Large sum of money stolen: break-in at showman's motorhome in Kelheim

On Thursday at approximately 12:05, a motorhome left the roadway on district road LA23 between Attenhausen and Gündlkofen. Further details of the incident have not been disclosed.

German magazine Promobil has compiled a list of 9 campsites with their own canoe rental, where you can start paddling immediately. Rental prices range from €20 to €172 per boat or person per day, depending on tour length. Some locations offer return transport for an additional fee.

A motorhome belonging to a couple from Westerwald caught fire at the Nentershausen rest area on the A3. The driver noticed engine irregularities and pulled onto the rest area, where the couple exited the vehicle before it ignited. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, but the vehicle was completely burned out. Two propane cylinders were removed and emptied, and highway lanes were temporarily closed, causing a multi-kilometer traffic jam.

On Wednesday evening, a motorhome caught fire on the A3 near Niedernhausen, causing a full closure of the southbound lanes for several hours. The fire spread to an adjacent forest area, igniting a wildfire. The 66-year-old driver noticed smoke from the right front wheel and stopped on the hard shoulder. Two propane cylinders exploded, and about 2,500 square meters of forest burned. Damage to the motorhome is estimated at 25,000 euros; forest damage is yet to be quantified.

IMTEST tested five roof tents for 2-3 people priced up to 2,700 euros. The models Dometic TRT 140 Air, Front Runner Feather-Lite, Gordigear Daintree 140, Horntools and Thule Approach M were evaluated for rain and wind resistance, sleeping comfort and ease of setup. It is noted that roof tents cost 2,000-3,000 euros, which is significantly cheaper than a camper, for example, a VW T6.1 California from 63,000 euros. Before purchasing, it is recommended to check the permissible roof load in the vehicle's operating manual.

The article offers practical advice for novice motorhome travelers, including rental options, costs, and route selection. According to the Federal Statistical Office, camping demand in Germany has reached record levels, with every eleventh tourist overnight stay now at a campsite. Rental prices range from €50–65 per day for budget models, €70–130 for mid-range, and €150+ for premium. Popular destinations for 2026 include Lake Constance, Lake Garda, Lüneburg Heath, and Fehmarn.