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Paraná proposes regulating RVs and motorhomes: possible camping spots Law & Regulations © 9 Digital - Mi 9
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Paraná proposes regulating RVs and motorhomes: possible camping spots

A draft ordinance in Paraná's Deliberative Council aims to regulate tourism in RVs, motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers. The plan includes designating public areas for camping and overnight stays, equipping them with basic infrastructure (drinking water, electricity, toilets, showers, effluent treatment, waste management), and installing signage. Proposed camping sites include Camping Toma Nueva, the Botanical Park, and Nuevo Humberto Cayetano Varisco Park; overnight areas include Monumento a Urquiza, Plaza Mujeres Entrerrianas, Balneario Thompson, and Parque Urquiza. Users must register in advance, prove vehicle safety compliance, and pay a usage fee via the Mi Paraná app. Maximum stay is 7 business days in camping areas (one extension allowed) and 3 business days in overnight areas (one extension allowed). Violations may result in fines and vehicle removal.

Source: 9 Digital - Mi 9 SPA
Motorhome fire in Lago Puelo under investigation: missing items reported, theft suspected Incidents © noticiasdelbolson.com.ar
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Motorhome fire in Lago Puelo under investigation: missing items reported, theft suspected

A motorhome owned by tourists visiting relatives in Lago Puelo caught fire early Thursday. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, preventing it from spreading to nearby cabins. Missing items were found inside the vehicle, prompting a theft complaint. Police, forensic experts, and prosecutors are investigating the cause of the fire and its possible link to the reported theft.

Source: noticiasdelbolson.com.ar SPA
Builds AR Argentina

Rosario Municipal Bank auctions used city buses from 8 million pesos for motorhome conversions

The Municipal Bank of Rosario has launched an online auction of used city buses with starting prices from 8 million pesos. Interested parties must register on the bank's platform and provide a bid guarantee. The buses are reported to be in good condition and suitable for conversion into motorhomes, mobile offices, or food units. The auction is conducted entirely online, with each lot including technical details and photos.

Source: ON24 | Información Precisa. Periodismo en serio SPA
Argentine ex-businessman converts fire truck into motorhome for retirement travels Lifestyle © baenegocios.com
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Argentine ex-businessman converts fire truck into motorhome for retirement travels

Mario, a 71-year-old from Pilar, handed over his travel agency to his son and set off across Argentina in a converted 1989 Volvo fire truck. The vehicle features solar panels, a security camera system, and hydraulic stabilizers, with a range of about 2,000 km. His first trip was a three-month journey through northern Argentina with his grandson.

Source: baenegocios.com SPA
Tourist trapped with family for 24 hours in snow-covered vehicle in Catamarca Incidents © diariopopular.com.ar
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Tourist trapped with family for 24 hours in snow-covered vehicle in Catamarca

A group of travelers was stranded by a heavy snowstorm on Mount Pissis in Argentina's Catamarca province. One of those affected admitted they were unprepared, and tourism officials called for stronger preventive measures. Fernando Millán, a tourist from Buenos Aires, spent nearly 24 hours trapped inside his vehicle with his family after a sudden whiteout covered the road in minutes. According to Millán, they had left before the expected weather change, but around 2:00 p.m. the convoy of several vehicles became stuck. Snow blocked the exhaust pipe, forcing them to turn off the engine due to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Civil defense personnel reached the area on foot and evacuated the tourists via an alternate route, as clearing the main road was impossible. A total of 120 people were rescued in the operation.

Source: diariopopular.com.ar SPA
Father and daughter stranded in motorhome in snow after GPS route in Neuquén Incidents © Diario El Cordillerano
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Father and daughter stranded in motorhome in snow after GPS route in Neuquén

In Neuquén province, Argentina, a 60-year-old man and his daughter became stranded in their motorhome on a snow-covered road in the Santo Tomás area after following a GPS route that did not account for actual driving conditions. Rescue teams evacuated the pair to Las Coloradas, where they received accommodation and medical checks; both were unharmed. The motorhome remained at the site until the next day for recovery by heavy machinery.

Source: Diario El Cordillerano SPA
Rescue in Neuquén: GPS led motorhome onto impassable road Incidents © zapalaya.com.ar
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Rescue in Neuquén: GPS led motorhome onto impassable road

In Neuquén province, Argentina, rescuers evacuated a father and daughter from Mendoza whose motorhome got stuck on a washed-out road. GPS directed them onto a section of Provincial Route 47 that was impassable. Both were unharmed; the motorhome remains at the site.

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Up to 20 SUVs illegally enter protected areas in Neuquén mountain range Incidents © adnsur.com.ar
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Up to 20 SUVs illegally enter protected areas in Neuquén mountain range

In Argentina, illegal entry of 4x4 convoys into the Batea Mahuida Natural Protected Area has been reported. Local authorities say groups of SUVs, including tourists from Brazil, access restricted zones such as El Arco and Laguna Corazón, causing environmental damage. Lorenzo Lorente, president of the Villa Pehuenia Volunteer Firefighters Association, stated that caravans of up to 20 vehicles operate and avoid official rescue services to evade detection. This year, no access control has been implemented at the site, worsening the problem.

Source: adnsur.com.ar SPA
Patagonia resident spends less than 200,000 pesos per month living in a motorhome Lifestyle © Hablando Claro
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Patagonia resident spends less than 200,000 pesos per month living in a motorhome

Camila, a former office worker from Neuquén, converted an old Traffic van into a motorhome and lives in Patagonia on a budget of under 200,000 pesos per month. Her main expenses include fuel (60,000–80,000 pesos), food (45,000–55,000 pesos), and gas and maintenance (20,000–30,000 pesos). She earns income through photography, writing trail guides, and bartering services for accommodation, while using free campsites and municipal showers.

Source: Hablando Claro SPA
Puerto Madryn tightens controls on motorhomes on Hansen Street Law & Regulations © Canal 12 Web
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Puerto Madryn tightens controls on motorhomes on Hansen Street

The municipality of Puerto Madryn has stepped up inspections of motorhomes and travel trailers on Hansen Street following resident complaints. Local regulations permit parking from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. but prohibit overnight stays. Traffic director Gustavo Fernández said night patrols enforce the ordinance. Authorities are also working to remove a motorhome occupied by a homeless person, coordinating with community and social services.

Source: Canal 12 Web SPA
Openings AR Argentina

Perito Moreno National Park to allow overnight stays in refuges, domes and motorhomes

Argentina's Perito Moreno National Park in Santa Cruz province has launched the first non-profit tourism concession within the national park system. The project, run by the Banco de Bosques foundation with authorization from the National Parks Administration, will manage refuges, domes, campsites and motorhome areas. Reservations will be made via a website, and volunteers will assist park rangers with maintenance and visitor services. Revenue will be reinvested in infrastructure and conservation.

Source: noticiasargentinas.com SPA
Couple from Trelew sold everything to travel Argentina in a motorhome for three years Lifestyle © Diario Río Negro | Periodismo en la Patagonia
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Couple from Trelew sold everything to travel Argentina in a motorhome for three years

Hugo Eguiluz (39) and Andrea Lormino (38) from Trelew, Chubut province, sold all their belongings and set off on a trip with no return date. They first visited 22 countries in eight months, then returned to Argentina to tour all 23 provinces, starting with little-known towns. They now travel in a converted 2006 Sprinter van with a shower, kitchen and diesel boiler. Their route focuses on small settlements, including villages along Route 23 in Río Negro. The couple runs a blog with over 15,000 YouTube subscribers and 345,000 Instagram followers, partly earning income through content creation and reselling goods.

Source: Diario Río Negro | Periodismo en la Patagonia SPA
Motorhome owner dies in San Martín de los Andes; his dog found by his side Incidents © Mejor Informado
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Motorhome owner dies in San Martín de los Andes; his dog found by his side

Gustavo Fuentes, a resident of Esquel, was found dead in his motorhome in downtown San Martín de los Andes. An autopsy determined the cause of death as a heart attack. Inside the vehicle, his six-year-old golden retriever was found, having stayed by his side. The dog had gone without food or water for about three days before being placed with a new family.

Source: Mejor Informado SPA
Lifestyle AR Argentina

Three stories of life in a motorhome: from idea to round-the-world trip

The article profiles three families and travelers who left traditional jobs and lifestyles to travel in motorhomes. Key facts: Carolina Fenoy and Santiago Bertaina from Córdoba, Argentina, sold everything in 2019 and set off on a round-the-world trip in a homemade camper, later converting a Toyota Hilux 4x4 into a motorhome and driving from Ushuaia to Alaska. Shiru Lerner, 35, has been traveling alone in her motorhome 'La Zorra' for three years, covering over 50,000 km, and plans to reach Alaska. Patricia Fehr and Germán de Córdova from San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Argentina, have lived since 2003 in a converted school bus with their daughter Inti (17) and dog, funding the trip through lectures and content sales. All note that motorhome life requires managing daily chores (water, gas, electricity) and adapting to constant movement.

Source: LA NACION SPA
Family travels in motorhome linking three countries Lifestyle © El Territorio
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Family travels in motorhome linking three countries

A family of three — an Argentine from Córdoba, his Chilean wife, and their daughter born in Argentina who spent part of her childhood in Brazil — travels in a motorhome purchased in Brazil. They have toured several provinces of Argentina and Chile, and lived in Brazil for four years. The daughter studies remotely at a school in Santo Pipó and occasionally attends in person.

Source: El Territorio SPA
Argentine fans sell homes, take loans to buy motorhomes for 2026 World Cup Lifestyle © k.sina.com.cn
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Argentine fans sell homes, take loans to buy motorhomes for 2026 World Cup

During the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico, Argentine fans are selling their homes and taking out loans to purchase motorhomes to see Lionel Messi play live. Each motorhome costs between $20,000 and $50,000, and fans form convoys traveling up to 400 km per day along the Pan-American Highway. The vehicles are equipped with beds, kitchens, satellite TV and solar panels. One fan, 45-year-old truck driver Lorenzo Rodriguez, mortgaged his repair shop to buy a motorhome and set off with three friends.

Source: k.sina.com.cn ZHO

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