Cantabria simplifies motorhome rules: removes space limits and outdated requirements

The Government of Cantabria has approved a new decree regulating motorhome service areas and campsites. It removes the maximum number of pitches in service areas and simplifies technical requirements to facilitate the opening of new sites.

The Government of Cantabria has approved a new decree regulating campsites and motorhome service areas. It removes the maximum capacity limit for service areas, relaxes technical requirements (reduced minimum internal road widths, abolished obsolete rules such as mandatory first-aid rooms) and clarifies when a motorhome is considered to be camping. The decree aims to channel growing demand into regulated spaces and reduce disorderly parking.

The Government of Cantabria approved a new decree at its meeting in Meruelo to regulate motorhome tourism. The regulation sets criteria for authorized parking areas, available services, maximum stay duration, and coexistence rules, aiming to balance sector growth with sustainability and protection of natural and urban resources.

The Government of Cantabria has approved a new decree regulating campsites and service areas for motorhomes. The regulation allows the creation of public motorhome parking in places of special tourist interest, which has drawn criticism from environmental associations. The decree also removes the maximum number of motorhomes allowed to park in a given area.

The Cantabria government has approved a decree updating regulations for campsites and motorhome service areas. The document reduces the number of articles to 44, simplifies administrative procedures, and relaxes technical requirements, including lowering minimum road widths to 3 meters. The maximum capacity limit for service areas has been removed, along with outdated requirements for medical rooms and telephones. The decree aims to manage the growth of motorhome tourism and reduce disorderly parking.