
More and more French people are tempted by vanlife and rentals, even the purchase of equipped vans is constantly increasing, especially after the onset of the health crisis. Today, the market is booming and many people want to try it. But beware rookie mistakes which can ruin your trip. Here are three things you shouldn’t do!
Too hard a journey
Many people tend to take too many things with them in the camper. However, the saying of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry says that “ he who wants to travel happy must travel light”. It is this principle that must be applied when we RV trip. Because this type of transport is quite small and it is important not to clutter it with things and accessories that will not serve you well.
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Don’t predict
Like many French people, you want to go on holiday in July and August to enjoy the warmth and festive atmosphere of the campsites. In this case, don’t forget to predict to have a place to park and not be surprised. Also think about any traffic jams on the road! It is best to travel in June or September to avoid the rush and disappointment.
Camp anywhere
Another very common mistake is to think that you can stop for the night anywhere. However, wild camping is strictly prohibited in France, so it is important to find an authorized and, if possible, safe place to spend the night. However, there are places where you can spend the night in the middle of nature, but it is advisable to inquire in advance to avoid a fine.
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Source: Auto Plus

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