Bonn police search for suspect in camper van arson

Since May 29, 2026, the fourth Wildwood Camping site has been operating in Lychen, Uckermark. The 25-pitch campground by Lake Wurlsee offers parking for motorhomes, caravans, and tents, plus cabin rentals. Electricity, hot showers, and Wi-Fi are included; children under 6 stay free. The site focuses on nature-oriented camping without entertainment or mass tourism.

Motorhome and camper manufacturer LMC (Lord Münsterland Caravan) is negotiating the reduction of 160 jobs at its Sassenberg plant in North Rhine-Westphalia. The move reflects a post-pandemic demand slump: German registrations fell over 15% year-on-year in 2025–2026. The company, part of Erwin Hymer Group (Thor Industries), is adjusting capacity to market conditions. No final agreement has been reached yet.

A family from Münsterland has released the tenth volume of the children's book series 'B-OB Coddiwomple and the World Explorer Kids'. The story is based on a real 1982 Toyota motorhome that can talk, fly, and swim. The book 'The Navigator's Compass' was published on June 3 and entered Thalia's top 10 before release. The series has a 70% repurchase rate and a 4.9 out of 5 rating.

Adria has equipped its 2027 Alpina caravan range with an optional Signature Lounge seating group that converts into a chaise lounge or extra bed. The mechanism allows sections to rotate 90 degrees and backrests to recline, creating a relaxation area. The option is available for models 663 HT, 663 PT, and 903 HT, supporting up to 300 kg. Pricing ranges from €449 to €889 depending on the model.

In Bad Münster, Germany, nighttime crushing and removal of construction debris from a parking lot adjacent to a campsite is disturbing guests. The train station renovation has led to debris being processed and transported at night, prompting complaints from visitors and financial losses for the campsite operator.

The 7-Täler-Campingplatz in Dietfurt's Ottmaring district (Neumarkt district) resumed operations on May 1 after a prolonged closure. New owner Michael Ackermann runs the site with family support. Mayor Bernd Mayr called the reopening a 'huge enrichment for tourism'.