🇲🇨 Monaco — OpenVan.camp

Camper vans can enter Monaco but may park only in two designated areas: Parking des Écoles in Fontvieille (up to 15 vehicles no longer than 7 meters, €40 per 24 hours) and Parking des Pêcheurs at the foot of le Rocher. Sleeping inside vehicles is prohibited because these are parking facilities, not campsites; hotel rates in the Principality start at around €500 per night. Caravans are not allowed on Monaco's roads, with signs at the entrances stating the restriction.

At the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, the Cadillac F1 team presented a three-story motorhome with over 200 m² of space. It features the first floating staircase in Formula 1 history. Transporting the structure between races requires 21 trucks.

Cadillac F1's motorhome debuted in Monaco after 13 months of preparation and received high praise from rival teams. The 2,300-square-foot, three-floor unit features a rooftop terrace, fireplace displays, Italian furniture, and a floating staircase. Built by German manufacturer Schuler, it accommodates the team, VIP guests, and management. Cadillac aims to build a competitive team, and the motorhome signals serious intent.

To make room for Cadillac's new three-story F1 motorhome at the Monaco Grand Prix, local authorities demolished an elementary school and kindergarten. Students were relocated to other schools.

Cadillac built a three-story motorhome for its F1 team at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix. It features the first floating staircase in Formula 1, a VIP area, and executive offices.

Cadillac team presented its first Formula 1 motorhome at the Monaco Grand Prix. The three-story, 765 sq m structure was designed and built in 13 months, requires 21 trucks for transport, and takes about 12 hours to assemble. It features 'F1's first floating staircase,' a media area on the first floor, VIP lounge on the second, team management offices on the third, and a rooftop terrace. Audi also introduced a new motorhome.

Journalist Rodrigo França showed ge behind-the-scenes of the Audi team at the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix, including exclusive images of the new motorhome.

Audi unveiled its new motorhome at the Monaco Grand Prix. Built from 40 containers, weighing 70 tonnes and seating 120 guests, it will be used at nine European rounds.

Cadillac F1 team, featuring Sergio Pérez, has introduced a new three-storey motorhome. Construction took 13 months, area is 765 sq m, and 21 trucks are needed for transport.