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The municipality of Artvin is creating a modern caravan parking area on the festival grounds of Kafkasör after the 45th Culture, Tourism and Art Festival. Drainage work has been completed on the municipally-owned plot, and toilets, showers and a small kitchen are planned. The site will charge a fee, with revenue covering maintenance and cleaning. The project aims to boost caravan tourism in the region.

Turkish manufacturer Ortsan Outdoor has started selling the expandable Mini House Caravan. When folded, the trailer measures 4×2.1 m; at the campsite, its side sections extend automatically via remote control, creating 20 m² of living space. The base price is 890,000 Turkish lira excluding VAT and delivery (approx. 440,000 CZK). The expanded layout includes a separate bedroom, living area, kitchen with a 90-litre fridge, and a bathroom. However, European buyers face certification hurdles: the trailer lacks an EU type-approval number and a declared kerb weight, which may require individual approval in each member state.

Bursa, one of the most popular cities for camping tourism in the Marmara Region, offers both paid and free sites for tents and caravans. Key locations include Uludağ National Park, Suuçtu Waterfall, İznik Lake shores, Kocayayla Plateau, and Ayvaini Cave surroundings. Overnight fees range from 400–900 Turkish lira for tents and 600–1200 Turkish lira for caravans, with some areas free of charge.

The caravan festival in Pazaryeri district, Bilecik province, Turkey, ended with about 350 caravans and 550–600 participants. The event was held under strict gendarmerie control.

The Caravan Festival in Kınık Village, Pazaryeri district (Bilecik), was held from July 3 to 8, 2026. Approximately 350 caravans and 550–600 visitors attended. Gendarmerie units provided extensive security, including patrols and crime prevention. No incidents or traffic violations were reported during the event.

Turkish couple Büşra and Gökhan Eroğlu spent 2.5 years converting a 2007 BMC minibus into a motorhome. The project cost 100,000 Turkish lira. Work was done after hours, without professional help except for a local carpenter. The motorhome includes a sleeping area, kitchen, toilet, shower, and reinforced electrical wiring for appliances.