Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation launches pilot program for camper van and caravan long-term parking permits at Wongok public parking lot

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation in South Korea will begin a pilot program for long-term parking permits for camper vans in January 2026. The six-month trial at the Wongok-myeon public parking lot is limited to local residents, operates in three-month blocks, and requires an application process with vehicle documentation. The initiative addresses a shortage of long-term parking spaces due to rising camper van ownership and aims to reduce illegal parking complaints.

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation is launching a pilot program for regular parking passes for campervans and caravans at the Wongok public parking lot starting January 2026. The six-month pilot is limited to local residents with their own vehicles, operating in three-month cycles. The initiative aims to address the shortage of long-term parking spaces for camper owners and reduce illegal parking complaints in residential areas.

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation in South Korea will begin a six-month pilot program for camper van long-term parking permits in January 2026. The program, limited to local residents, aims to address parking space shortages and illegal parking complaints. Permits will be issued quarterly, with fees doubling if a vehicle occupies more than one standard parking space.

Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation will begin a six-month pilot program in January, offering quarterly parking permits for campervans and caravans at the Wongok-myeon public parking lot. The program is limited to local residents with their own vehicles and aims to address a shortage of long-term parking spaces. Permits are issued quarterly, with applications accepted in the final month of each quarter, and fees double if a vehicle occupies more than one standard parking space.

The Anseong City Facility Management Corporation will begin a trial operation of a regular parking pass system for camping cars and caravans at the Wongok-myeon public parking lot in January. The six-month pilot is limited to local residents with their own vehicles, operating in three-month blocks. The initiative aims to address a shortage of long-term parking spaces and reduce illegal parking complaints.

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation will pilot a regular parking pass system for campervans and caravans at the Wongok public parking lot starting in January. The six-month pilot is limited to local residents with their own vehicles, operating in three-month blocks, with applications accepted quarterly. The initiative addresses a shortage of long-term parking space due to a surge in camper ownership and aims to reduce illegal parking complaints.

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation will begin a six-month pilot program in January to offer long-term parking permits for camper vans and caravans at the Wongok public parking lot. The program, limited to local residents who own their vehicles, aims to address the shortage of long-term parking spaces caused by a surge in camper ownership and restrictions in residential areas. Permits will be issued quarterly, with fees doubling if a vehicle occupies more than one standard parking space.