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Four new motorhome parking spots with charging stations open in Petersberg

01.06.2026 05:02 1 min 2 sources
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Four new motorhome parking spots with charging stations open in Petersberg
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In Brief

The municipality of Petersberg, Germany, has opened four new motorhome parking spots on Landwehr. They feature charging stations, a daily rate of €6, and €0.70 per kWh. The move addresses the growing number of motorhomes in Germany and a shortage of spots in the Fulda region.

The municipality of Petersberg (Germany) has opened four new motorhome parking spots on Landwehr. Each spot is equipped with charging stations for electrical supply.

Rates

  • Daily ticket: €6
  • Per kilowatt-hour: €0.70

The decision was made in response to the growing number of motorhomes in Germany (over 1 million in 2025) and a shortage of spots in the Fulda region.

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New motorhome parking spaces opened in Petersberg

05.05.2026 petersberg-aktuell.de DEU

Four New Motorhome Parking Spaces at Landwehr

05.05.2026 Osthessen|News DEU

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