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Two new motorhome parking areas open in Sarpsborg

The municipality of Sarpsborg has set up two new motorhome parking areas: one by Tunevannet lake and one at Sirkustomta in the city center. Each area offers 7–10 spaces depending on vehicle size. The Tunevannet site has a public toilet nearby; the Sirkustomta site has no facilities but is close to shops and restaurants. The initiative is part of the municipality's efforts to improve conditions for motorhome tourists, and feedback from this season will inform future permanent solutions.

Eifelland Relax on Nissan Interstar-e: motorhome from €89,900 heats without gas

The new Eifelland Relax, based on the Nissan Interstar-e, features a Truma Eezy heater that draws power directly from the traction battery via the vehicle's V2L system. The public premiere will take place at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf from August 28 to September 6, 2026. Prices start at €89,900. The vehicle comes with an 87 kWh battery, a 143 hp electric motor with 300 Nm of torque, DC fast charging up to 130 kW, and a three-phase 22 kW AC charger. The stated WLTP range of 410 km applies to the base model, not the fully equipped motorhome. Inside, there is a fixed bed measuring 1.90 by 1.60 meters, an induction hob, a sink, and a 90-liter refrigerator. The permissible gross weight is 3.5 tons, leaving a payload of only 435 kg.

Motorhome veteran Helge (78) enjoys summer in Flekkefjord: 'Everything we have at home, we have here'

The motorhome camp in Flekkefjord is filled to capacity during the holidays. Motorhome veteran Helge Gabrielsen (78) and his wife are enjoying a long weekend in the town, where shopping locally is an important part of the trip. Gabrielsen says he dislikes when other motorhome tourists take advantage of the facilities without paying, emphasizing that everyone should pay their share.

Volkswagen introduces sleep kit for ID.Buzz

Volkswagen has introduced the Good Night package for the ID.Buzz, allowing two people to sleep comfortably in the vehicle. The kit includes a foldable mattress measuring 1.20 x 2 meters, blackout curtains, a table, two chairs, and ventilation grilles for the side windows. The price is 32,600 Norwegian kroner excluding VAT, about 40,000 kroner including VAT. From 2027, the ID.Buzz will also offer V2L capability and a camping mode.

Kongsvinger resident demands update on motorhome situation

Tora Ulseth, a Kongsvinger resident who uses the EasyPark and Apcoa apps, says she has received no response from the municipality regarding motorhome infrastructure. Since August 11, 2025, the motorhome parking area at Arkovegen was discontinued, but other municipal lots with one free hour remain. Ulseth also highlights a lack of waste disposal stations, forcing her to drive 30 km to Hanor. The municipality plans to present a tourism plan, potentially including motorhome measures, no earlier than autumn 2026.

Norway: Motorhome tourists leave feces near Preikestolen

Near the Preikestolen trail in Rogaland, motorhomes with foreign plates are occupying road shoulders and parking areas, including waste disposal stations and commuter lots, leading to complaints about unsanitary conditions. The manager of Preikestolen Camping reports finding feces on her property, and the mayor of Strand municipality plans to bring up potential parking restrictions at the autumn council meeting. Similar issues are reported in Lofoten, Senja, Stegastein, and Vøringsfossen, where roadside parking and overnight stays create challenges for traffic flow and safety.

Source: NRK NOR

Ringsaker to ban long-term motorhome parking at popular beach

The municipality of Ringsaker has asked the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to approve signs prohibiting overnight parking and sleeping in motorhomes and caravans at the municipal car park by Jessnes beach. The move follows complaints that long-term parked motorhomes occupy spaces needed for day visitors, especially families with children. The consultation deadline is 3 August.

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