Dutch family travels to Mongolia in a camper van with two young children

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.

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.

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.

A Knaus motorhome for three people is available for short-term rental in the Netherlands. The listing is published on the regional portal ZeelandNet.

The owners reported their motorhome was stolen after being rented out. The vehicle was not returned, resulting in financial damage and legal proceedings.

Publisher Silver Lining Interactive and developer Square Glade Games announced the release date for Outbound. The open-world exploration game, where players live in and customize a van, will launch on April 23 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PS5. A playable demo is now available for Switch and Switch 2.