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Shenzhen Bay Park Bans RV Access and Parking

22.01.2026 11:26 1 min 1 source РУС
news.qq.com ZHO
Shenzhen Bay Park Bans RV Access and Parking
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Shenzhen Bay Park in China is implementing a complete ban on motorhomes entering its premises. The park management cites a shortage of parking spaces and a lack of dedicated infrastructure for such vehicles. The decision follows numerous complaints from visitors about noise, misuse of public facilities, and waste disposal issues.

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Shenzhen Bay Park Bans Motorhomes

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