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A Dutch campsite owner fears large motorhomes are creating a 'white wall' effect, blocking views and spoiling the atmosphere. Small campsites are popular, but their cramped layout causes irritation.
A campsite owner in the Netherlands, Tjerk, has expressed concern over the growing number of large motorhomes on pitches. He says they create a 'white wall' effect, blocking views and harming the atmosphere for other campers. The trend towards bigger vehicles is changing the traditional camping experience.
Small campsites are becoming increasingly popular among holidaymakers. However, their cramped layout and dense placement of motorhomes, which creates the 'white wall' effect, are causing irritation among some tourists.
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Small campsites are becoming increasingly popular among holidaymakers. However, their limited space and the dense parking of motorhomes, creating a 'w...
Small campsites are becoming increasingly popular among holidaymakers. However, their limited space and the dense parking of motorhomes, creating a 'white wall' effect, are causing irritation for some campers.
A campsite owner in the Netherlands has expressed concern over the increasing number of large motorhomes on pitches. He stated they create a 'white wa...
A campsite owner in the Netherlands has expressed concern over the increasing number of large motorhomes on pitches. He stated they create a 'white wall' effect, blocking views and degrading the atmosphere for other campers. The trend towards larger vehicles is altering the traditional camping experience.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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