Camper Van Week-End in Brissac: vanlife festival from April 24 to 26

In Boulogne-sur-Mer, a camper van struck a three-year-old boy on a balance bike while he was crossing a pedestrian crossing. The accident occurred on the morning of December 11 on Boulevard de l'Europe in the Capécure industrial zone. The child was taken to the local hospital, and police are investigating.

French ultra-trailer Alban Berson had his motorhome burgled for the second time in two months. The incident occurred overnight on June 16–17 in Briançon. Thieves stole sports equipment worth several thousand euros. The athlete filed a police report.

Over 2.8 million motorhomes in Europe, owners spend an average of 72 nights per year on the road. In France, about 30% of 10,000 motorhome parking areas have dedicated dog zones. Recommended destinations include Brittany (Camaret-sur-Mer, Pen Hat beach), Vendée (Saint-Jean-de-Monts, Brétignolles-sur-Mer), Landes (Biscarrosse, Mimizan), and the Mediterranean (Gruissan, Grau-du-Roi, Port-la-Nouvelle). The CAMPING-CAR PARK network offers about 500 sites with 24/7 access and a booking package for €29 per year.

On June 16, 2026, the Choisel motorhome area in Châteaubriant registered its 10,000th vehicle since opening on August 3, 2020. The administration presented welcome packs to the tourists to mark the occasion.

Fiamma has introduced four new accessories compatible with the Ford Transit/Tourneo Custom V710 (from 2023) and the new VW Transporter (from 2025). The range includes a compact awning F43van, an adjustable bike rack Carry-Bike, a Safe Door Van lock, and Coverglass sunshades. The accessories are designed for camper vans based on these models.

From June 25 to 28, 2026, the Studio 120 in Clermont-Ferrand will host the Summer Motorhome Show. Over 90 leisure vehicles will be displayed outdoors, including motorhomes, campervans, and converted vans, both new and used. Visitors can compare 2026 models and receive advice on selection, financing, and trade-ins. Entry costs €2, free with invitation.