Campsites in Morocco
Camping in Morocco is cheap, safe and spectacular: expect to pay about 30-70 dirhams per person per night at an official campsite, with sites strung along the whole Atlantic coast, through the Atlas and out to the Sahara. The season never really closes - the coast is mild all winter, which is why thousands of European motorhomes migrate here every year.
In this guide: the practical guide - prices per night - motorhome & campervan - wild camping rules - best regions - or pick a campsite on the map below.
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Camping and Campground in Morocco
Camping Eau Vive
- Near Bin El Ouidane, Beni Mellal - Khenifra
Ferme Abdou
- Near Bouarfa, Daraa - Tafilalet
Camping Sahara Line
- Near Boujdour, Laayoune - Sakia al Hamra
Camping Auberge Le Soleil Bleu
- Near Boumalne Dades, Daraa - Tafilalet
Camping Moussafir
- Near Dakhla, Ed Dakhla - Oued Dahab
Le Camp Bédouin
- Near Laâyoune, Laayoune - Sakia al Hamra
Camping Sables d'Or
- Near El Ouatia, Guelmime - Oued Noun
Auberge au vieux ksar de meski
- Near Errachidia, Daraa - Tafilalet
Camping Tissirt
- Near Errachidia, Daraa - Tafilalet
Camping in Morocco: The Practical Guide
Morocco is one of the great camping destinations of Africa - especially in winter, when thousands of European motorhomes migrate south for the sun. Here is what to expect before you pitch a tent or drive your campervan off the ferry.
Prices per Night (2026)
| Setup | Price per night |
|---|---|
| Tent + 2 people + car | 50 - 100 Dhs |
| Motorhome / campervan + 2 people | 70 - 150 Dhs |
| Electricity | 10 - 25 Dhs |
| Hot shower | Often included, sometimes 5 - 10 Dhs |
Motorhome and Campervan Travel
- Getting there: most vanlifers cross by ferry to Tanger Med from Algeciras - the crossing takes about 1h30 and vehicles enter Morocco on a temporary admission (passport + registration papers).
- The snowbird route: from October to March the Atlantic coast between Essaouira, Agadir, Tiznit and Dakhla fills with long-stay motorhomes chasing 25-degree winters.
- Supplies: butane bottles are cheap and everywhere (adapters needed), diesel is inexpensive, and water refills are easy at campsites and stations.
- Roads: main roads are good; take mountain passes in daylight - more in our driving in Morocco tips.
Is Wild Camping Allowed in Morocco?
There is no blanket right to camp anywhere. In practice: tolerated in remote nature (desert fringes, Atlas valleys) especially with the landowner's or village's blessing - and often the local gendarmerie will simply check on you; avoid it near cities, tourist beaches and guarded zones, where you will be moved on. When in doubt, ask - Moroccans will usually point you to a safe spot or invite you onto their land. Many travelers alternate campsites (for showers and laundry) with the occasional wild night.
Best Regions for Camping
- Atlantic coast south of Agadir: winter sun, ocean views, the highest density of campsites in the country.
- The High Atlas valleys: cool summer nights, walnut groves and gorges - perfect tent country around Ait Bougmez and the Dades.
- The desert southeast: campsites with dune views around Merzouga and M'Hamid; unforgettable, and part of every good Morocco itinerary.
- The north: green hills around Chefchaouen and the Mediterranean coves of Al Hoceima for spring and summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does camping in Morocco cost?
Budget 50 - 150 dirhams per night for two with a vehicle - among the cheapest comfortable travel there is. A month on the coast in a motorhome, campsite fees included, costs less than a week of hotels.
Is camping in Morocco safe?
Yes - campsites are guarded, the snowbird community is huge and welcoming, and rural Morocco is remarkably hospitable. Take normal precautions with valuables, as anywhere.
When is the camping season?
October to April on the coast and in the desert; May to September in the Atlas and the north. Check the climate by city and pack accordingly.
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