Prague-based company Anywhere Campers Prague has introduced special offers for the new travel season. Customers renting a motorhome for six days receive one extra day free, while a seven-day booking includes two additional days at no cost. The company also provides a one-way rental service, enabling pick-up and drop-off in different locations, which is suitable for long-distance trips such as touring Norway.

The increasing number of novice motorhome users in the Netherlands raises the risk of technical and logistical errors. Key issues include incorrect weight distribution, neglecting to monitor fluids and electricity, violating local parking rules, forgetting leveling blocks, and unrealistic distance planning. These mistakes can result in damage, fines, and equipment failure.

Citroën presented the ELO electric concept car at the Brussels Motor Show. The 4.1-meter-long vehicle features a transformable interior for up to six people, serving as a sleeping area, mobile office, or mini-cinema. The doors open to a width of 1.92 meters, and the roof includes a large opening section.

Moka RV has introduced the Le Supia GT camper van based on the Renault Master. The model is optimized for two people and features a foldable furniture set, kitchen, toilet, and a frost-proof plumbing system. It offers ample storage and can seat up to four passengers while driving.

Prosecutors have launched an investigation following the insolvency of a major motorhome dealer in Wesseling. The probe examines allegations of fraud, breach of trust, and bankruptcy-related offenses. The company is suspected of continuing to sell motorhomes and accept customer payments after filing for insolvency without delivering the vehicles.

Geumsan County in South Korea has prohibited cooking and overnight camping in camper vans at public parking lots. The ban aims to maintain order and safety, citing that such activities obstruct parking for other vehicles and increase fire hazards. Violators will face administrative guidance and fines.

A man was detained while attempting to steal from a parked motorhome in El Bolsón. The incident occurred at 8:30 PM on Tuesday on Rivadavia Street, where the 26-year-old intruder entered the vehicle. During the arrest, he resisted and caused physical injuries to a woman. Stolen items, including a TV and electronics, were recovered and returned to the owners.

A disaster prevention specialist explains how recreational vehicle living experience can be adapted for emergency evacuation. Key points include a ban on indoor cooking, the necessity of checking hazard maps, and the importance of considering local conditions. Practicing overnight stays in a vehicle at home is recommended as preparation.

A motorhome veered off the road and crashed into a private backyard. The incident occurred after the vehicle caught fire. Firefighters required approximately 20 minutes to extinguish the flames.

Wonju City in South Korea plans to create a dedicated parking lot for caravans and camper vans to address resident inconvenience. The facility will feature approximately 80 spaces, CCTV surveillance, and electric vehicle charging stations. Construction is scheduled to begin soon.

Oregon State Parks are considering an increase in fees for full-hookup RV sites. The nightly rate could rise to $80. The proposed change is attributed to rising operational costs and the need for infrastructure maintenance.

During cold seasons, a home cinema can be set up inside a camper van. The recommendation is to use a compact projector and warm LED lanterns to create a relaxing ambiance. Electric blankets and flasks are also suggested to maintain a comfortable temperature.

A couple has spent four years living full-time in a camper van while traveling across Spain. They report using only two butane gas bottles per year for their energy needs, highlighting an extreme example of minimalist mobile living.

Camco has introduced the 40052 brass water pressure regulator for RV and camper water systems. The device features 3/4-inch fittings and is designed to protect plumbing from pressure spikes at campground hookups.

The municipality of Araçatuba held a public hearing on draft rules for permitting trailers on public land. On January 3, around 80 participants reviewed the proposed regulations and asked questions. The initiative aims to regulate the placement of mobile commercial ventures and ensure transparency in the permitting process.

The publication is a structured guide for beginners interested in the RV lifestyle. It outlines the main types of vehicles, basic infrastructure requirements, and key aspects of travel planning.

Leisurewize has introduced the Twin Towing Mirrors, a set of stick-on side mirrors to improve visibility when towing. The mirrors feature both flat and convex lenses, are designed for caravans, trailers, and campervans, and require no tools for installation.

A 22-year-old from Tennessee built a tiny home on a 2003 Ford Ranger truck bed to live rent-free and travel. He started the $3,000 DIY project in January 2025. According to the RV Industry Association, approximately 486,000 U.S. citizens now live full-time in RVs, with Gen Z and millennials making up 22% of owners.

Caravan park operators in Australia are experiencing sharp increases in insurance premiums and reduced coverage due to frequent natural disasters. Association data indicates some premiums have risen by 300% since 2020, with excesses for specific risks reaching AUD 50,000. This threatens the financial viability of many parks that are crucial for domestic tourism.

A two-pack of foldable ground mounts for solar panels has been presented. The steel rack construction is intended for use with campers, RVs, and off-grid systems. The mounts allow panels to be positioned on the ground for improved efficiency.

One of the lightest camper designs was developed in East Germany. The concept draws inspiration from the Trabant car and features a minimalist approach to the living space layout.

Vandals ripped down and threw over a cliff traffic signs prohibiting overnight motorhome parking in the coastal areas of Sandsend and Cayton Bay in North Yorkshire. The county council introduced an experimental ban due to the increased number of motorhomes but faced overwhelming objections and vandalism, which disrupted data collection. A final decision on making the ban permanent will be made next month based on data from only two of the three planned sites.

The authorities in Bern plan to revoke blue zone parking permits for motorhome owners and individuals with access to private parking spaces starting in 2027. The new regulations, under public consultation until April 30, aim to shift vehicles from public to private parking areas. Enforcement will be carried out by the police.

Authorities in the Cabo de Gata–Níjar Natural Park in Andalusia have tightened controls on motorhomes and camper vans. Environmental agents have evicted vehicles parked illegally in sensitive coastal areas and temporarily closed some parking zones due to saturation. Fines for breaching environmental regulations can exceed 200 euros.

Bulgarian company Nomad's Nest has launched a line of teardrop trailers. The models are inspired by mid-20th century American design and are built for off-road travel.

The Camping-Oase Süplingen campsite reopens for the season on March 20. During the winter, a new bar area was added and comfort facilities were upgraded, with some dates already fully booked.

The Dutch company Ventje has launched the eVentje electric camper van, a conversion based on the VW ID. Buzz. It features a modular wooden interior, an optional pop-up roof, and starts at 95,000 euros. The camper includes a kitchen with an induction hob and a configurable sleeping area for two.

Two entrepreneurs from Craiova have abandoned plans to create a caravan and camping park. The project was halted by the local municipality due to a temporary building ban on the 1000 sq m plot, which would have required the development of a separate urban zoning plan.

Stellantis is recalling Fiat Ducato, Citroën Jumper, Peugeot Boxer, and Opel Movano vans manufactured between November 2024 and July 2025. The recall is due to a potential fault in the fuel return line that could cause a leak and fire. Approximately 24,000 vehicles are affected, including many motorhomes and camper vans built on this platform.

Thule has introduced the new Widesky folding roof tent. It deploys in 30 seconds, weighs 68 kg, and features a mattress that converts into a lounge seat. The tent will be available from April starting at 3,599 euros.