Driving a motorhome in the Netherlands
No motorway tolls, environmental zones (milieuzones) for older diesels and new zero-emission zones for vans and lorries.
Motorways, tolls and vignettes
What a vignette is: in some European countries you buy a permit before using the motorways, now often digital and linked to the number plate, valid for a set period instead of paying at toll booths.
Motorways are free and no vignette is needed. Only a few tunnels are tolled, such as the Westerschelde tunnel and the Kil tunnel.
Environmental sticker, ZTL and low emission zones
There is no sticker: access to milieuzones is checked by cameras reading number plates, and the rules also apply to foreign vehicles. Many cities restrict older diesels, while zero-emission zones concern vans and lorries.
Low emission zones in our data
41 zones, including: LEZ Breda 26072026, LEZ Delft, LEZ Den Haag, LEZ Haarlem, LEZ Leiden, LEZ Rijswijk, LEZ Rotterdam Maasvlakte, LEZ Utrecht, Milieuzone Amsterdam, Milieuzone Arnhem actualisering per 1 juni 2026, Milieuzone Maastricht, Venlo….
Useful rules for motorhome travellers
Outside campsites and motorhome areas, spending the night in a motorhome is often forbidden by municipal bylaws.
Information checked on 30 October 2026. Rules change: always check the official websites before you leave.
Motorhome stopovers and campsites in the Netherlands
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