.7 km · you arrive at about 19:17
- km 622 Camping Medina Sidonia (Cádiz) · straight-line distance 20.0 km · you arrive at about 20:46
- km 631 Camping TAIGA Puerto Santa María (Cádiz) · straight-line distance 6.9 km · you arrive at about 20:41
- km 634 Camping Ohai Conil (Cádiz) · straight-line distance 26.0 km · you arrive at about 21:03
- km 634 Camping Fuente del Gallo (Cádiz) · straight-line distance 27.0 km · you arrive at about 21:04
- km 635 Camping Roche (Cádiz) · straight-line distance 25.5 km · you arrive at about 21:03
Route profile with a caravan
The corridor calculated with a large-vehicle profile climbs a total of about 1,715 m and its highest point is at 805 m above sea level.
No notable sustained gradients: an easy corridor for towing a caravan.
Terrain altitude: Copernicus DEM (ESA), 90 m resolution; long tunnels and viaducts are estimated in a straight line between their ends. The total climb is approximate and is meant for comparing corridors with each other.