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The Kempy-chaty.cz portal has compiled a ranking of the best Czech campsites for caravans and motorhomes based on recent visitor reviews. The top five include Vranovská pláž, Olšina, Keramika, Rozkoš, and Autokemp u Kosů. They offer between 60 and 180 pitches with electricity, plus amenities such as restaurants, laundry facilities, and boat and bike rentals.
Renting a motorhome in Spain costs CZK 3,390–3,990 per day; an eight-day rental totals about CZK 34,000 plus flights. Total expenses for a family of five range from CZK 37,000 to 45,000, including fuel and food. Overnight stays at motorhome stops cost €10–15, campsites €30–60 per night. A refundable deposit is around CZK 35,000.
The Kempy-chaty.cz portal has published a ranking of five campsites in the Czech Republic with the highest visitor ratings this season. The list includes Vranovská pláž, Camping Olšina, Kemp Keramika, Autocamping Rozkoš and Autokemp u Kosů. The campsites were assessed on infrastructure quality for caravans and motorhomes, cleanliness and additional services.
A Czech analysis compared the costs of owning a motorhome versus renting one. A new motorhome costs millions of crowns but retains its value better than a regular car. The investment pays off sooner if the owner occasionally rents it out.
Czech company Kondor has introduced a new lightweight caravan that is simple and affordable. The model is aimed at travelers who want to avoid hotel costs and crowded campsites. Details and photos are available in the gallery.
The European Safety Gate system has reported recalls for motorhomes from seven brands within the Erwin Hymer Group: Bürstner, Corigon, Dethleffs, Etrusco, Hymer, Laika, and LMC. The issue is a defective weld on the ISOFIX bracket, which may fail in a crash and increase the risk of injury to a child. The recall covers vehicles built from January 1, 2018, to May 1, 2026; the exact number of affected units has not been disclosed.
Starting July 7, 2026, all newly registered motorhomes in the EU must comply with the full GSR II safety package. This applies to light motorhomes up to 3.5 tonnes and includes systems such as intelligent speed assistance, driver drowsiness warning, emergency braking, and more. For DIY conversions of older vans, this may mean the end of obtaining motorhome status, as retrofitting these systems to older bases is technically and economically unfeasible. Prices for new motorhomes will rise by thousands to tens of thousands of crowns.
The Nissan Interstar-e Relax, an electric motorhome based on a van developed with Eifelland, has a WLTP range of 410 km, but in real conditions it achieves only 200–300 km, and on highways at 70–80 km/h, about 150 km. The maximum charging power is 130 kW, and the price is €89,900 (2.18 million CZK). Due to limited range and the need to power all onboard appliances from the battery, such a vehicle is practically unsuitable for long trips, for example, to the seaside.
Czechia has over 66,000 registered motorhomes, with sales up 28% in the first half of the year. Marek Knieža, director of TIP Cars, advises buyers to consider driving licence requirements based on vehicle weight and to choose domestic routes for their first trip. Overnight stays outside designated areas are banned in most countries, except Germany, where sleeping in some locations is allowed.
The thirteenth edition of the For Caravan trade fair took place in the Czech Republic, focusing on motorhomes, caravans and camper vans. Exhibitors showcased new models and equipment for the camping season.
A motorhome caught fire at a campsite in Prunéřov, Chomutov district. Three firefighting units were dispatched to the scene. Details on casualties and the cause of the fire are being investigated.
According to the Ministry of Transport and the Camping and Caravanning Association, the number of motorhomes in Czechia is growing again. In the first half of 2025, registrations of new motorhomes rose by 28% year-on-year. The total number of registered motorhomes reached 66,539 as of June 2025, up nearly 3,000 from a year earlier. Since 2024, motorhomes have outnumbered caravans: currently 36,984 motorhomes and 29,555 caravans are registered.
On Monday morning, a fire broke out in the Buňkov campsite in the Pardubice region, injuring one person. The flames engulfed caravans, tents and a dormitory building. The cause of the fire and the extent of the damage are being investigated.
A fire broke out at Buňkov campsite in Pardubice Region on Monday morning, destroying two caravans, tents and part of a building. One person suffered a hand burn. Damage estimated at 500,000 crowns.
On July 27, a fire at Camp Buňkov in Břeby destroyed two caravans, several tents, and damaged a dormitory. Damage estimated at 500,000 crowns.
17-year-old Alexander James Roger left school and built a motorhome with a kitchen, bed, water tank and solar panels. He funded his travels by working several jobs. He drove across Europe and beyond, sharing his stories on social media. He dealt with hygiene issues using water bottles, river baths and free showers at gyms and campsites.
A seven-day, 3000 km test of the Polish-converted Renault Trafic Wavecamper found it more spacious and better for storage than the Volkswagen California, but with a less refined roof tent and furniture. The roof tent was difficult to fold and prone to wear, while the upper bed was noisy and uncomfortable. The vehicle features solar panels, a gas hob, fridge, shower, and chemical toilet, making it suitable for a family of four.
Czech company Obytnaq turns regular Skodas into sleepers. Mattresses and thermal curtains for many models, from 6000 CZK.
The number of motorhome and caravan owners in Czechia is growing, driving up campsite prices. A night for a family of two adults, two children and a caravan at top sites can exceed 1,000 CZK. In the first half of 2026, 1,229 motorhomes were newly registered, up 28% year-on-year. The top family campsites are Autocamp Sedmihorky, Zvíkov Village and Camp Dolce.
Demand for modern fully equipped motorhomes in the Czech Republic is rising. According to Lukáš Janoušek from the digital rental platform Campiri, semi-integral models are the most popular, comfortably accommodating a family. A well-equipped motorhome for four costs around 1.8 million CZK. Renting is also in high demand despite the cost.
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