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Find the nearest water filling point
Top up your motorhome, campervan or RV fresh-water tank. Search 8,824 places with a tap: 4,389 water points, plus 4,435 service points and aires that record drinking water, all mapped in OpenStreetMap. 4,020 of them also have waste disposal.
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Water points near you
Distances are in a straight line, not by road. Details come from OpenStreetMap: check the sign at the tap or disposal point, and the place page for fees and access.
Tap anywhere on the map to search around that spot.
Water points by country
Counts include water points and the service points and aires that record a drinking-water tap.
Areas with the most water points
- Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France426
- Occitanie, France348
- New Aquitaine, France256
- Castille and León, Spain181
- Catalonia, Spain171
- Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France133
- Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France133
- Brittany, France130
- Andalusia, Spain125
- California, United States118
- Grand Est, France117
- Centre-Val de Loire, France108
- Galicia, Spain104
- Pays de la Loire, France97
- Île-de-France, France84
- Basque Country, Spain68
- Aragon, Spain68
- Michigan, United States63
- Asturias, Spain61
- Normandy, France57
- Valencia, Spain55
- Lisbon, Portugal53
- Minnesota, United States52
- Montana, United States45
Before you fill up
- Check it's drinking water. Look for the sign: drinking water, eau potable, agua potable, água potável, Trinkwasser. Taps marked non-potable are for rinsing only.
- Use a dedicated fresh-water hose, kept apart from anything used to rinse a cassette or tank, and keep the hose end off the ground and away from the disposal drain.
- Bring coins or a card. Many aires and service bornes charge a small fee or take tokens (jetons). "Fee not recorded" means OpenStreetMap has no fee tag, not that it's free.
- Out of season, some taps are turned off to protect them from frost. Opening hours show where they're tagged.
How we count: OpenStreetMap water points (amenity=water_point, a place to fill large containers or tanks), plus service points, aires and motorhome parking tagged with drinking water. Taps tagged as not drinking water, and campsite taps (usually for guests), are left out. Spotted a tap that's gone or wrong? Each place page links to OpenStreetMap so you can fix it for everyone.
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