Spain's motorhome registrations surge 84% in February 2026

Grupo Piqueras has strengthened its presence along the Málaga–Sotogrande corridor by offering three complementary services: motorhome rental, van rental for businesses, and moving services for individuals and companies. Based in Estepona, the company serves the dynamic Costa del Sol Occidental area, where demand for mobility solutions is rising. Motorhome rental includes delivery at Málaga airport, while vans can be rented by the hour, day, or month. Moving services include professional packing and temporary storage.

The province of Cádiz (Spain) has seen a sharp increase in motorhomes and camper vans, leading to conflicts over parking, waste, and fire risk. In August 2025, a fire in the La Peña area, allegedly started by a motorhome, forced the evacuation of 1,500 people. Municipal authorities are introducing varying restrictions: in Tarifa, 78 vehicles were fined in one month for parking in a natural park, while El Puerto de Santa María still lacks a unified local ordinance.

South African company Bushwakka has introduced the Kamelback 4 module for the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 double cab. The conversion replaces the pickup's rear section with an aluminum unit featuring a pop-up roof, kitchen, and sleeping space for four. The module costs approximately €28,750 excluding the base vehicle.

El Llosar camping in Vilafranca del Cid (Castellón) has reopened after six years of inactivity. The project was launched by entrepreneurs Sonia Málago and Álex Domingo, who returned to the area to promote rural tourism. The three-star campsite offers 60 pitches for tents and motorhomes, ranging from 50 to 90 sq m. Future plans include a schedule of activities and a possible glamping area.

The O Salnés region in Galicia, Spain, has 2,027 regulated motorhome parking spaces, but only 35 are public. Sanxenxo lost a private 100-vehicle area near Pragueira beach after its owner closed it due to legal disputes with the local council. From July, O Grove will impose fines of up to €6,000 for improper parking, while A Illa de Arousa has installed license plate readers to enforce a 24-hour limit.

High rents and low wages have led to a spontaneous settlement of over a hundred vehicles in Málaga's Sacaba Beach area. The number of residents has doubled in six months, including airport workers and hospital staff.