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The French app Un Bon Spot connects campervan travelers with farmers willing to host one vehicle on their land. Overnight cost is €15 or €5 plus €10 in purchases from the producer. Founder Gaël Anquetil plans to make the service national and later expand internationally.
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The French app Un Bon Spot connects campervan travelers with farmers willing to host one vehicle on their land. Overnight cost is €15 or €5 plus €10 i...
The French app Un Bon Spot connects campervan travelers with farmers willing to host one vehicle on their land. Overnight cost is €15 or €5 plus €10 in purchases from the producer. Founder Gaël Anquetil plans to make the service national and later expand internationally.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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Gazole
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pricier than 92% of countries
Gazole premium
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Canada
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France has 650,000 registered motorhomes and vans. Around Vannes and Auray, demand for van conversions is growing. An inventor from Vendée built a foldable catamaran for vanlife. A motorhome fair took place in Saint-Polien after a six-year hiatus.
A family of four from eastern Germany is touring Brittany in a motorhome. Sabine and Alexander, along with their daughters aged 10 and 13, parked at a motorhome area in Fouesnant, near Mousterlin beach. They avoid campsites and prefer designated parking spots, planning to cover the entire region in two weeks, having already visited Mont Saint-Michel, Saint-Malo, and Quimper.
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Thirty caravans of travellers have been parked on the football pitches of the municipal stadium in Saulnes since July 12. Mayor Maurice Bombardieri attempted to block the entrance with his car but failed to prevent the installation. He notified the prefecture of Meurthe-et-Moselle; the caravans are scheduled to leave on July 27.
On Monday 20 July 2026 at about 10:30, gendarmes from the Saint-Vit brigade community intervened at Arc-et-Senans station after an SNCF agent reported an unauthorised electrical connection. A family had forced the lock on the station's electricity meter to power a caravan parked nearby. Upon arrival, the person disconnected the installation. A complaint will be offered to the railway company for damage and illegal connection; legal follow-up depends on SNCF's decision to press charges.
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