Since January 1, 2026, Spain has imposed restrictions on motorhomes with a gross weight over 3.5 tonnes in several tourist zones and natural parks. The ban affects Barcelona, Valencia, Costa Brava, and some mountain roads such as MA-10 on Mallorca. Violators face fines from 200 to 600 euros and possible vehicle impoundment. Drivers with a B-category license can still operate motorhomes up to 4.25 tonnes, but must check the permitted weight and plan routes accordingly.
Greece has lifted its nearly one-year ban on motorhomes, introduced in May 2025. Under a new police directive, parking is now allowed, but strict rules apply: vehicles over 7.5 meters may stay in one spot for no more than 24 hours.
In Carinthia (Austria), strict rules govern overnight stays in motorhomes or cars outside official campsites. Deliberately staying in one place for more than one night is considered wild camping and is prohibited. An exception is a short rest when severely fatigued, allowed for only one night. Violations are subject to fines.