Map the whole trip.
Down to the campsite.
lapabout turns a list of places into a real itinerary — road-accurate routes, dates that work themselves out, seasonal weather, holiday warnings and cost estimates, all on one map.
Everything the trip needs, in one place
No more juggling a maps tab, a spreadsheet and three weather sites. lapabout pulls it together so you can plan by feel and still get the numbers right.
Route on a real map
See the whole route drawn on the map with road-accurate distances and drive times between every stop.
Drag-to-plan itinerary
Reorder stops by dragging. Nights, arrival dates and drive legs recalculate instantly — no manual date maths.
Seasonal weather
Typical temperatures and rainfall for the dates you'll actually be there, shown per stop.
Holiday radar
Flags stops that land in school or public holidays — state by state — so you dodge the booked-out, priced-up weeks.
Cost estimates
Accommodation and fuel totals from your van's economy and each stay's nightly rate — free camps included.
Caravan park directory
Search a shared directory of parks and campgrounds — networks, categories and contact details, ready to drop into a stop.
Map insight modes
Recolour the map by month, holiday pressure or cost heat to spot seasonal and budget patterns at a glance.
Notes & photos
Keep notes and photos on each stop, shared with everyone travelling with you.
Map, table, calendar, stats
See the same trip four ways — the map, a sortable table, a calendar, and trip stats like total distance and nights.
From a vague idea to a booked-in route
Drop in your stops
Search a town, pick a campsite from the directory, or enter coordinates for a free camp. Set how many nights at each.
Let it do the maths
Dates, drive legs, weather, holiday clashes and costs fill in automatically and update the moment you reorder.
Share and go
Send a read-only link, invite co-planners with editor or viewer roles, and show the trip off on your traveller profile.
Plan together, travel together
Invite the people you're travelling with as editors or viewers, share a public link with anyone, and build a profile that maps everywhere you've been.
Your lap, mapped out.
Start with a single stop and build from there. It's free to plan.
