Diesel & Petrol Prices in France

Motorhomes are lined up along a road near Meymac (Corrèze), with fans arriving early to secure viewing spots for the Tour de France stage. Two retired couples from Pas-de-Calais and Yonne met at the Grand Bornand stage in 2018 and have met every summer since. They plan their route using the Tour's official guide, call each other, and travel by motorhome, combining their hobby with discovering new regions of France. This year, they are concerned about rising fuel prices.

French converter Glénan Concept Cars has launched a new limited edition of its HorizonVan camper, the Black Serie, based on the Renault Trafic. It features a matte black exterior, comprehensive equipment, and four adult berths as standard.

Rapido has launched the Optimum Line limited edition for the 2027 model year, covering ten models: campervans, compact and classic semi-integrated, and fully integrated motorhomes. The series comes fully equipped: 150 Ah lithium battery, 150 W solar panel, 2000 W inverter, diesel heater, compressor fridge, 140 hp automatic transmission, 16-inch alloy wheels, electric parking brake, 9-inch multimedia station with rear-view camera. Prices range from €71,900 for the V55 to €93,900 for the 896F.

On the night of July 7, a convoy of 74 caravans illegally occupied a 7-hectare private plot classified as a Natura 2000 zone in Chinon, Indre-et-Loire. Owner Stéphane Archambault, a farmer, estimates a 50% loss of forage yield for the next year. The group had been evicted from the neighboring municipality of Avoine a week earlier. Mayor Jean-Luc Dupont issued an eviction order but said enforcement depends on the prefect.

Camping Saint-Martin in Creissels (Aveyron) has been named the best campsite in Occitanie for the second consecutive year and ranked fifth in France by the Pitchup platform. The site scored 9.7 out of 10 based on over 14,000 verified reviews from 200,000 holidaymakers who stayed in France in 2025. It offers 78 pitches for tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes, plus 14 mobile homes. Owners Jérôme and Laetitia Ralite prioritise simplicity, personal service and tranquillity, turning away noisy groups to preserve the peaceful atmosphere.

French startup Vagano has launched a social network for travelers in campers and motorhomes. The app lets users find other nomads via geolocation or license plate recognition, and arrange meetups. The developers, a vanlife couple Chloé and Gianni, created the service without ads, using a small subscription fee to cover costs.