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Netherlands: Caravan parking rules on public roads

13.08.2026 07:04 1 min 1 source РУС
Druten.nieuws.nl NLD
Netherlands: Caravan parking rules on public roads
Original source: Druten.nieuws.nl

In the Netherlands, a caravan, camper, trailer or folding trailer may be parked on a public road for a maximum of 3 consecutive days. After that, the vehicle must be removed from the road, including streets, public parking lots and parking bays. This allows enough time for loading and unloading.

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