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Openvan Travel

io.github.Kopaev/openvan-travel

Vanlife & RV travel data. Fuel, weather, currency, events, news. https://openvan.camp/en/developers

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Tools (11)

get_fuel_prices

Current retail fuel prices (gasoline, diesel, LPG, CNG) for 125+ countries. Pass country_code to get one country in detail; omit it for a summary list.

compare_fuel_prices

Compare current prices for one fuel type across 2-10 countries. Returns sorted table cheapest-first.

find_cheapest_fuel

Find the cheapest countries for a given fuel type in a region (or worldwide). Useful for route planning.

get_vansky_weather

Get VanSky vanlife weather suitability score (0-100) for a country: van_score, sleep_score, solar yield, driving conditions, awning safety, condensation risk, 7-day forecast.

list_vansky_top

List the top N countries with the highest VanSky van-travel suitability score today.

list_events

List vanlife events: expos (Caravan Salon), festivals, meetups, forums, road trips. Filter by status, type, country, or free-text search.

get_event

Get full details for a single vanlife event by its slug.

search_stories

Search aggregated vanlife news stories (7 languages, 400+ sources). Filter by search query, category, country, locale.

compare_vanbasket

Compare food price index between two countries (world average = 100). Higher number = more expensive food.

get_vanbasket

Get VanBasket food price index details for one country.

get_currency_rate

Convert an amount between two currencies using live rates (150+ currencies, daily updates).

Endpoint

https://mcp.openvan.camp/mcp
Category: Maps & Weather · Last checked: 2026-07-30T13:48:24Z

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