Authorities in Lingling District, Yongzhou City, China, have responded to a citizen's proposal to build a free RV campground near the ancient city. The response states that motorhome campgrounds can be built on tourism-related public service land or parking lots. The authorities said they will invite experts to conduct a feasibility study for the project, after which they will determine the site location and construction plan.

A city people's congress session in Yangxi discussed parking and utility hookup problems for motorhome and caravan tourists. Deputies noted that the popular winter destination Shaba has already implemented daily fees for water and electricity. A new tourist complex with dedicated motorhome facilities, costing 3.8 billion yuan, is planned for construction.

Authorities in Simao District, Yunnan Province, are implementing a program to develop motorhome infrastructure. The project has identified 48 potential campsite plots totaling over 76 hectares. The first two campsites with 200 spaces are scheduled to open in early 2024.

Shenzhen authorities have published a parking map for motorhomes along with practical guidelines. The move addresses the issue of motorhomes occupying public parking spaces for extended periods in city parks, which hindered regular car parking and charging. The map aims to regulate parking and reduce space conflicts.

The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's Department of Culture and Tourism has announced the 2025 quality rating results for self-drive and recreational vehicle campsites. Six sites have been newly certified as national 3C-level campsites. The region now has 262 campsites of various types, with 28 rated at 3C or higher, and leads the country with nine 5C and 4C level sites.

Shenzhen authorities have designated nine parking sites for motorhomes following issues with long-term occupation of public spaces. Parking fees range from 20 to 600 yuan per day. The sites include both dedicated campsites with water and electricity hookups and standard parking areas.

Qiaojia County in Yunnan Province has built 6 free RV campsites and 6 paid parking lots to accommodate travelers seeking warm winter stays. From 2023 to 2025, these facilities hosted over 12,000 vehicles and 31,000 visitors among 5.45 million total tourists. The infrastructure development supports the local 'warm winter sojourn' brand, utilizing the mild climate near the Jinsha River. Future plans include developing 93 tourism projects and converting 2,200 idle properties into lodging.

Mutouchong Village in Zhuhai's Jinwan District has become a popular stop for motorhomes. The campsite, built in 2024, covers 2,000 sq m with 34 parking spaces, EV charging stations, and full amenities. Since November, it has hosted over 70 motorhomes with an average stay of 9.7 days.

Mutouchong Village in Zhuhai's Jinwan District has transformed into a popular stopover for recreational vehicles (RVs) nationwide through a 'whole-village operation' model for rural tourism. The Sanzao Mutouchong Yueyou Post Station, built in early 2024, covers 2000 square meters with 34 parking spaces, charging facilities, and amenities. Since November, it has hosted over 70 RVs with an average stay of 9.7 days, stimulating local businesses like farm produce sales and guesthouses.