China has over 200,000 registered camper vans but only 3,000 official campsites. Nine national government bodies led by the Ministry of Commerce have introduced measures to develop infrastructure: local authorities must optimize road management rules for non-standard vehicles and mandate dedicated RV spaces in new or renovated urban parking lots. Pilot cities like Yangzhou in Jiangsu Province are converting idle plots into RV havens with water, electricity, and service centers. RV sales in 2025 jumped 24.5% year-on-year, surpassing 20,000 units, making China Asia’s largest market.
