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.

Operating room nurse Lena Samuelsson relocated from Sweden to Norway for a position at UNN hospital in Narvik. She chose to live full-time in a motorhome to test this lifestyle, stating she will find alternative accommodation if it does not work out.

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A 68-year-old Norwegian woman obtained a C1 license to drive her motorhome after its weight exceeded the limit for a standard car license. She made the decision upon retirement to continue traveling with the vehicle.

A caravan owner shares his experience of living in it during sub-zero temperatures. He uses a gas heater and warm clothing to cope with the cold. The main challenges are condensation and limited gas supply.

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Two men from Grenland sold all their possessions to buy a house in Kviteseid they had barely seen. They now live in a caravan by the Telemarkskanalen, where they plan to stay for several years. The purchase was conducted via poor mobile connection at open sea without prior financing.

The NKC club has published a guide for motorhome trips to Scandinavia in winter. The journey requires at least three weeks and preparation for temperatures as low as -30°C. Experts advise against using the motorhome's water system in severe frost to prevent pipe bursts and recommend specific viewing locations for the aurora borealis.

Norwegian Patrick Carlos Olsen has lived in a motorhome for seven years while working remotely. He states this lifestyle is more social than commonly perceived, though it complicates dating. Fuel is the primary expense.

The first camper van has been installed at the Aker Brygge waterfront in Oslo 17 days before the event's opening. Organizers plan to spend approximately 100,000 Norwegian kroner for the three-week placement during winter conditions.

A Norwegian couple, aged 23 and 26, has made a drastic lifestyle change. They quit their jobs, sold their house, and plan to live in a converted vehicle. The decision was made in the summer of 2025 after they became a couple.

Yrjan Olsnes, a Norwegian businessman, leaves his expensive watch in his motorhome when he goes for a swim in the sea. This highlights a practical approach to luxury and leisure, combining high-value assets with a mobile lifestyle.

A housing crisis in Norway is forcing people, including young professionals, to live in motorhomes and temporary structures. Viktoria Berglund (32) cannot find permanent housing in Lyngen municipality, despite local authorities' efforts to attract tourism. The situation is common among other residents in the region.

Scandinavia experts debunk the myth of the region being completely overcrowded. The issue is the concentration of tourists in a few popular hotspots during peak season, while vast areas remain empty. Key advice includes avoiding hyped locations, using verified apps to find parking spots, and respecting local rules, especially regarding the right of public access, which does not apply to motor vehicles.

Jan-Ketil Smørdal (61), a millionaire, lives for nine months of the year in an old caravan from 1988. The article reports on his lifestyle choice, contrasting his wealth with his long-term residence in the vintage towable RV.

A review of motorhome facilities in Norway's ten largest cities reveals significant challenges for visitors, particularly regarding central, year-round parking. While cities like Fredrikstad, Ålesund, and Tønsberg offer good, accessible facilities, Oslo and Trondheim face criticism for limited central options and winter closures. The overall assessment is that most major cities have not adequately catered to this growing visitor segment, with high land prices near city centers being a key obstacle.

The number of motorhomes in Norway is increasing, including foreign tourists, creating demand for simple overnight spots. The editor of Bobilverden.no suggests municipalities reserve some regular parking spaces for motorhomes, adding signs and ensuring access to dump stations. This would cater to owners with different budgets without building expensive campsites.

Norway has officially designated 18 National Tourist Routes suitable for travel by car and camper. The article highlights four of them: Aurlandsfjellet (48 km), Old Strynefjellsvegen (28 km), Trollstigen, and Sognefjellsvegen (110 km). These roads traverse mountain passes, fjords, and viewpoints like Stegastein.

A couple from Oslo completed their goal of playing every 18-hole golf course in Norway using their motorhome. Over two years, they traveled more than 20,000 kilometers, finishing at Meland GK near Bergen this autumn. The journey highlighted the widespread volunteer efforts at Norwegian clubs and the country's varied golfing landscapes.