CaravanFest 2027

Karola Madis, who previously traveled in a ready-made motorhome, decided to build her own. The project, initially planned for a couple of months, took several years and involved unexpected costs and setbacks that required redoing completed work.

The 34th motorhome meeting organized by the Estonian Caravan Club is taking place in Obinitsa, Setomaa municipality, Estonia. More than 400 motorhomes have arrived, with nearly a thousand participants. The program includes massage, hairdressing, and pet care services, which are offered for the first time for cats and dogs.

The 34th motorhome rally organized by the Estonian Caravan Club is taking place in the village of Obinitsa in the Setomaa municipality of Estonia. More than 400 motorhomes have arrived at the event, with nearly 1,000 participants, according to ERR News. Liisi Ranamäe, a board member of the Estonian Caravan Club, said comfort and autonomy are the main advantages of motorhome travel. The event program includes entertainment, massage, hairdressing, and pet care services.

The Estonian Caravan Club's 34th motorhome gathering is taking place in Obinitsa, Setomaa municipality, with over 400 caravans and nearly a thousand participants. Organizers have arranged a program that includes pet grooming services for the first time.

An Estonian family converted a bus into a permanent residence and lives in it throughout the year. Kelly Vainlo and Christopher Kallas said they were initially looking for their first shared home and decided to make a motorhome right away. The eight-square-meter bus accommodates up to four people and is insulated for all seasons. The family has already traveled to Italy and plans to go to northern Spain in autumn for surfing.

On Monday at 14:22, a Polish camper van left the road near Ratla village and hit trees. Three occupants were unharmed, but the van was damaged.