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Two Turkish emigrant workers, who lived in Germany for about 50 years, bought caravans for travel after retirement. They toured several European countries and are now exploring Turkey to remedy their homesickness. They have been on the road constantly since 2023.
Turkish guest workers travel homeland by caravan after retirement in Germany
Two Turkish guest workers, after long-term employment in Germany, purchased a caravan for traveling across Turkey upon retirement. They began their journeys in 2023, having previously toured several European countries with their caravan. They are now exploring their native Sivas province to make up for decades of separation from their homeland.
Growing demand for tiny houses in Ankara faces legal hurdles
Interest in tiny houses is increasing in Ankara as an alternative to urban life. Preferred areas are Ayaş, Güdül, and Gölbaşı, but placement on agricultural land is prohibited. Major challenges include lack of infrastructure and risks associated with cooperative share purchases.
Caravan boom in Turkey leads to quality and etiquette issues
Demand for caravans in Turkey surged after the pandemic and earthquakes, flooding the market with opportunistic manufacturers and new owners. Many low-quality trailers are sold at inflated prices, while some owners disregard camping etiquette, causing conflicts at sites.
Which RV Toilet to Choose: Complete Guide to Types, Technologies and Costs
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.
Uşak Camping and Caravan Association launches membership drive
The Uşak Camping and Caravan Association has announced the start of its 2026 membership recruitment campaign. Association President Mert Okkaoğlu invited nature lovers to join the organization to build a stronger, more unified community. The association plans to organize events for camping and caravan enthusiasts in the new season.
Mount Erciyes becomes a new winter route for caravan enthusiasts
Mount Erciyes in Turkey is attracting an increasing number of caravan enthusiasts during the winter season. The destination's popularity is growing due to its developed infrastructure for winter sports and camping opportunities.
Best Motorhome Apps 2026: How to Find the Perfect Parking and Camping Spot
Complete guide to the best apps for finding motorhome parking spots and campsites in 2026. Free and paid options for Russia, Europe, and worldwide.
Wolf caught on caravan camera at Lake Terkos
A night vision surveillance camera set up on a caravan recorded a wolf on the shore of Lake Terkos in Istanbul. The caravan owner discovered the footage in the morning. The incident has drawn attention on social media and among nature enthusiasts.
Çağatay Ulusoy reveals interior of his caravan
Turkish actor Çağatay Ulusoy has shown the interior of his caravan for the first time. The design features a nautical theme with blue and white colors, and the conversion reportedly cost around 1 million Turkish lira.
Wolf captured on caravan camper's trail camera at Terkos Lake
A wildlife camera set up by a caravan camper recorded a wolf roaming the shores of Terkos Lake in Istanbul. The camper discovered the footage in the morning, which has attracted significant attention.
Turkish entrepreneur sells house, moves into caravan full-time
Taner Şenay sold his house in Istanbul and has been living full-time in a caravan for two years. The total living area, including a winter garden, is about 100 m², with monthly costs, including the park rental, around 12,000 Turkish lira.
Sındırgı residents live in caravans after earthquakes
Following a series of earthquakes in the Sındırgı district of Balıkesir, some residents have moved into caravans due to fear of aftershocks. Locals state they do not feel safe in their homes. A caravan seller reports increased demand for such temporary housing.
Family moves from city to caravan with four-year-old daughter
A family from Turkey has left city life to live in a caravan. Elif and Bülent Ovacıkaşı, with their four-year-old daughter İdil, have adopted a minimalist lifestyle, facing limitations with water and amenities. They plan to settle down when the child reaches school age.
Sındırgı residents opt for caravans due to ongoing aftershocks
Following earthquakes in August and October in Balıkesir's Sındırgı district, persistent aftershocks have left residents feeling unsafe in their homes. Many have moved into caravans parked outside, using them as temporary dwellings. Sellers report increased demand for caravans as a secure, mobile housing solution that can later be repurposed for vacations.
Turkish carpet repairman moves workshop to caravan after earthquakes
A carpet repairman in Turkey's Sındırgı district has relocated his business to a caravan following a series of earthquakes. Yusuf Öztürk stated he no longer feels safe in buildings and now lives and works from the mobile workshop, serving customers from across the country.
Family from Istanbul moves to live in a caravan
A family of three swapped city life in Istanbul for living in a caravan on the coast of Marmaris. The decision was made when their daughter turned four years old. They now live a nomadic life by the sea, moving along the coastline.
Support for Camping and Caravan Culture in Niğde (Video News)
The Niğde Camping and Caravan Association held a promotional event for the 'Discover Niğde's Nature - Camping and Caravan Exploration Routes' project, funded by the General Directorate of Relations with Civil Society. The project aims to promote camping culture, increase environmental awareness, and connect children with nature in the Niğde region, particularly highlighting the potential of the Demirkazık and Aladağlar areas. Equipment purchased with the grant, including tents and common area gear, is available for use by association members.