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Kapıdağ residents protest against long-term caravan parking

20.06.2026 09:56 1 min 2 sources РУС
Bandırma Manşet - Bandırma, Erdek, Gönen, Manyas Haberleri... TUR + 1 more
Kapıdağ residents protest against long-term caravan parking
Original source: Bandırma Manşet - Bandırma, Erdek, Gönen, Manyas Haberleri - Güncel Son Dakika Olayları

In Brief

In the Erdek and Kapıdağ regions of Turkey, locals and legal campsite owners demand stricter controls on illegal caravan parking, citing environmental damage and unfair competition.

Residents in the Erdek and Kapıdağ areas of Turkey have increasingly complained about long-term caravan parking in public spaces. They note that shorelines and other public areas are turning into makeshift parking lots, leading to environmental pollution and damage to nature.

Campground and caravan park owners on the Kapıdağ peninsula are calling for inspections due to an uncontrolled surge in caravans. They claim that some individuals open their plots for parking without licenses or tax payments, creating unfair competition. According to them, caravans also park on beaches, roadsides, and in public spaces, causing environmental pollution and spoiling natural coves.

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Residents in Kapıdağ complain about long-term caravan parking

20.06.2026 Bandırma Manşet - Bandırma, Erdek, Gönen, Manyas Haberleri... TUR Original source

Uncontrolled Caravan Density in Kapıdağ

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