Camper Service
Womo-Entsorgung & Frischwasser
About
Find European disposal and fresh water stations for your camper. Offline access and detailed information ensure you can always find what you need, even without a signal. Supports CarPlay and integrates with popular navigation apps.
What's New in Camper Service
1.1.1
October 9, 2026
The full version can now be purchased. A bug prevented the purchase until now – thanks for your patience.
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FAQ
Does Camper Service have ads?
Yes, the free version of Camper Service contains advertisements. These appear in the results list and detail view, but not on the map, in CarPlay, or in the widget.
What is the full version of Camper Service and how much does it cost?
The full version of Camper Service is a one-time purchase that removes ads and unlocks features like CarPlay, unlimited saved places, and Siri integration. The price for the full version is not specified in the provided data.
How often is Camper Service updated?
The app is updated regularly, with each app update bringing a new data set for the disposal and water stations. The last update was on 2026-10-09.
What countries does Camper Service cover?
Camper Service covers 45 countries across Europe, including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Scandinavia, with over 16,000 disposal points and 6,000 water stations.
Can I use Camper Service without an internet connection?
Yes, all data is stored on the device, allowing Camper Service to be used even in areas with no network signal, such as mountain passes.
Is Camper Service suitable for all ages?
Camper Service has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for most users. The app focuses on practical travel information for vehicle owners.
What devices does Camper Service support?
Camper Service currently supports iPhones. The app was released on 2026-10-01 and is available on the latest version 1.1.1.
How does Camper Service ensure data accuracy?
The app clearly marks each feature as confirmed, probable, or unknown, and shows when the entry was last edited. It only states what is in the data, avoiding unsubstantiated claims.