Campsites in the Lörrach district are opening for the season in March. Operators report stable demand, infrastructure upgrades, and moderate price increases linked to energy and personnel costs. Some sites are open year-round.

The municipality of Schliersee has approved a concept to regulate motorhome tourism. Six parking sites with varying service levels are planned, costing between 12 and 25 euros per 24 hours. Investments range from 1,000 to 40,000 euros per site, with an expected payback period of five years.

The municipal council of Prien am Chiemsee voted to build a paid parking lot for motorhomes and trailers. The 40,000 euro project will create 11 spaces, requiring the felling of young trees. The mayor objected on economic grounds but was outvoted.

The Allermöher Werft shipyard in Hamburg will open a limited number of parking spaces for motorhomes starting May 1. The location has been listed on the 'Kurs Elbe' tourism portal. The exact overnight fee is not specified.

The city council of Wittmund has approved a development plan for the Friesensee holiday park in Isums. The plans include building halls for winter motorhome storage, creating larger pitches, and adding more photovoltaic installations. Traffic flow will be reconfigured, with access restrictions from May to September to protect local bat species.

The Camping-Oase Süplingen campsite reopens for the season on March 20. During the winter, a new bar area was added and comfort facilities were upgraded, with some dates already fully booked.

New parking spaces for camper vans are being created at the Wisseler See leisure park in Kalkar. The spaces will be located directly by the water. Construction work is currently underway.

The town of Sachsenhagen aims to convert an abandoned harbor on the Mittelland Canal into a tourist attraction. The core of the project involves creating designated parking spaces for motorhomes. However, the implementation of the plan is currently facing delays.

A temporary parking area for motorhomes is being set up again at Friedberger See. A permanent site is not planned until 2027, as the location is a popular summer destination for campers.

The owner of the parking area at the Wyhlen hydroelectric power plant in Nagengast has permitted stays for motorhomes. Six designated spots are available. Parking remains free for up to four hours, with an overnight stay costing 10 euros.

A project for a new 120-space motorhome port in Fulda, Germany, has been approved. The facility will be located on the edge of the Fulda floodplains, preserving the landscape, and will include sanitary facilities and a disposal station. The aim is to boost tourism and increase overnight stays in the city.

The city of Fürth has identified an area for a motorhome parking site. Previously, the tourist information office had to redirect visiting campers to other locations.

The city of Fürstenfeldbruck has transferred management of its motorhome parking site to the company Camping Car Park. The 22-space facility will be temporarily closed from February 21 for renovation. The site will be expanded from 9 to 23 spaces and is scheduled to reopen at the start of the spring travel season.

The planned motorhome parking site on Augustusburger Straße in Chemnitz has been temporarily postponed. City authorities have decided to first analyze the usage of existing spots created for the Capital of Culture year. The 2025 budget has already allocated 25,000 euros for the project.

In March 2026, new paid parking sites for motorhomes opened in Germany and other European countries. In Germany, sites were added in Saxony, Baden-Württemberg, Hesse, and Lower Saxony with capacities ranging from 5 to 52 vehicles. New sites also opened in France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, and the Netherlands, with nightly rates varying from €12.50 to €45.

Readers of the magazine 'promobil' have selected the best motorhome sites in Germany. The site in Bremerhaven ranked eighth in the category for 31–50 vehicles, praised for its waterfront location. Approximately €350,000 was recently invested in the facility, including modern power columns and a new digital booking system.

The town of Waischenfeld in the Franconian Switzerland region plans to create eight new parking spaces for motorhomes. This initiative aims to boost local tourism and meet the demand from motorhome owners.

The town of Waischenfeld in Franconian Switzerland is establishing eight designated parking spaces for motorhomes. The move aims to capitalize on the growing trend of recreational vehicle travel.

A glamour camping site and beach bar are planned for the Silbersee lake in Celle. The new operators, Manuel Marrone and Luis Carstens, have announced houses with whirlpools, adventure golf, and glamping services, marking a significant expansion from the site's previous limited operation.

An entrepreneur has proposed a temporary parking site for motorhomes in central Bruges. The location is next to a historic church and is intended for use until construction of a residential building begins.

The Sole motorhome site in Bad Salzungen, Germany, experienced a drop in guests last year after a recovery in 2024. The site offers 80 pitches and is now promoting its proximity to a pneumo spa as a new offering to attract visitors.

A new parking site for motorhomes is planned in the Stendal district of Altmark. The project, initiated by the city council following a proposal from the AfD party, is a renewed attempt after a failed effort three years ago. The exact location has not been disclosed but is intended to be in a natural setting, possibly by a river.

The city of Genthin is upgrading its caravan parking site on Mühlenstraße. The work includes adding electricity, water supply, and barbecue facilities. Further development of the area for tourists and residents is planned.

A building permit has been issued for a new motorhome parking lot in the Merklinde district of Castrop-Rauxel. The facility, with 68 spaces, is scheduled to open in March according to the operators. This will provide some relief for parking needs following the closure of the Mariß site.

Investors have presented details for a planned motorhome and tent campsite at the Bachtelweiher lake in Kempten. The project, which includes a guest house and a mini-golf course, has faced criticism from local residents over potential noise, traffic, and strain on the natural environment. Opponents launched a petition against the scale of the development nearly a month ago.

The city of Duisburg is developing plans for a modern and attractive motorhome parking site. The aim is to attract tourists who have previously bypassed the city. The project includes upgrading the existing service and disposal station.

A temporary parking lot for motorhomes is proposed for the historic market square in Brügge, replacing a long-stalled plan for 15 apartments. The developer Central-Bau has submitted a preliminary application for up to 15 camper spaces on the site of a former inn that burned down. Local politicians deem the project unsuitable for the town center, but their ability to influence the private property is limited.

Two entrepreneurs have presented plans for a caravan park with coworking elements on the island of Usedom. The project includes pitches for caravans, a coworking space in a former "red house," and an outdoor heated pool for year-round use.

Charging an electric car while towing a caravan requires planning. Seven campsites in Germany now provide dedicated EV charging stations, allowing overnight charging without overloading the campsite's standard electrical grid.

The town of Hamminkeln plans to create a motorhome parking site to attract tourists. The location under discussion is at Lake Weikensee, but the model is controversial. The initiative is based on the successful example of the neighboring town of Wesel.