Solar-powered tiny house on wheels presented in Schwenningen

Bonn police have released surveillance footage of a man suspected of setting fire to a Mercedes-Benz camper van on Brucknerstrasse in the early hours of January 3, 2026. The suspect, whose identity remains unknown, may be identifiable by his gait. Authorities are asking witnesses to contact the criminal investigation department at 0228 15-0 or via email.

Since May 29, 2026, the fourth Wildwood Camping site has been operating in Lychen, Uckermark. The 25-pitch campground by Lake Wurlsee offers parking for motorhomes, caravans, and tents, plus cabin rentals. Electricity, hot showers, and Wi-Fi are included; children under 6 stay free. The site focuses on nature-oriented camping without entertainment or mass tourism.

Motorhome and camper manufacturer LMC (Lord Münsterland Caravan) is negotiating the reduction of 160 jobs at its Sassenberg plant in North Rhine-Westphalia. The move reflects a post-pandemic demand slump: German registrations fell over 15% year-on-year in 2025–2026. The company, part of Erwin Hymer Group (Thor Industries), is adjusting capacity to market conditions. No final agreement has been reached yet.

A family from Münsterland has released the tenth volume of the children's book series 'B-OB Coddiwomple and the World Explorer Kids'. The story is based on a real 1982 Toyota motorhome that can talk, fly, and swim. The book 'The Navigator's Compass' was published on June 3 and entered Thalia's top 10 before release. The series has a 70% repurchase rate and a 4.9 out of 5 rating.

Adria has equipped its 2027 Alpina caravan range with an optional Signature Lounge seating group that converts into a chaise lounge or extra bed. The mechanism allows sections to rotate 90 degrees and backrests to recline, creating a relaxation area. The option is available for models 663 HT, 663 PT, and 903 HT, supporting up to 300 kg. Pricing ranges from €449 to €889 depending on the model.

The 7-Täler-Campingplatz in Dietfurt's Ottmaring district (Neumarkt district) resumed operations on May 1 after a prolonged closure. New owner Michael Ackermann runs the site with family support. Mayor Bernd Mayr called the reopening a 'huge enrichment for tourism'.