European manufacturers have presented a motorhome concept with a built-in garage. The model allows for transporting a compact sports car, enhancing mobility options at the destination. The concept targets a niche market of road travelers.

The camping.info portal has announced the winners of its annual award, based solely on user ratings. For 2026, five campsites in Austria, Germany, and Italy were selected from over 62,000 votes. The winning sites feature extensive amenities such as pools, spa areas, and children's activities.

The spring travel season for motorhomes and camper vans is commencing across Europe. Rental companies are launching promotions, including free extra days for longer bookings and flexible one-way rental options. The season offers milder weather, fewer crowds, and the reopening of campsites after winter closures.

Comprehensive review of all RV and camper toilet types: cassette, portable, gravity, vacuum, macerating, dry flush, sealing, incinerating, composting and separating. Comparison of models, consumables, installation and annual costs.

An analysis of 2025 European toll road data identified the points where German tourists in motorhomes most frequently encounter traffic jams. The busiest toll stations are located on routes to Italy and France, with peak congestion in August and during midday hours. Nearly half of all toll kilometers driven were in France, largely due to seasonal travel to wintering spots in Spain.

Complete guide to the best apps for finding motorhome parking spots and campsites in 2026. Free and paid options for Russia, Europe, and worldwide.

Promobil magazine has compiled a ranking of Europe's best campsites for 2026 based on an analysis of over 25,000 camper reviews. The top three spots are held by Club Camping Jesolo International in Italy, Camping De Kleine Wolf in the Netherlands, and Yelloh! Village Le Brasilia in France. The list also features top-rated sites in Croatia, Austria, Spain, and Germany.

European campsites are increasingly adopting age restrictions, following the trend for child-free holidays. The list includes 12 sites in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, and France, with minimum age requirements of 14, 16, or 18 years. Some locations offer alternative accommodations like wooden caravans or tiny houses.

The ranking of 110 best campsites in Europe has been published based on over 120,000 reviews from more than 62,000 campers. The top spot went to Austria's Camping Sonnenland Lutzmannsburg, with Germany's Campingpark Kühlungsborn ranking second for the second consecutive year. The camping.info Award, presented for the 15th time, is a pure audience award with no jury involved.

There is no unified exchange system for camping gas bottles across Europe. German bottles are not accepted abroad, and connector types vary. The solution is the Euro-Entnahme-Set adapter kit, with a special additional adapter required for Spain and Portugal.

The camping.info Award 2026 has recognized Europe's top campsites based on over 120,000 verified guest reviews. A total of 110 campsites from 44 countries made the list, with Austria's Camping Sonnenland Lutzmannsburg taking the top spot. The selection is entirely review-driven, without jury or editorial input.

The article compiles a selection of European campsites and routes suitable for motorhome travel with bicycles. The list includes locations along popular cycling routes such as EV6 in the Loire Valley, EV7 at Lake Garda, Parenzana in Istria, and the Danube Cycle Path in Wachau. Key amenities for each site are noted, including waste disposal points and e-bike rentals.

CARAVANING magazine has published a list of the ten highest-rated campsites in Europe where dogs are not allowed. The ranking is based on ADAC inspections and guest reviews from platforms like Camping.info and Google. The top sites, located in Italy, Croatia, Switzerland, and the Netherlands, are noted for their cleanliness and facilities.

German magazine Promobil has compiled a list of six campsites and motorhome stops in Europe for 2026. The selection includes locations from Île de Ré in France to the Black Forest in Germany, detailing costs and available services like grey water disposal and pitches for oversized vehicles.