Motorhome holidays from Castellón

The province of Castellón (Spain) sees increased demand for motorhomes for summer travel, driven by uncertainty over airfare and fuel costs. Sales peaked at 65 units in 2024 and reached 61 in 2025. Weekly camper rental in high season costs €1,000–1,300, with prices unchanged since 2024. Spain has 372,500 caravanning vehicles, including 100,000 motorhomes.

The average price of a new motorhome in Spain does not fall below €70,000. The main buyers are seniors with medium to high purchasing power who value nature and sustainability. The caravanning sector has been growing since 2020. The Atlantic Caravaning Show in Vigo features over 400 vehicles from 20 brands. Exhibitors call for regulation similar to France's to address parking and overcrowding issues.

On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will occur in Spain. In the province of Burgos, the village of Covarrubias will experience totality for about 105 seconds, one of the longest durations in the country. Overnight options for camper vans and motorhomes include a free 10-space parking lot, a free motorhome service area with dump stations, and a municipal campsite at €10 per vehicle.

On Saturday morning, a caravan with severe damage after hitting a pole was spotted on the AC-550 road in Muros, Spain. A video shared on social media showed a partially detached side wall and a damaged wheel. While moving, the vehicle lost fragments of its structure over several hundred meters. The reasons why the driver continued driving have not been disclosed; emergency services arrived to clear debris and ensure safety.

The Villaviciosa City Council has approved a plan to create a motorhome area at the local campsite. The project includes 50 spaces for transit motorhomes with full services. The new area will be private and paid, unlike the municipal area in El Salín with 8 spaces opened in 2024. The decision aims to meet growing demand for motorhome tourism in Asturias.

Spanish manufacturer Benimar has introduced the Yrteo 2026 range, combining the spaciousness of a motorhome with the maneuverability of a camper van. The models are 2.14 m wide, 18 cm narrower than standard motorhomes, and built on a Ford Transit chassis. Two versions are available: Yrteo 840 (5.99 m) and Yrteo 861 (6.69 m), both with 2.0 EcoBlue diesel engines (130 or 165 hp) and an optional 8-speed automatic transmission. Prices start at €60,000, roughly €25,000 less than a Volkswagen California.