Diesel & Petrol Prices in Poland

In the first half of 2026, Poland registered 1,277 new motorhomes (+11.9% year-on-year). Market leader Volkswagen saw sales drop 25.7%, while Polish brand Masuria surged from 5 to 79 registrations (+1,480%) after opening a second factory. In the caravan segment, 556 units were registered (+5.9%), with Polish Niewiadów taking second place with a 50.6% increase, trailing only Hobby.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki signed an amendment to the Public Roads Act, exempting passenger cars with trailers from registration in the e-TOLL system and payment of road tolls. The change takes effect on September 21, 2026. Previously, the toll applied if the combined permissible mass of the vehicle combination exceeded 3.5 tonnes. Now the decisive factor is the permissible mass of the towing vehicle: if it is up to 3.5 tonnes, no toll is charged regardless of the trailer's mass. The fine of 500 zloty for such vehicles is abolished, and pending administrative proceedings are discontinued. Funds on e-TOLL prepaid accounts can be refunded upon request within six months. The change does not affect toll sections of the A1, A2 and A4 motorways.

According to a SW Research survey commissioned by OLX, 68% of respondents find traveling by motorhome an attractive form of leisure. 87% believe a car should support active recreation. Caravanning is shifting from a niche pastime to a major segment of the tourism industry.

The Podkarpackie Voivodeship in Poland has launched a campaign to attract camper tourists. The region offers campsites with electricity, water, and sanitary facilities. Routes include the Bieszczady Mountains, the Low Beskids, Roztocze, Rzeszów, and the San and Vistula river valleys.

From June 19 to 21, the 'Świętojanki' caravan rally took place in Promnice, organized by the Automobilklub Wielkopolski. 36 people attended with 15 caravans and motorhomes. The program included a kayak trip on the Warta River, a pétanque competition, and Midsummer Night celebrations.

At the Żwirownia Wojanów reservoir in Poland, strong wind swept a caravan into the water, pushing it about 150 meters across a small bay. Rescuers from Jelenia Góra confirmed no one was inside. A specialist fire service dive team recovered the caravan after nearly four hours.