Campervan, RV & Vanlife News
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has bought a luxury Airstream caravan branded with Supreme for £67,000. He revealed it in his YouTube series, which has about 4.4 million subscribers. The caravan, purchased in the US, features a kitchen and seating area, all decorated with Supreme products. Haaland plans to drive it to a location and spend the night inside.
Erling Haaland, Manchester City forward, purchased an Airstream camper with Supreme branding for £67,000. He revealed the purchase on his YouTube channel, which has about 4.4 million subscribers. Haaland said he plans to use the camper for overnight trips. The Airstream features a kitchen with a sink, stove, and refrigerator, as well as seating areas. Some luxury Airstream models can cost over £110,000.
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A report details a 25-day motorhome trip along the Croatian coast from Rovinj to Dubrovnik. The route covers Istria, Opatija, Plitvice Lakes, Šibenik, Trogir, Split, Makarska Riviera, and islands. It notes narrow winding roads, limited parking to campsites, high peak-season prices, and predominantly pebble beaches.
Australian company Headspace Campers has converted a Toyota HiAce LWB into a 4x4 camper, using a transfer case from the Land Cruiser 200, low-range gearing and dual air-locking differentials. The vehicle rides on 35-inch tires, retains its 2.8-liter turbo-diesel (174 hp, 450 Nm), and gains fuel tanks totaling 275 liters, a slide-out kitchen, a pop-up roof and a 48-volt electrical system. Payload is 1,500–1,600 kg, towing capacity is 1,700 kg.
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Morocco attracts 10,000–12,000 French motorhome travelers yearly, drawn by climate, proximity, and infrastructure, boosting local economies.
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Oman's consumer protection authority in Barka, with the public prosecutor, temporarily closed a caravan manufacturer after consumer complaints about unfulfilled contractual obligations.
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French magazine Le Monde du Camping-Car highlights Morocco's appeal for motorhome travelers. An estimated 10,000–12,000 French motorhome tourists visit annually.
Four people were injured on Saturday afternoon on federal highway B77 between Busdorf and Jagel in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, when an electric Audi driver attempted an overtaking maneuver despite a no-passing zone. The car collided head-on with an oncoming motorhome. The truck being overtaken was also damaged. Police closed the road for rescue operations and launched an investigation.
Organizers of the Mundi Mundi Bash near Broken Hill opened the gates for free entry on the final day after weather improved. Heavy rain had made parts of the camping area unusable, preventing thousands of ticket holders from attending. Founder Greg Donovan said about 75 mm of rain fell over 11 days, a third of Broken Hill's annual average. Around 10,000 attendees showed up, compared to the expected 15,000.
Environmental security forces arrested a citizen for camping without a permit in Imam Faisal bin Turki reserve. He faces a fine of up to 3000 Saudi riyals.
The Forest Conservation Directorate of Annaba Province, together with the National Gendarmerie, conducted a patrol in the Chetaibi forest to prevent wildfires. The measures include a ban on camping, entry, and movement within forest areas, especially during high-temperature periods. The operation is part of the 2026 wildfire prevention campaign.
The province of Ifrane is carrying out extensive renovations of youth infrastructure, including camps, youth centers, and sports facilities. About 100 million dirhams have been allocated for the rehabilitation of the Khrouzouza camp, with similar amounts for the Ben Smim and Ras El Ma camps. The capacity of camps is expected to reach 1,600 participants, and a new camp is planned in Tioumliline. Work on neighborhood sports centers is 95% complete.
A fire broke out in Dahshur, Giza, engulfing a group of caravans parked in front of the Wadi Degla club. Civil defense forces quickly responded and extinguished the flames, preventing the fire from spreading to nearby structures. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism has approved 177 standards for classifying tourist camps, covering licensing, safety, services, and equipment. The standards define camps as facilities providing tents, equipped plots, motorhomes, and caravans, with requirements for fencing, sanitary facilities, and a reception area. They also mandate food services, including local dishes, and online booking. Plot sizes range from 30 to 60 square meters, with an additional 30 square meters for caravans, and running water must be available at 50% of plots.
Jeddah Municipality conducted a field campaign on the northern beach of Abhur, resulting in the demolition of several camps and the removal of caravans used for short-term rentals. Prior to the action, owners were issued warnings explaining the regulations and given a period to rectify violations. After the deadline, field teams continued monitoring and took legal measures, including penalties, against unresolved violations.
A delegation led by the regional director of youth in Essaouira, Mohamed Driouch, visited the Sidi Kaouki National Ecological Camping Center. The visit focused on reviewing accommodation conditions, educational and animation programs, and safety and protection mechanisms. Workshops on environment and road safety were highlighted as key components of citizenship education.
Kuwait's Environment Police Department announced a ban on leveling and clearing camping sites, as well as on constructing buildings with bricks, cement, or other building materials. Violators face a 250 Kuwaiti dinar fine for illegal fishing using 'shrib' bait, and some violations can be settled for 50 dinars.
Special forces for environmental security detained a citizen for violating environmental regulations by camping without a permit in the Imam Faisal bin Turki Royal Reserve. Legal procedures were applied against the offender.
A family from Medina has set up an overnight stay in a rural camper in the highlands of the Asir region. The report was filed by Al-Ekhbariya correspondent Abdulrahman Al-Ahmadi. The offer includes accommodation in the camper, with further details undisclosed.
Saudi environmental security forces detained a citizen for camping without a permit in the Imam Faisal bin Turki Royal Reserve. The violator faces a fine of up to 3000 Saudi riyals.