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Mendoza's tourism authority has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop infrastructure for motorhomes and campers. At launch, 30 local businesses have joined the initiative.
The tourism authority of the Argentine province of Mendoza has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program, aimed at travelers using motorhomes, campers and other recreational vehicles.
The program includes the creation of equipped parking areas with connections to electricity, water and sewage, as well as Wi-Fi access points. At the time of launch, 30 local businesses from various departments of the province have joined the project.
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The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes infrastruc...
The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes infrastructure with service points for electricity, water, and sewage. At launch, 30 local businesses have joined the program.
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop infrastructure for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes c...
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop infrastructure for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes creating equipped parking areas with electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. At launch, 30 local enterprises from various departments of the province have already joined the program.
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initia...
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. Thirty accommodations across various departments of the province have already registered for the program.
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Updated: 12.09.2026
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RON 98
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Argentina — motorhomes and trailers for sale
Casa Rodante Turismar 3,5 Mt Homologada Y Patentada.
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The government of Argentina's Mendoza province has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program to boost tourism in motorhomes, campers and travel trailers. At launch, 30–31 registered overnight spots offer basic services.
Authorities in Argentina's Mendoza province have launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and engaging local businesses. At launch, 30 local enterprises have already joined the program.
The province of Mendoza in Argentina has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program to promote tourism in motorhomes, campers and RVs. The program includes an interactive map with 30 parking and overnight spots, plus infrastructure with electricity, water and Wi-Fi.
The third edition of 4x4 Off Road Fest will take place on 26 September at the Cañuelas exhibition grounds in Buenos Aires from 10:00 to 18:00, with free entry and parking. After two years in Luján, the event has moved to a larger site; more than 100 prepared pickups, campers, motorhomes and mini off-road trailers will be on display, alongside over 60 equipment stands. Demonstrations, Ranger and Land Rover club areas, food trucks and pet-friendly access with short leashes are planned. In case of rain, the event will be postponed to the following Saturday.
Theatrical producer Flavio Mendoza uses a motorhome during Circo del Ánima seasons. The RV was bought in the US and features a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and appliances.
Silvia and Sergio from Rosario converted a 1995 Mercedes-Benz 1215 passenger bus into a motorhome and have been traveling South America for over a year. Sergio originally bought the bus for spare parts for his work trucks, but his wife suggested turning it into a mobile home. The interior includes a full kitchen, inverter refrigerator, washing machine, air conditioning, and a 500-liter potable water tank. Power is supplied by four 450 W solar panels and two 200 Ah lithium batteries, with a 3000 W inverter peaking at 5000 W. A dry toilet and grey water tank are used. The couple reports lower stress and reduced consumption since retiring.
Meteorologist José Bianco presented the interior of his motorhome: solar panels, polyurethane insulation, double-glazed windows, inverter air conditioning, up to 4 guest beds and a skylight for sky viewing.
Demand for motorhomes and caravans in Argentina increased after the pandemic. Renting one costs USD 100–120 per day, higher than a three-star hotel. Fuel, insurance and a deposit for potential damage are additional. A used caravan costs USD 30,000–40,000, while a fully equipped motorhome ranges from USD 100,000 to 120,000. More than 10 rental companies operate in the country. The Expo Rodantear show is scheduled for October 22–25.
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