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The episode airs on May 21 at 10:40 PM on RMC Story. In 2023, 100,000 motorhomes and camper vans were sold in France. The average price of a new motorhome is around €60,000.
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The episode airs on May 21 at 10:40 PM on RMC Story. In 2023, 100,000 motorhomes and camper vans were sold in France. The average price of a new motor...
The episode airs on May 21 at 10:40 PM on RMC Story. In 2023, 100,000 motorhomes and camper vans were sold in France. The average price of a new motorhome is around €60,000.
France — fuel prices
Updated: 19.09.2026
SP95-E10
$2.51 /l
€2.18 · £1.87/l
155 of 167
pricier than 92% of countries
SP98
$2.61 /l
€2.27 · £1.95/l
89 of 101
pricier than 87% of countries
Gazole
$2.74 /l
€2.38 · £2.04/l
153 of 166
pricier than 92% of countries
Gazole premium
$2.71 /l
€2.36 · £2.02/l
39 of 46
pricier than 83% of countries
GPL
$1.20 /l
€1.04 · £0.90/l
48 of 55
pricier than 85% of countries
Superéthanol-E85
$1.02 /l
€0.89 · £0.76/l
4 of 6
cheaper than 50% of countries
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EU Directive 2025/2205 will let category B holders drive a motorhome up to 4,250 kg after seven hours of training. Also: 41 fines of 30,000 euros on Ibiza.
Two years on the road with a cat named Zhuzu — and not a single day of wanting to go back. We break down life in a camper van: where to find water, how heating works, what to do about electricity, and where to look for overnight spots. 7 countries, hundreds of places, and an honest account — from the mountain roads of Turkey to the coastline of Montenegro.
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On April 30, RMC Story airs episode 13 of the camper van series. TF1+ also featured four families, including a honeymoon in Iceland.
RMC Story airs the sixth episode of a documentary series about motorhome travel. The episode features four families: one explores Corsica in the low season in a camper truck, another visits Brittany in a vintage 1988 motorhome, a third discovers Guadeloupe in a van, and a report from a show in Auvergne showcasing a 9-ton camper truck.
Episode 18 of season 1 of "Motorhome Madness" will air on August 13 at 10:55 PM on RMC Story. The episode features three families: Italians in Guadeloupe who travel in their motorhome on weekends, a mother of two who rented a camper van for 10 days to explore the Atlantic coast, and a couple who converted a school bus into a mobile home for a month-long trip across Europe.
RMC Story will air the episode "Motorhome madness: holidays like no other" on 27 September at 19:10, lasting 1 hour 11 minutes. The episode features five families: Barbara and Yannick with two children travel to Catalonia in a motorhome; Ozan, Mélanie and three children spend three weeks in Italy in a converted 4x4; Laurent and Stéphanie from Waterloo, Belgium, take a weekend trip in a 15-tonne truck with high-end fittings; Vincent, Nathalie and their son Ange travel over three days from Drôme to Damazan in Lot-et-Garonne in a T3 campervan to meet other enthusiasts of older models.
A group of 16 motorhomes carrying 32 travellers made a stop in the commune of Bully during a trip that began on 7 September and ended on 17 September. The group's route passed through several towns.
Freya Gill and Charlie Thackwray, both 29, moved into a caravan parked in Charlie's mother's garden to save on rent. After a year in the older caravan, they bought an Elddis Crusader for around €4,800, then in June 2025 switched to a more modern Adria Adora costing €19,000. Living in the caravan allowed them to save nearly €24,000 toward buying land to build a house and farm. Monthly costs include about €180 for the plot, €65 for fuel, €155 for financing and €420 for food; they pay no council tax or water bills, and gas refills cost about €95 when needed.
The Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe race starts from Saint-Malo on 1 November 2026. The race village opens on 20 October. Motorhomes can use a municipal aire near the racecourse (open 24/7, with water and waste disposal, free shuttle to the centre) and a private site with electricity. Overnight parking is banned on seafront car parks, including the Davier car park. On race day, road access to Cap Fréhel from Plévenon is closed, and motorhome parking is prohibited at the cape and at Plévenon municipal campsite. A year-round motorhome aire is located 5 km from the cape in Fréhel (from about €13/night in low season). In Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, a free year-round aire with service point is available, but motorhome parking on the seafront boulevard is banned.
Promobil has published a list of six campsites in southern France that remain open in October. The selection includes sites on the Côte d’Azur, in Provence and the Camargue. Most offer pitches for motorhomes and extend their season until late October or early November, with low-season rates typically applying. Some facilities, such as pools, may close earlier.
The Les Chênes Verts motorhome stopover in Brem-sur-Mer, Vendée, has been shortlisted by Camping-Car Magazine for its annual best campsite award. The site operates year-round, offers around 40 pitches and is part of the RVR environmental network. Overnight stays cost €13.60, plus a tourist tax of €1.22 per person per night, covering parking, waste disposal, water and electricity.
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