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A tense situation has developed on Riva Beach in the Beykoz district of Istanbul due to the long-term unauthorized parking of caravans. Local residents complain about noise and environmental pollution, as well as caravans blocking the coastal road, especially on weekends. Riva neighborhood head Mevlüt Eren stated that caravans are set up on land partly owned by the Istanbul Regional Directorate of Forestry and partly by private owners, without any permits. He noted that the lack of toilets and washbasins leads vacationers to use the forest for natural needs and light fires, creating a fire hazard in the pine forest. One caravan resident, Nurhan Koç, said she has been living there for about 15 months, considers the area private property, and sees no problem, emphasizing her right to freedom and that she causes no harm.

Gümüldür Nature Park (Gümüldür Tabiat Parkı) in Izmir has reopened to visitors after three years of renovation. The park is available for day trips and caravan camping.

The Agonya Şenliği 2026 festival will take place on August 7–9 in Akçakoyun village, Yenice district, Çanakkale province. It is organized by the Çanakkale Camping and Caravan Association (ÇAKKAD). The program includes concerts, folk dances, workshops, hiking, excursions, sports competitions, and strawberry picking. Caravan owners: 600 TL per night (up to 2 people), 1000 TL for two nights. Motorcyclists: 400 TL per night, 600 TL for two nights, second person in the same tent gets 50% off. Day entry without overnight stay: 400 TL, second spouse gets 50% off. Children under 15 are free. Parking for vehicles (except motorcycles): 400 TL. Tickets available via Biletin-Go.