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Vantrack unveils modular camper based on Kia PV5

Dutch company Vantrack has developed the LightCamp based on the Kia PV5 Passenger. The system of removable modules allows the vehicle to be used as a 5-seat electric van on weekdays and as a 4-berth camper on weekends. It features a 71.2 kWh battery, a range of 358 km, and V2L capability delivering up to 3.6 kW for external equipment. The price before tax incentives starts at 47.09 million won.

Solbat Sports Park Auto Camping in Gangwon: Summer Festivals and Nature Camping

Solbat Sports Park Auto Camping (Solbat Sports Park Auto Camping) in Gangwon Province, South Korea, offers camping on a site of about 20,000 sq m. The campground is located at 61 Dogok-ro 14-gil, Gonggeun-myeon, Hoengseong County. Parking is available for about 50 vehicles. Entrance fees vary by site size and number of people. The campground is a 15-minute walk from a bus stop. Nearby summer festivals and stream swimming are available.

Byeonsanbando National Park introduces hanok-style caravans

Byeonsanbando National Park in Buan County, South Korea, has added hanok-style caravans at Jiksocheon Campground, which opened in May 2026. The facility comprises 30 caravans and 50 vehicle camping sites. The park, designated a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2023, features coastal cliffs like Chaeseokgang and Jeokbyeokgang, Jikso Waterfall, and the fir tree path at Naesosa Temple.

Danho Sand Park in Andong reopens after renovation

Danho Sand Park, a recreational facility in Andong, South Korea, will partially reopen on July 16 after a 2.6 billion won renovation. The former foot volleyball court has been converted into a children's water play area and playground, and the basketball court into a 6-hole mini golf course and lawn. Camping decks have been expanded from 3×6 m to 5×8 m to accommodate large family tents. Reservations for August will open on July 14 at 9 PM via the park's website.

M-TOS RV CEO Interview: Creating a New Lifestyle, Not Just a Camper

South Korean company M-TOS RV, which specializes in detachable campers for pickup trucks, aims to change how vehicles are used. CEO Choi Gi-soo stated that the company's goal is not just to build campers but to create a new lifestyle, allowing one vehicle to serve both work and leisure. The company develops a system where a camper can be mounted on a pickup only when needed, leaving the truck usable for daily tasks otherwise. M-TOS RV claims to be the only company in Korea legally permitted to modify vehicle structures for camper installation and holds four patents for its tie-down systems.

Large caravan falls from truck at Sinbok intersection in Ulsan, causing traffic jam

On July 9 at around 4:55 p.m., a large caravan being transported on a truck fell onto the road at Sinbok intersection in Ulsan. No injuries were reported, but severe traffic congestion occurred. Police are investigating the driver.

Yeongju City Recruits 20 Families for Youth Family Camp – Free 1-Night-2-Day Experience at Auto Campground

Yeongju City is recruiting 20 families for a free 1-night-2-day camp at Yeongjuho Auto Campground on July 29-30. The camp targets families with children from 4th grade to 2nd year of middle school. Participation is free, and applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis via Naver Form starting July 21 at 10 AM.

Reopening of Gyeyang Duri Camping Site and water park construction face uncertainty

Incheon's Gyeyang District is struggling to reopen the Duri Camping Site in Gyulhyeon-dong and build a water park there. The project is stalled because two procedures block each other: obtaining a river occupancy permit from the Han River Basin Environmental Office requires budget, while securing a special grant from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety requires the permit. As a result, the local council cut the entire 528 million won budget in the first supplementary budget, and the permit review has been suspended. District officials say if the water park cannot be built, the entire reopening plan must be reconsidered. The original target of reopening by June 2027 is now unlikely, and even a post-2028 opening depends on budget availability.

K-camping: regulations lag behind market

South Korea's camping market is rapidly shifting toward glamping, caravans and dome houses, but the legal framework still treats all camping as tent-based. A seminar hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the National Assembly discussed the unclear legal status of new camping types, building area limits (currently 10% of site or 300 sq m in protected areas) and inconsistent local permit enforcement. Issues with foreign tourist booking and payment barriers, lack of multilingual safety information, and unregistered campsites were also highlighted.

2026 Busan Mobility Show concludes after 10 days

The 2026 Busan Mobility Show, held from June 28 to July 7 in Busan, ended without any accidents. The exhibition featured UAM, electric vehicles, large motorhomes, and other mobility solutions. The concurrently held Korea Camper Show introduced electric campers and latest motorhomes. Eight global automakers including Hyundai, Kia, Genesis, BMW, MINI, BYD, Ineos Grenadier, and Ram participated.

Hampyeong restricts camping and car camping at Aengdu Park during rainy season

Hampyeong County (South Jeolla Province) has designated the Aengdu Park area in Nasan-myeon as a hazard zone until September 30. During this period, tent camping, cooking, and overnight stays in motorhomes (chabak) are prohibited. The measure follows concerns over rapid water level rises in the stream due to heavy rain and upstream dam releases. Violators may face fines under the Disaster and Safety Management Act.

Incheon industrial complex parking lot reserves 54 spaces for caravans, workers complain

At Namdong Industrial Complex Public Parking Lot No. 2 in Incheon, South Korea, 54 of 197 spaces are designated for caravans and campers. During work hours, only 2–3 of those spaces are occupied, while regular spots are full. Workers report increased difficulty finding parking and higher fines for illegal parking. The Namdong-gu district office says the change was based on low usage of regular spaces in previous periods and will review the allocation after two months if hourly demand remains low.

Gyebangsan Auto Camping Site named 'Excellent Facility' for fifth consecutive year

The Gyebangsan Auto Camping Site in Pyeongchang, South Korea, has been awarded 'Excellent Facility' in the accommodation category by the Korea Consumer Industry Evaluation for the fifth year in a row. Operated by the Pyeongchang County Facility Management Corporation, the site features a forest and stream setting. The management plans to expand the camping site's functions, including adding workation accommodations, to adapt to changing trends.

Tesla launches V2L adapter for Model Y L at lower price than Hyundai's

Tesla Korea has introduced a V2L (Vehicle to Load) adapter, an accessory that turns an electric vehicle into a portable power source for household appliances. Priced at 145,000 won (approx. $110), it undercuts original Hyundai and Kia V2L connectors sold for 170,000–210,000 won. The adapter supports 220V, 16A, and a maximum output of 3.5 kW, comparable to Hyundai/Kia's 3.52 kVA. Initially, it is compatible only with the six-seat Model Y L, while Hyundai/Kia adapters work with multiple E-GMP models (Ioniq 5, EV6, Genesis GV60). Industry observers note the move signals Tesla's push to enhance lifestyle features in Korea.

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