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'''El Camino Real''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]] for '''The Royal Road''' or '''[[King's Highway (disambiguation)|The King's Highway]]''') was the name of a series of pre-automobile [[highway]]s linking the various [[New World]] colonies of Spain:

* There is a '''Camino Real''' in [[California]], also known as the ''California Mission Trail''; see: [[El Camino Real (California)]].
* There is a '''Camino Real''' in [[Yucatán]] and [[Campeche]], Mexico that connected the colonial cities of [[Mérida]] and [[Campeche City]].
* A '''Camino Real''' runs through Texas into Louisiana; see: [[Old San Antonio Road]].
* Another '''Camino Real''' is a historic road that went from [[Mexico City, Mexico]] to [[Santa Fe, New Mexico]]; see [[El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro]].
* '''Camino Real''' is a grand boulevard in [[Boca Raton, Florida]].
* Another connects [[Panama City]] and [[Portobelo, Panama]]; see [[El Camino Real (Panama)]].
* The Spanish rulers of South America called the backbone of the [[Inca road system]] ''Camino Real''.

'''Camino Real''' can also refer to other things:

* ''[[Camino Real (play)|Camino Real]]'' is a play by [[Tennessee Williams]].
* The [[Episcopal Diocese of El Camino Real]] of the [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America|Episcopal Church]] is named for the California road.
* [[El Camino Real (music)|El Camino Real]] is a [[concert band]] piece by [[Alfred Reed]].
* ''[[El Camino Real (album)|El Camino Real]]'' is an album by [[Carmaig de Forest]].
* [[El Camino Real High School]] is noted for their [[Academic Decathlon]] success.
* ''El Camino Real'' is an album by [[William Basinski]]
* [[Camino Real Hotels]] a Mexican Chain of hotels 

'''Camino Royale''' is a song by [[Steve Hackett]] which appeared first on his 1983 album ''Highly Strung''.

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