Keçiborlu — VanSky 78 (Comfortable)

The article lists current 2026 rates for motorhome parks and campsites across Turkey. Prices range from 300 TL per night in basic areas (e.g., Perşembe Plateau in Ordu) to 2,000 TL in popular coastal spots (Kaş, Antalya). In the Aegean region, rates are 900–1,750 TL; Mediterranean, 700–2,000 TL; Marmara, 800–1,800 TL; Black Sea, 300–1,300 TL; Central Anatolia (Cappadocia), 900–1,500 TL. Extra person fees and parking charges apply at some locations.

Orhan and Sibel Işık, a nomadic beekeeping couple in Muş province, received a towable caravan with an 85% subsidy under the 'Golden Wings of Honey' project. The caravan lets them stay near hives year-round, with shower, kitchen, and electricity.

The second Kınık Karavan Fest 2026 took place in Kınık village, Pazaryeri district, Bilecik province, from July 3 to 8. It featured 437 caravans, over 50 tents, concerts, folk dances, and awareness sessions.

Mert Okkaoğlu, president of the National Camping and Caravan Federation, reminded caravan users of six basic rules: park without taking up extra space, do not leave the caravan in one spot for months, do not discharge grey water or waste into nature, avoid noise at night, leave the campsite clean, and do not occupy parking spaces for long periods. He stated that caravan freedom is only sustainable with respect for nature and others.

About 80% of caravan manufacturers in Antalya have closed due to rising raw material costs and a shortage of skilled craftsmen. The sector, which boomed during the pandemic, now faces a severe downturn.

The Izmir Camping and Caravan Association issued a statement urging caravan owners not to leave their vehicles on beaches for extended periods. The statement emphasized that beaches are common areas, not private property, and that leaving caravans in one place for months harms nature and the rights of other users. The association warned that otherwise, municipalities may impose stricter sanctions and bans.