Motorhomes and caravans overcrowd public parking lots in South Korea

A man has been found dead in a car equipped with a rooftop tent in South Korea. The incident occurred in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province. Police are investigating the circumstances of the death.

Converter Sussex Campervans is now taking registrations for converting the Kia PV5 electric van into a pop-top camper. The conversion, aligned with Kia's sustainability goals, features a modular interior with foldable second-row seats, offering up to 3,615 liters of cargo space. The all-electric conversion starts at £68,995.

Geumsan County in South Korea has prohibited cooking and overnight camping in camper vans at public parking lots. The ban aims to address parking obstructions, safety hazards, and environmental pollution. Violators may face administrative guidance and fines.

Moka RV has introduced the Le Supia GT camper van based on the Renault Master. The model is optimized for two people and features a foldable furniture set, kitchen, toilet, and a frost-proof plumbing system. It offers ample storage and can seat up to four passengers while driving.

The city of Wonju in South Korea is addressing the issue of long-term parking for motorhomes and caravans. A dedicated parking lot for 80 vehicles will be created near Wonju Station, and an existing 40-space zone in Munmak-eup will be refurbished. The measures aim to reduce inconvenience for citizens and improve the urban landscape.

A self-built bus camper van styled as a traditional Korean hanok house was featured on the South Korean TV program MBC 'N'. The vehicle can accommodate up to eight people and includes sleeping areas, a kitchen, and a heating system. The feature highlights a trend in converting commercial vehicles for recreational use.