Floating Sealander trailer shown in action for 39,750 euros

The German magazine Spiegel questions whether camping has lost its connection to nature due to modern amenities. The article notes that many travelers bring flat-screen TVs and inflatable sofas on trips, contradicting the idea of outdoor recreation. The author criticizes the trend of turning camping into a semblance of home comfort, which, in his view, deprives travelers of a genuine experience of nature.

In Körba (Elbe-Elster), the holiday complex 'Goldpunkt' reports high demand: pitches are full, bungalows have been modernized. Operator Heiko Fieber notes that the stable water level in the pond attracts vacationers. An offer that was previously considered discontinued has been revived.

Vöhringer, Motive Development and CityFreighter will unveil a fully electric motorhome at the Caravan Salon 2026 in Düsseldorf (August 28 – September 6), designed for the upcoming European license class B up to 4.25 tons. The demonstrator at the Vöhringer booth is expected to weigh less than 3.5 tons, leaving around 750 kg of payload. With the Evolve platform and Airply technology reducing interior weight by up to 45%, the range exceeds 400 km, and charging from 10% to 80% takes about 20 minutes.

A German motorist parked a caravan in front of a mobile speed camera, temporarily blocking its view of the road. The incident went viral on social media. According to Spanish outlet Noticias Trabajo, the parking was legal and the driver did not touch the equipment, so police found no grounds for a fine. Experts note that such actions are not always legal and depend on circumstances.

At the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles will unveil two world premieres: the fully electric ID. California Cruise and a modular camping solution for the California Beach, developed with Stuff Bubble. The company will also showcase updated California models with new options, including an electric tailgate and improved climate control, as well as the California Ocean 'Generation', an ABT Sportsline aero kit, the Caddy California, and the Grand California with new features for the 2027 model year.

The motorhome parking at Spitzenberg in Bernau in the Black Forest offers 32 pitches at a price of 15 EUR per night in the high season. The visitor's tax for adults and children is included. Water costs 1 EUR per 100 liters, electricity 1 EUR per 4 hours. Disposal of gray water and cassette toilets as well as the use of the toilet are included. Showers are not available. The site is open from early April to the end of October. Wi-Fi and the acceptance of dogs are included. The site is located on the outskirts of Innerlehen and is suitable for motorhomes and caravans. Public transport is within walking distance. The site is mostly level and not shaded. There are guided tours, bicycle and e-bike rental, and a playground. In the surrounding area there are museums, fishing opportunities, hiking and cycling trails, tennis courts, winter hiking trails, ski lifts, and cross-country ski trails.