According to a study, Bulgaria has become the most suitable country for motorhome travel due to low fuel prices and tolerant attitudes towards wild camping. In Georgia, wild camping is completely legal, while Romania and Cyprus attract with favorable climate and scenic roads. In Western Europe, careful planning is required due to toll roads, environmental zones, and bans on wild camping.

Bulgarian manufacturer HIP Campers debuted the 4Family motorhome for families at the Caravan Salon. The 7.2-meter-long model on an AL-KO chassis features two electrically lowering double beds above different lounge areas, creating two separate rooms. The starting price is 149,999 euros and can rise to 199,999 euros depending on the equipment.

Bulgarian company Hip Campers is launching the fully integrated Hip 4Family motorhome based on a Mercedes Sprinter. The 7.2-meter model features no fixed beds, with two full-size double beds (140x200 cm) descending from the ceiling above two seating areas. The starting price is €149,999.

A study by rental company Lotus Car Rental has ranked Bulgaria as the best European country for a motorhome road trip. The assessment was based on low fuel prices, tolerance for wild camping, low traffic density, and scenic variety. Georgia and Romania also made the top five, while France and Germany scored highly on infrastructure but poorly on cost and wild camping freedom.

Italian manufacturer Wingamm has introduced new compact caravan models, the Rookie 3.5 and Rookie Cross. They are built using a seamless monocoque construction from fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP), which prevents water ingress. The trailer is 4.99 meters long and weighs between 750 and 1000 kg. The Cross version features increased ground clearance and all-terrain tires.

Bulgarian startup Hip Campers has introduced the Hip 4Family motorhome with an unconventional layout. The 7.2-meter model on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis features two lounge areas with double beds that descend from the ceiling. The base version starts at 149,999 euros, and driving it in the Netherlands requires a C1 license due to its 3,300 kg weight.

Bulgarian manufacturer Hip Campers presented the luxury motorhome Hip 4Family for families at Caravan Salon 2025. The 7.2-meter model on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis features two seating areas but no fixed beds, with four sleeping places created via drop-down beds. The starting price is €149,999.

Three bodies have been found inside a camper van in Bulgaria. Preliminary police data indicates the shooting occurred inside the vehicle, with no signs of gunfire outside. Both murder and suicide scenarios are being investigated.

The Mercedes Hymer camper van, where the bodies of Ivalyo Kalushev and two young men were found, was registered in Bulgaria in October 2025. The 2025 model year motorhome with four-wheel drive and an expedition body is valued at approximately 200,000 euros. The vehicle lacked the international 'Green Card' insurance at the time of the incident.

Travelers in a self-built camper van visited Rila National Park and the Seven Lakes thermal campsite in Bulgaria. They noted the affordable cost of a Green Card (45 euros for 3 months) and low prices in the country. At the campsite, a pitch for two cost about 65 leva, including access to a thermal water pool.

Three people, including two mountain rangers and a teenager, were found dead in a camper van in the Vrachanski Balkan. Police are investigating a possible murder-suicide, bringing the total number of victims in the case to six. All died from gunshot wounds, and a weapon was found at the scene.

The municipal council of Tsarevo, Bulgaria, has designated over 40 properties for temporary placement of tents, motorhomes, and caravans from May to October. The sites are located in Tsarevo, Ahtopol, and nearby villages, on agricultural land, pastures, and forest areas outside beach territories and protected zones. The move aims to regulate wild camping by providing designated areas with rules for sanitation and fire safety, without establishing new categorized campsites.

The new Bulgarian manufacturer HIP Campers debuted its first model, the 4Family motorhome, at the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon. The 7.2-meter-long motorhome offers four fixed sleeping berths without conversion and has a payload capacity of 900 kg. The base version, featuring a 150 hp Mercedes-Benz diesel engine, starts at 149,999 euros, with market launch scheduled after completion of technical tests and European type-approval.

A ranking of the best European campsites for 2026 has been published. The top 10 list is dominated by sites from Austria, Germany, and Italy, highlighting their supremacy in this tourism segment.

Two serious traffic accidents involving campers occurred in the Haskovo region. On November 14, a 56-year-old Turkish driver lost control of his Opel camper van on the Maritsa highway, hitting a guardrail and overturning; he was hospitalized in critical condition. The following day, a 49-year-old driver crashed his Opel car into a sign and a wooden utility pole in Uzundzhovo village.