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Greece tightens parking and camping rules for motorhomes and caravans

09.06.2026 09:34 1 min 1 source
PowerGame - Το δυνατό παιχνίδι στην οικονομία αρχίζει εδώ! ELL
Greece tightens parking and camping rules for motorhomes and caravans
Original source: PowerGame - Το δυνατό παιχνίδι στην οικονομία αρχίζει εδώ!

Since 2025, Greece has imposed restrictions on parking and camping for motorhomes and caravans. Overnight stays and long-term parking are now only allowed in organized campsites or designated areas. Fines for illegal parking range up to 300 euros with a 10-day license suspension, while unauthorized camping can lead to up to 3 years in prison.

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Greece tightens parking and camping rules for motorhomes and caravans

09.06.2026 PowerGame - Το δυνατό παιχνίδι στην οικονομία αρχίζει εδώ! ELL Original source

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