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Motorhome campsite in Antalya welcomes tourists in autumn

21.09.2026 16:55 5 min 11 sources РУС
Ereğli Önder Gazetesi TUR + 10 more
Motorhome campsite in Antalya welcomes tourists in autumn
Original source: DHA | Demirören Haber Ajansı

In Brief

Karavan Park, opened by Antalya municipality in 2023 in Konyaaltı, continues to host motorhomes and caravans in autumn. Visitors from Turkey and Europe praise its infrastructure and proximity to Konyaaltı beach.

Motorhome campsite in Antalya

Karavan Park, a motorhome campsite opened by Antalya municipality in 2023 in the Konyaaltı district, continues to welcome visitors. The facility offers electricity, toilets, showers, a kitchen and a laundry.

Tourists from Turkey and Europe note its location near Konyaaltı beach and in the city centre. According to sources, the park continues to host motorhomes and caravans in autumn due to warm weather.

Guests include travellers from various regions of Turkey and European countries, among them a couple from Belgium. Some extend their stay and plan to return.

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