Greece lifts ban on motorhome parking

Three fires broke out along Kifissou Avenue at dawn on Sunday. In the Moschato area, a commercial van and a motorhome were completely destroyed by flames; authorities are investigating possible arson due to the close timing of the incidents.

Three fires occurred along Kifissos Avenue within an hour early Sunday morning. In Moschato, a commercial van and a motorhome were destroyed. Authorities are investigating possible arson due to the close timing of the incidents.

The Greek police have issued a clarifying ordinance, overturning controversial parking restrictions for motorhomes that had been in place since 2025. The new rules, effective February 15, 2026, state that motorhomes are subject to the same parking regulations as other vehicles. Within localities, motorhomes up to 7.5 meters in length can park without time limits, while longer ones are limited to 24 hours. Outside localities, there is no time limit, although wild camping remains prohibited.

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The Greek Police have issued a clarifying directive establishing uniform parking rules for motorhomes and caravans in the Peloponnese. Parking is permitted for up to 24 hours in residential areas for vehicles over 7.5 meters long and for trailers, while outside residential areas it is allowed without time limits. The key distinction is that deploying stabilizer legs, awnings, or placing furniture outside is classified as illegal camping and incurs fines.

Greek police have issued a directive clarifying parking rules for motorhomes. Within residential areas, vehicles up to 7.5 meters can park freely, while larger vehicles have a 24-hour limit. Outside residential areas, parking is permitted without time restrictions unless prohibited by signage. The directive distinguishes legal parking from illegal camping by prohibiting the deployment of awnings and furniture.