Nine Chinese ministries issue measures to boost RV and camper market

The author drove an RV to Mount Hengshan in Shanxi province, detailing routes, campsites, and tips. The official RV camp at the mountain base offers 30 free parking spots, charging stations, water, and sewage disposal for 80 yuan per night. Free wild campsites near Xuankong Temple and the back mountain are also mentioned, but without facilities. Booking 3 days ahead is advised during peak season.

On June 23, 2025, China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies released a notice outlining 17 measures to stimulate the automotive aftermarket. The policies cover vehicle modification, RV camping, classic cars, repair and insurance services, motorsports, and car rental. Key provisions include streamlining RV campsite approvals, designating RV parking spaces, and promoting eco-friendly, smart, and lightweight RV manufacturing.

The Chinese government has launched a major initiative to stimulate domestic auto demand. On June 23, 2026, the Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies issued two notices on auto distribution reform and aftermarket development. 40 cities were designated as pilot zones for tailored reforms. Tianjin will focus on tuning, classic cars, and motorsports; Shenyang (Liaoning) on used car trade; Yangzhou (Jiangsu) on the campervan and motorhome industry; Weinan (Shaanxi) on vehicle recycling. Nine agencies also released 17 measures to boost the aftermarket, including regulating tuning, supporting RV camping, and promoting motorsport events.

Fuyuan in Heilongjiang Province, known as the 'Eastern Edge of China,' attracts RV tourists with its cool climate and scenic border river views. The Binjiang Park campsite offers EV charging stations and free water supply points.

China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments issued a notice outlining 17 policy measures to boost the automotive aftermarket. The measures cover regulated vehicle modification, support for the RV and camping industry, and development of classic cars. Key provisions include simplifying campsite approval, improving RV travel infrastructure, and establishing technical standards for modifications.

Family trips to Qinghai Lake include RV camping, ecological study tours, cycling, and Tibetan cultural immersion. A popular 6-day RV itinerary stops at private lakeside campsites. Children can observe fish migration, study rare antelopes, and plant trees. Horseback riding, boating, and a visit to a nuclear physics museum are also available.