Antalya opens seven public beaches for tent and caravan camping

Turkish manufacturer Güney Karavan has released the Minika 250, a 2.5-meter-long trailer weighing 450 kg. It includes a double bed, a kitchen with sink, stove and 90-liter fridge, and a wet bathroom with shower and toilet. Options include a diesel heater, air conditioning, solar panels and an extra bunk for a third passenger. Priced at 199,000 Turkish liras (under $5,000 at Autoevolution's reference rate), it is sold only in Turkey.

Turkey's National Camping and Caravan Federation has urged municipalities to create paid caravan parks with basic infrastructure instead of imposing restrictions. The federation argues that caravan tourism supports local businesses and that regulated sites with time limits, water and waste facilities would address both user needs and urban order.

Turkey's National Camping and Caravan Federation has asked the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure for official clarification on six issues concerning motorhomes. The federation wants clear rules on the classification of M1-class vehicles, speed limits, annual inspections, the definition of a 'camping vehicle', weight limits, and the creation of safe parking areas for caravans on intercity roads. The request follows inconsistent enforcement of regulations across different regions and institutions.

Turkish retailer A101 offers the Escamp 6500 Flat Tiny House for 499,000 TL and the Erba Karavan 4.00 for 349,000 TL with installment plan and free delivery.

The Pamukkale municipality has begun work on a 4,000 sq m recreation area and a 2,000 sq m camp and caravan site facing the UNESCO World Heritage site. The recreation area will include a restaurant, rest and exhibition spaces, walking paths, a children's playground and an open-air amphitheatre. The camp site will have capacity for 5 caravans and 14 motorhomes. Mayor Ali Rıza Ertemur said the projects are expected to boost tourism in the region.

Construction has begun on an open recreation area and a camping site for motorhomes and caravans in Pamukkale. The project, announced by Mayor Ali Rıza Ertemur, includes a three-level public space on 4,000 square meters with a restaurant, squares, playgrounds and an amphitheater, plus a separate 2,000-square-meter area for 5 caravans and 14 motorhomes. The facility will operate around the clock and be accessible to people with disabilities.