You are in good company

Located just outside Santander on Spain’s northern coast, Camping Virgen del Mar wanted to reach more motorhome travellers and make booking easier. By becoming bookable on Campercontact, they are now reaching a wider international audience — including travellers looking for a place to stay while already on the road.

Camperplaats Voorst opened its gates in March 2026. Within weeks it had a 4.86-star rating — and 60% of its pitches filled through Campercontact. Here's how they did it.

Motorhome travellers do not just want nature, they want nature with a city within reach. Urban stopovers are one of the fastest growing categories on Campercontact. Travellers who can book with certainty choose the locations that offer it, and bookable locations get more visibility on the platform too.

Sometimes something just naturally becomes a success. This is what happened with Rancho Pancho, a small, rural spot that was discovered by motorhome owners from all over Europe via Campercontact. It shows how a special location with the right visibility can become a popular stop for travellers. Hopefully their story inspires other locations too.

Whether you run a small motorhome stopover or manage a larger campsite, the right promotion and a personal approach can make the difference. The story of Coen and Margriet shows how that works on a site with seven pitches.

Campercontact is one of the main ways motorhome travellers discover Camp Diekirch. Kim and her partner took over a campsite with a declining reputation in November 2024, rebranded it, and used their first season to listen to guests. From late 2026, the site welcomes motorhome travellers up to eleven months a year.