Bulgaria named best country for motorhomes, while trips to France become prohibitively expensive

In the Meden Rudnik district of Burgas, an SUV towing a caravan failed to give way to a motorcyclist, resulting in a heavy collision. The motorcycle remained on the roadway, with debris scattered across the intersection. Police are on site investigating and managing traffic. No official update on the motorcyclist's condition has been released yet.

Investor D. Roshkov from Blagoevgrad plans to build a campsite in the village of Zlatolist, near the Church of St. George where St. Stoyna once lived. The 11,001 sq m site will accommodate 10 motorhomes and caravans, a tent area, 7–8 gazebos, a sports field and a playground. Water will be supplied from a private borehole 9–10 metres deep. The project has received a positive opinion from the Basin Directorate and an assessment from RIOSV – Blagoevgrad on compatibility with Natura 2000 protected zones.

The Tsarevo Municipality reports a rise in attempts by motorhomes and cars to reach wild beaches near Sinemorets via forest roads. Such actions are prohibited under the Protected Areas Act. The restriction applies to the protected areas 'Veleka River Mouth' and 'Silistar', including Lipite Beach. Motor vehicles, including motorhomes, are not allowed on forest and unauthorized roads. Lighting fires is also banned. The measures aim to protect natural habitats.

The article lists ten motorhome routes in Bulgaria and Europe, including the Western Rhodopes, Bulgarian Black Sea coast, Rila-Pirin, Danube route, Central Balkan, Iceland's Ring Road, Norwegian fjords, and the Dolomites. Each route includes key stops, distances, and timing suggestions.

Organisers of the Uzana Polyana Fest have released logistics details for attendees. There is no ATM on site; the nearest one is 21 km away. A free tent camping area is located near the main entrance, with vehicle access prohibited. For campers, free zones without electricity or water are available (near the former Impuls hotel and on the Emar ski run), and a paid zone with electricity and sanitary facilities is at the Prima S hotel. Car parking is arranged on the periphery. Eco-buses will run from Gabrovo bus station to the venue.

At Koprinka Reservoir in Bulgaria, scammers posing as members of the TsRRO Koprinka tried to charge caravan owners 5 euros. The TsRRO members, authorized only to collect membership fees for fishing, stated they never demand a caravan fee. They urged citizens to ask for identification and report suspicious individuals to 112.