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Caravan Owners in Turkey Demand Controlled Time-Limited Parking

01.08.2026 02:13 1 min 3 sources
Patronlar Dünyası TUR + 2 more
Caravan Owners in Turkey Demand Controlled Time-Limited Parking
Original source: Patronlar Dünyası

In Brief

KAİTED members met in Didim, saying the main issue is not lack of campsites but legal parking. They ask municipalities for equipped zones with reasonable fees, day limits, and regular control.

Members of the Caravan Manufacturers and Suppliers Association (KAİTED) gathered in Didim (Aydın) and demanded the creation of equipped caravan parks. According to KAİTED board member Muhammed Şentürk, the main need of users is not camping but parking, and these concepts are often confused.

Meeting participants said they do not want to travel in fear of constant fines and eviction. They asked municipalities to organize zones with electricity, water, and waste disposal, as well as reasonable fees, time limits, and regular control.

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