Chungju asks RV owners to vacate stadium parking by June 9

The city of Chungju, South Korea, has requested owners of large vehicles, including motorhomes and camper vans, to remove their vehicles from the Chungju Stadium event parking lot by June 9, 2026. This is to prepare for the '2026 Chungju Dive Festival with MyK FESTA'. According to the city, parts of the parking area are occupied by motorhomes, large buses, trucks, and construction equipment, which could cause serious parking shortages during the festival. Authorities note that enforcement options for motorhomes and private cargo vehicles are limited, so they rely on voluntary cooperation.

The city of Chungju, North Chungcheong Province, has requested owners of motorhomes, caravans, and other vehicles that have been parked long-term at the Chungju Stadium parking lot to relocate them by June 9. The move is ahead of the 2026 Chungju Dive Festival (June 11–14). Last year, abandoned RVs and trailers caused parking congestion and inconvenience for festival visitors. Authorities note that while administrative penalties can be applied to large buses and construction equipment, legal measures against private cargo vehicles like motorhomes are limited, and they rely on voluntary compliance.

The city of Chungju (North Chungcheong Province) has requested owners of large vehicles and motorhomes parked long-term at the Chungju Sports Complex to move them by June 9. The move is to prepare for the '2026 Chungju DIVE Festival with MyK FESTA'. An inspection revealed that parts of the event parking area are occupied by motorhomes, buses, trucks, and construction equipment. Authorities fear severe parking disruptions and inconvenience for visitors. Since motorhomes are classified as private cargo vehicles, coercive measures are limited, so voluntary cooperation is being urged.

The city of Chungju has requested owners of large vehicles, including motorhomes and camper vans, to remove their vehicles from the Chungju Sports Complex parking lot by June 9. The measure aims to prevent parking shortages during the 2026 DIVE Festival. Inspections revealed that sections of the event parking area are occupied by long-term parked vehicles. Authorities note that while buses and construction equipment can be fined, legal options for private cargo vehicles like motorhomes are limited, making voluntary compliance essential.

The city of Chungju, South Korea, has requested owners of large vehicles, including motorhomes and camper vans, to vacate the parking areas at Chungju Sports Complex by June 9. The move is part of preparations for the '2026 Chungju DIVE Festival with MyK FESTA'. An inspection revealed that parts of the event parking lot are occupied by motorhomes, buses, trucks, and construction equipment, which could lead to a shortage of spaces for festival visitors. Authorities noted that enforcement options for privately owned camper vans are limited, so they are relying on voluntary compliance.