Since spring 2026, many new motorhome service areas have opened in France. In Pouilly-sous-Charlieu (Loire), a municipal area opened on June 30 on the site of the former "Ilot" campsite, which cost the commune €10,000 per year. It is managed by Camping-Car Park. In Saint-Nizier-le-Désert (Ain), a 23-space area opened on June 15. In Ploërmel and Lizio (Morbihan), official areas have been operating since April 1 and May 1 respectively; the cost is €12–13 per night plus a tourist tax of €1.10. In Peyrehorade (Landes), a connected service area opened amid a 20% growth in the new motorhome market over two years (11,918 units registered in 2025). At the entrance to the Atlantic region, a high-tech 24-space area offers 24/7 access, Wi-Fi, 16A electricity, water supply and waste disposal; payment and booking are online via an app. In Montbron (Charente), the opening of a 25-space area has been postponed to September–October due to electrical delays: a temporary connection would have cost €8,000, which the municipality refused; a permanent connection for €50,000 will be carried out by the Syndicat Départemental d'Électricité et de Gaz de la Charente. Camping-Car Park will manage it, receiving two-thirds of overnight revenue, while the commune gets the tourist tax. In Meilhan-sur-Garonne (Lot-et-Garonne), the commune invested €86,000 to modernize the "Les Platanes" campsite for transfer to Camping-Car Park; from June 12, 50 spaces for motorhomes and tents are available, with expected annual revenue of €30,000–35,000 (6–7 times the previous €5,000). In Saint-Martin-de-Londres (Hérault), a 27-space project sparked controversy: residents collected 500 signatures against it, citing the location on a former stadium, proximity to schools and flood risk; the mayor claims it will bring €178,000 per season to the local economy. Since April 20, the private site Le Domaine de Bagard in Saux (Gard) joined the RVR network, offering 45 spaces, a pool and a gym. In Sisteron (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), a 20-space area opened on cours de la Libération, joining the Camping-Car Park network (800 areas and campsites). In one village, a new area with access control, electrical outlets and a waste disposal point has been completed; official opening is planned before the summer season.