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Demand for caravans in Turkey surged after the pandemic and earthquakes, flooding the market with opportunistic manufacturers and new owners. Many low-quality trailers are sold at inflated prices, while some owners disregard camping etiquette, causing conflicts at sites.
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Demand for caravans in Turkey surged after the pandemic and earthquakes, flooding the market with opportunistic manufacturers and new owners. Many low...
Demand for caravans in Turkey surged after the pandemic and earthquakes, flooding the market with opportunistic manufacturers and new owners. Many low-quality trailers are sold at inflated prices, while some owners disregard camping etiquette, causing conflicts at sites.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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Authorities in the Kumluca district of Antalya, Turkey, have banned overnight stays in caravans outside official campsites. Gendarmerie forcibly removed dozens of motorhomes from Aktash Beach, sparking protests from owners who claim unfair treatment and a lack of suitable alternatives.
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A caravan was completely destroyed by fire on the coast in Enez district of Edirne province. The fire occurred at a parking area on Liman Yolu road; the owner is Dilek Ç. The cause is under investigation; no casualties reported.
Turkey
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A fire destroyed two parked caravans on the Saros Gulf coast in Enez, Turkey. The blaze started in one caravan and spread to another. The cause is under investigation.
Turkey
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A contract has been signed for the 'Arpalı Sustainable Eco-Caravan Park and Rural Life Center' project in Bayburt, supported by KUDAKA under the 2026 technical assistance program
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In the Erdek and Kapıdağ regions of Turkey, locals and legal campsite owners are demanding stricter controls due to an uncontrolled influx of caravans parking on beaches, roadsides, and public areas, causing environmental damage.
A concentration of caravans in the Çalış Şat Burnu area of Fethiye has drawn complaints from local residents. They claim the area has become a caravan parking lot, with many caravans staying long-term along the coast and among mimosa trees. Residents report litter accumulation and environmental pollution, negatively affecting the natural landscape. Calls have been made for increased oversight of the area's use and cleanliness.
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