Antalya Caravan Park Filled Up During Holiday

Kocaeli's Transport Coordination Center (UKOME) has imposed a ban on caravan parking outside designated areas. The ban takes effect on April 1, with police and municipal officers authorized to tow violators.

Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality has given caravan owners until April 1 to remove their vehicles from a 68,000 sq m paid parking lot. Vehicles not removed by the deadline will be towed at the owner's expense as part of a caravan parking ban.

A documentary follows two men on a 6000 km road trip from Northern Germany to the Iranian border in a 15-year-old motorhome. Their journey through Eastern Europe and Turkey included off-road challenges in a semi-desert, observing brown bears in Romania, and exploring Istanbul's hidden nightlife.

The small workshop Vanaconda Customs has unveiled a caravan based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. Autonomous systems include solar panels up to 600W, a power station, and water tanks. The interior converts from a seating area to a full-size bed and features a separate shower.

A caravan park opened by Antalya Metropolitan Municipality in the Konyaaltı district reached full occupancy during the Ramadan Bayram holiday. The facility, with a capacity for 70 caravans in the Arapsuyu neighborhood, attracted domestic and foreign users due to its infrastructure and proximity to the coastline.

The caravan park in the Konyaaltı district of Antalya experienced high demand during the Ramadan Bayram holiday weekend. The 4,144 sq m facility with 70 caravan pitches offers electricity, water, showers, and laundry, and is connected to the European caravanning network. The park, operated by the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, is open year-round and is positioned as an affordable caravan holiday option.