Bozcaada municipality begins demolition of illegal tiny houses

The Bandırma municipality has opened the Şirinçavuş facility, offering free entry and complimentary use of sun loungers and umbrellas. The site features 150 loungers, a cafe and restaurant with a capacity of 300, and parking for 50 caravans. Mayor Dursun Mirza announced plans to expand the caravan park to 100 vehicles. The facility generates all its energy from solar panels.

In Datça district of Muğla province, Turkey, inspections of tent camps and caravan sites in forests and coastal areas have been intensified. Violators are warned and removed; checks continue all season.

The Beypazarı municipality has announced a ban on camping, tent pitching and caravan stays at the Karagöl recreation area until September 30, 2026. The ban is part of forest fire prevention measures adopted by the Bolu governorate, within whose borders the area lies. Picnicking is allowed only between 10:00 and 20:00.

The Izmir Camping and Caravan Association has called on authorities to establish safe, well-equipped and environmentally friendly caravan parks and campsites in the city. It cited caravan-friendly camping areas in Tunceli Ovacik, created by Governor Şefik Aygöl, as an example. The association expressed readiness to cooperate for the sustainable development of caravan tourism in Izmir.

Darende district in Malatya province attracts caravan owners from across Turkey. Visitors explore Somuncu Baba complex, Tohma Canyon, Günpınar Waterfall and Kudret Pool, praising cleanliness and amenities.

Maltepe municipality, with police and traffic units, removes illegally parked caravans from the coast. Inspections have been held since 2024 and will continue through 2025-2026.