Italian motorhome market grows, but parking issues arise in Baratti

Italian manufacturer Laika has introduced the new Ecovip Titanio motorhome series, built on the Fiat Ducato chassis. The models feature a grey-toned exterior, eco-leather and walnut veneer interior, and the MyLaika SCU system for remote control via app. The layout includes two sleeping areas, a kitchen with Fenix countertop, and high-density XPS insulation suitable for cold climates.

Former councillor Elena Marin and the local Lega branch report a shortage of waste bins, toilets, and green space maintenance at the camper area on Via del Marchesato, 16, reducing its appeal to tourists.

A new motorhome parking area has been completed in Lambioi, Belluno. The facility accommodates 12–14 vehicles with a maximum stay of 48 hours. It includes toilets, showers, and dedicated columns for electricity and water. Management will be handled by Bellunum.

The municipality of San Severino Marche has reintroduced paid parking on the Canfaito plateau during peak tourist periods. A daily fee of €5 will apply to cars, motorhomes, and camper vans on selected dates in August, October, and November. The measure aims to reduce littering and damage, as well as to protect the local ecosystem. Motorcycles and vehicles for disabled persons are exempt.

The PATT Pinzolo group submitted motion 05-2026 regarding the creation of a motorhome parking area in Alta Rendena. The document is under review by local authorities. Details of the proposal have not been disclosed.

On the Castelluccio di Norcia plateau, cars and motorhomes will be banned on weekends from June 20-21 to mid-July. Visitors must use parking lots and shuttle buses. The measure aims to protect the ecosystem and distribute tourist flow evenly.