Unusual Camping and Glamping Sites in Europe

On the site of a former sports field in Neuses am Berg (Kitzingen district), the Alpacamp complex is being developed, featuring a campsite, café, and village store. The project targets alpaca enthusiasts and campers. Opening is planned for 2026.

Andreas Jeß, 64, from Barmstedt (Pinneberg district) won the regional ADAC motorhome driving competition. He achieved the best scores in parking, maneuvering, and tricky exercises. Jeß will now compete in the national final.

The motorhome parking site in Nordkirchen (North Rhine-Westphalia) has been awarded five eco-stars, placing it among the most environmentally committed sites in Germany. The award is based on strict criteria, including permeable driving surfaces and low light, air, and noise pollution.

German manufacturer Dethleffs has added four new floorplans to its Summer Edition series, bringing the total to eleven. The lineup includes models 490 EST (for two), 540 QMK (family with bunk beds), 650 RQT (with queen-size bed), and 730 FKR (eight-berth). All models come with a 137-liter fridge, Truma Combi heating, soft-close drawers, and a 65 cm wide door.

Volkswagen introduced the Good-Night accessory kit for the ID. Buzz electric van, turning it into a micro-camper. Priced at around €2,600, the set includes a folding bed, table, chairs, and blinds. The electric powertrain enables climate control for up to 48 hours and 230V power supply. The pack is available in Germany; in France, it may be offered as part of a special edition.

Owners of a workshop in Kalkar shipped their Dailycamper van by sea to Canada. The Atlantic Sky vessel transported the van from Hamburg to Halifax in 16 days at a cost of about €2,500. After customs clearance, the owners picked up the vehicle at the port and continued their journey in Nova Scotia.