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In Ślesin, Poland, campsites and camper van parking areas are already open, while beaches will open on July 1. Authorities report infrastructure preparations: beach cleaning, renovation of sanitary facilities at the marina, and plans to restart a cascade in the park that has been closed for years. Beaches will be guarded by lifeguards from July 1 to August 31. In Licheń, a camper van parking area leased to the local fire brigade has stopped generating losses and is now well-maintained.

The Polish Sejm passed a bill exempting passenger cars and light vans towing caravans from tolls on national roads when the combined weight exceeds 3.5 tonnes. Previously, tolls applied if the total weight of the vehicle combination was over 3.5 t; under the new rules, only the weight of the towing vehicle matters. The bill was approved with 429 votes in favor, one against, and now goes to the Senate.

The Polish Sejm has passed an amendment to the Public Roads Act, exempting passenger cars and light commercial vehicles towing trailers (including caravans, boat trailers, and car transporters for private use) from tolls on national roads. Previously, tolls applied if the combined weight of the vehicle and trailer exceeded 3.5 tonnes; now only the weight of the towing vehicle matters. The bill has been sent to the Senate.

Toyota Poland introduced the Proace Max Tanuki camper van on April 23, 2026, based on the Proace Max LCV. It sleeps up to five, includes a toilet, shower, kitchen, and an optional pop-up roof. Dimensions: length 5990 mm (6360 mm long version), height 2640 mm. Powered by a 2.2L diesel with 180 hp (8-speed auto) or 140 hp (6-speed manual). Price starts at PLN 459,900 (approx. €107,000).

In Poland, the number of family disputes over expensive motorhome purchases is rising. Owners who financed vehicles costing up to 800,000 zlotys often cut costs on campsites and parking, disappointing partners expecting comfortable vacations. The country's motorhome infrastructure remains underdeveloped.

According to a Eurocamp Polska report, 65% of Poles now perceive campsites as modern resorts with water parks and extensive infrastructure. Only 7% of respondents have not changed their view. The most popular destinations are Italy, Croatia, and Spain, with the latter expected to be the season's hit due to geopolitical tensions and a search for safe European alternatives.