In Malaga, police officers live in motorhomes due to housing crisis

Spain's DGT has published Instruction PROT 2026/04, introducing different MOT frequencies for motorhomes and campervans. Motorhomes over 10 years old must pass inspection annually, while campervans over 10 years old require inspection every six months. The update also clarifies parking rules and introduces a new road sign (S-128) for waste water disposal points.

PcComponentes has introduced the Origial Airfeel Caravan 700, a portable window air conditioner with 700 frigories of cooling power, designed for camper vans, caravans, and small rooms. The unit mounts on a window frame without drilling and can be removed in seconds, consuming minimal energy for use with solar setups. It is currently discounted to 429 euros.

In the El Juncal neighborhood of Alcobendas (Spain), local residents expressed dissatisfaction with the parking of motorhomes linked to the Climbing World Cup. According to them, the parking exceeded permitted parameters: motorhomes occupied more space than allowed, and their owners placed furniture and other items on the street. The city council stated that it had already identified violations and is monitoring the situation, emphasizing the temporary nature of the measure, which is only in effect during the competition.

The Federation of Business Associations of Tarifa released a video taken on the night of June 3 showing dozens of motorhomes illegally parked in the protected Los Carriles and Los Lances Norte area of the Estrecho Natural Park. The organization warns of environmental damage and calls for stricter controls.

Alicante-based company Trota Mundos Camper rents and sells fully equipped campervans and motorhomes. Rental prices range from €100 to €150 per day depending on the season, with capacity for up to four people. The package includes kitchenware, bedding, and board games. The company is also hosting a charity event on June 6 in Alicante, where each Ford test drive will donate €30 to Alicante Gastronómica Solidaria.

The Tarifa Business Federation has called for urgent administrative action against the proliferation of motorhomes and camper vans illegally overnighting in the Estrecho Natural Park. The group highlights environmental damage, including waste accumulation and dune degradation, and demands stricter enforcement. Fines for violations can reach up to €5,000.