Biatorbágy, Hungary: camping and road guide
Within 30 km of Biatorbágy there are 19 campsites and aires and 1 service point. Nearby, 17 roads have a signed height or length limit, or no caravans allowed. They're listed first.
Campsites and airesService pointsRoad limits
Low bridges and road limits near Biatorbágy
Signed limits within 25 km, for anything tall or long: a motorhome, a caravan, a campervan or a rooftop tent.
- Szép utca · 6.5 m length limit · 10 km E
- Kőhíd utca · 6.5 m length limit · 10 km E
- Ostor köz · 6.5 m length limit · 10 km E
- Víztorony utca · 6.5 m length limit · 10 km E
- Lajta köz · 6.5 m length limit · 10 km E
- Avar utca · 6 m length limit · 16 km E
- Szépvölgyi út · 10 m length limit · 16 km NE
- Duna utca · 2.4 m height limit · 17 km E
- Türr István utca · 2 m height limit · 17 km E
- Kossuth Lajos tér · 2.5 m height limit · 17 km E
- Vágóhíd utca · 2.85 m height limit · 18 km E
- Csobánkai utca · 10 m length limit · 18 km NE
- and 5 more in the app
Campsites and aires near Biatorbágy
- Fortuna camping · 8 km SE
- Sztrilich Pál Cserkészpark · 10 km NE
- Ave Natura · 12 km E · caravans OK · toilets
- Camping Flamingo · 12 km SE
- Haller Camping · 20 km E · fees apply · caravans OK
- Csónakház és Ifjúsági Szállás · 20 km S
- Hawai Camping · 21 km NE
- Lupa Glamping · 25 km NE
- 5-ös kő, evezős táborhely · 27 km NE
- Mcse · 27 km SW
- Vegyesüzemi dolgozók horgászegyesülete · 27 km SE
- Cseke-szigeti Üdülőház és Kemping · 29 km SE
- Mártoni tábor · 29 km S
- Szigetszentmárton Kajak-Kenu · 29 km S
- Budapest XII. Kerület Hegyvidéki Önkormányzat Üdülőtábora · 29 km S
- and 4 more in the app
Motorhome service points
- at Haller Camping · 20 km E
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