Developers from the Netherlands and the UK have announced the release date for a cooperative exploration game featuring a camper van. Outbound launches on April 23, 2026, supports co-op for up to 4 players exploring an open world, gathering resources, and upgrading their van. The game has already surpassed 1.2 million wishlists on Steam. The digital version is priced at 27,800 KRW, with physical editions also available.

Haenam County is expanding its railway-linked camper van rental service to boost staycation tourism. The 'Camper City Tour' service launched at Haenam Station on May 6, offering 10 four-person vehicles, complementing the existing Mokpo Station location. Train passengers receive a 50% discount on rail fares, and the service recorded 3,748 users in 2025.

A tour combining travel on the KTX high-speed train with motorhome rental has been launched in Haenam. The program includes 9 routes, lasts 4 days and 3 nights, with prices starting from 10 won. A 50% discount is offered when using a specific payment system.

Boho Camper Vans has introduced the Summer Breeze family camper van based on the Ram ProMaster 2500. The model features a red cedar interior, 400W solar panels, a 540 Ah battery, and a foldable shower system. The camper van is designed for off-grid travel and has an open floor plan without a fixed bathroom.

Haenam County authorities launched a motorhome rental service at the local railway station on March 6. The service allows train arrivals to rent a motorhome for independent travel to the county's main tourist sites, with a 50% discount on train fares offered. Previously, rentals were only available at Mokpo Station.

Two camper prototypes, the EV Camper P and EV Camper C, have been developed based on the Kia PV5 electric van, scheduled for launch in Japan in spring 2026. Both models utilize the van's standard 71.2 kWh long-range battery pack, enabling the use of appliances like microwaves and air conditioners without a secondary leisure battery. The prototypes were showcased at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 in late January.

The 'Cheongnyangsan Suwon' campsite in Bonghwa County will open on April 1, with bookings starting March 1. Fifty percent of spots will be allocated via a priority lottery for local residents, with the remainder open to a general draw. The site features pitches for motorhomes, caravans, glamping units, and other facilities.

According to a Straits Research report, the global caravan and motorhome market was valued at $59.67 billion in 2024. It is projected to grow to $117.5 billion by 2033, with a CAGR of 7.82% from 2025 to 2033. Growth is driven by rising disposable incomes and demand for personalized travel, with Europe expected to be the fastest-growing region.

Since May 6, Haenam County has been offering camper van rentals for tours at Haenam Railway Station. The service was previously only available at KTX Mokpo Station. The new location offers 10 four-person camper vans, with booking available via the Korail website, including a 50% discount on train fares.

Haenam County has launched a camper van rental service for city tours at a recently opened railway station. Fourteen vehicles are available for tourists to rent upon arrival by train.

Haenam County is expanding its motorhome rental program for tourists arriving by train. The service became available at Haenam Station from February 6, having previously only operated from Mokpo Station. The 'city tour' program allows renting one of 10 four-berth motorhomes to visit local attractions and stay at a campsite, with a 50% discount on train fares also offered.

Haenam County has launched a camper van rental service at Haenam Station to boost rail-linked tourism. Since January 6th, ten 4-person camper vans are available for booking via the Korail website, which includes a 50% discount on train fares.

Haenam County has launched a camper rental project at the train station. The rental cost is 50% of the regular price, with 3748 users in 2023.

Since March 6, 2026, camper rental services have been launched at Haenam Station. Previously, rentals were only available at Mokpo KTX Station. Haenam Station offers 10 campers for 4 people, with booking available via the Korail website. Users also receive a 50% discount on train fares.

Haenam County in South Jeolla Province has started a camper van rental service at Haenam Railway Station. The service was previously only available at Mokpo KTX Station. Tourists can now rent a 4-person camper van at the station and receive a 50% discount on train tickets.

The Haenam Culture and Tourism Foundation has launched a promotional zone for its motorhome city tours in a large Seoul supermarket. The zone, operating until April across four regions including Seoul, Daejeon, and Busan, offers consultations and prize draws. The initiative aims to attract new tourists from the capital area and boost local spending.

Converter Sussex Campervans is now taking registrations for converting the Kia PV5 electric van into a pop-top camper. The conversion, aligned with Kia's sustainability goals, features a modular interior with foldable second-row seats, offering up to 3,615 liters of cargo space. The all-electric conversion starts at £68,995.

The South Korean camper market is showing a split into two segments. KGM has launched the updated Musso Q300 pickup with a 2.0L gasoline turbo engine, positioning it for off-road use, starting at 29.9 million won. The Hyundai Staria EV is positioned as a "civilized" camping option due to its 3.5 kW V2L system.

Geumsan County in South Korea has prohibited cooking and overnight camping in camper vans at public parking lots. The ban aims to address parking obstructions, safety hazards, and environmental pollution. Violators may face administrative guidance and fines.

Moka RV has introduced the Le Supia GT camper van based on the Renault Master. The model is optimized for two people and features a foldable furniture set, kitchen, toilet, and a frost-proof plumbing system. It offers ample storage and can seat up to four passengers while driving.

The city of Wonju will establish its first dedicated parking lot for caravans and motorhomes. The facility will accommodate 80 vehicles and will be equipped with CCTV and electric vehicle charging stations. The parking fee is set at 40,000 won for 5 hours.

The city of Wonju in South Korea is addressing the issue of long-term parking for motorhomes and caravans. A dedicated parking lot for 80 vehicles will be created near Wonju Station, and an existing 40-space zone in Munmak-eup will be refurbished. The measures aim to reduce inconvenience for citizens and improve the urban landscape.

The city of Wonju will establish two dedicated parking lots for caravans and campers to address long-term parking issues in public areas. The new lot in Musil-dong will have 80 spaces, while the upgraded facility in Munmak-eup will have 40 spaces; both will be equipped with barriers and surveillance cameras.

A self-built bus camper van styled as a traditional Korean hanok house was featured on the South Korean TV program MBC 'N'. The vehicle can accommodate up to eight people and includes sleeping areas, a kitchen, and a heating system. The feature highlights a trend in converting commercial vehicles for recreational use.

Wonju City in South Korea plans to create a dedicated parking lot for caravans and camper vans to address resident inconvenience. The facility will feature approximately 80 spaces, CCTV surveillance, and electric vehicle charging stations. Construction is scheduled to begin soon.

Geumsan County in South Korea has prohibited cooking and overnight stays in camper vans at public parking lots. The new regulations aim to prevent conflicts with local residents and maintain public order. Violators will face fines.

Publisher Silver Lining Interactive and developer Square Glade Games announced the release date for Outbound. The open-world exploration game, where players live in and customize a van, will launch on April 23 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PS5. A playable demo is now available for Switch and Switch 2.

Public parking lots in Gangwon Province are suffering from long-term parking by motorhomes and caravans. Local authorities admit the low effectiveness of enforcement measures, despite having legal grounds for towing. The number of domestic camping users increased from 5.38 million in 2019 to 7 million in 2024.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campsite in Bonghwa County will open on April 1. Reservations will be accepted from March 1 via a dedicated app and website, with 50% of spots prioritized for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. The site features 12 auto-camping pitches, 11 caravans, and 7 glamping units.

According to a Straits Research report, the global RV and camper rental market is projected to reach $7.56 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.58%. The growth is driven by demand for domestic tourism and sustainable travel, with North America as the leading region and Asia-Pacific as the fastest-growing market.