The Weinsberg X-pedition is much more than just a camper van. Designed for those seeking maximum freedom on their journeys, this model combines advanced technology, comfort, and a robust design ideal for tackling any terrain. In this article, we’ll explore its main features, benefits, and how it positions itself in today’s off-road camper market.

The Burriana City Council, located in the south of Castellon, has received authorization from the Generalitat Valenciana to construct a motorhome parking area right on the beachfront. This project began its planning phase in December with the aim of creating a space that can accommodate up to 26 motorhomes, thus increasing tourist overnight stays in the city and boosting the local economy by attracting both national and international tourists.

In a recent session, the Government Council of the Community of Madrid has decided to move towards the modernization of the regulatory framework for outdoor tourist spaces, including campsites and areas designated for the stay of motorhomes, camper vehicles, and similar. This step is materialized with the launch of a public consultation through the Transparency Portal, referring to a Decree project that seeks to redefine the organization of these spaces in the region.

The province of Burgos has positioned itself as a key destination for itinerant tourism enthusiasts, providing spaces and services suitable for those traveling in motorhomes, caravans, and campers. With a total of 20 areas designed for motorhomes, in addition to three basic parking zones without additional services and 14 campgrounds, the region offers a well-developed infrastructure for this type of tourism.

Last November, the council of Águilas submitted a request to install height barriers in various natural areas, including the beaches of La Carolina, La Higuerica, and El Arroz. This request, directed to the State's Coastal Demarcation and the Regional Ministry of Environment of Murcia, seeks authorization to install barriers with a height of 2.10 meters. These barriers would allow access and parking for cars but would restrict the entry of taller vehicles.

Recently, it has become commonly said that a locality without a camper area is, as it were, nobody. This trend was seen before in Spain with frontons, then with swimming pools, later with paddle tennis courts, and now the focus is on these types of tourist service facilities. Simple, not too costly for the municipalities, but capable of attracting wandering tourists who travel with their homes for a few days.

The Tírig City Council in Castellón has set up a section within the soccer field, called the 'camper zone,' with the aim of establishing a specific recycling point for motorhomes. This location provides users with the ability to manage their wastewater in a regulated manner and obtain drinking water.

The designated motorhome parking area in Alfaro, a recent addition to the city's tourist attractions, is set to open its doors to coincide with the Pilar Bridge holiday. Successfully completed by the local company Construcciones Alberto Varea, this project is ready to welcome visitors.

Castellón joins the trend of motorhomes with the emergence of new dedicated areas to serve enthusiasts of this form of tourism. It's one of the sectors with the greatest future potential and, consequently, high demand to meet.