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New Zealand tightens requirements for motorhomes used for freedom camping

03.06.2026 04:36 1 min 1 source
chineseherald.co.nz ZHO
New Zealand tightens requirements for motorhomes used for freedom camping
Original source: chineseherald.co.nz

Starting June 7, 2026, new regulations for motorhomes used for freedom camping take effect in New Zealand. Traditional blue self-containment certificates are being replaced by 'green stickers,' which require a fixed toilet. A fine of NZ$400 applies for not having the green sticker.

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