Caravans Salon Poland 2026 is behind us

40,167 visitors, 180 exhibitors, nine pavilions, nearly 600 vehicles, top European and Polish brands, premieres, meet-and-greets, two stages, workshops, the Vanlife Zone, the Retro Zone, and over 300 crews at the Przystanek_Targi Rally. This year's Caravans Salon Poland once again confirmed that Poznań is one of the most important meeting places for the caravanning industry in Poland.

For four days, the Poznań International Fair transformed into a massive caravanning hub. The exhibition spanned nine pavilions , showcasing the latest campers and caravans, as well as campervans, special conversions, expedition vehicles, premium designs, accessories, and solutions for those who embrace four-wheel travel as a lifestyle.

This year's event was attended by 40,167 people , and 180 exhibitors showcased their products. In total, nearly 600 vehicles were on display, providing an exceptionally broad overview of the current market offerings.

9 pavilions full of caravanning

The scale of this year's edition was evident from the moment we entered the fairgrounds. The exhibition spanned nine pavilions of the Poznań International Fair , showcasing virtually the entire spectrum of contemporary caravanning.

In addition to classic campers and caravans, the exhibition also featured compact campervans, luxury Landyachts, expedition vehicles, off-road structures, special structures and a wide range of equipment and accessories.

Such a large exhibition area allowed us to show caravanning from many different perspectives – from family travel and first steps with a camper, to the most technically advanced and luxurious structures.

European brands and a wide cross-section of the market

Caravans Salon Poland 2026 brought together many of the most important caravanning brands in the European market in Poznań. At the stands, visitors could see vehicles from manufacturers such as Adria, Sun Living, Etrusco, Bürstner, Rimor, Rapido, Dreamer, Itineo, Dembell, Concorde, Kabe, WaveCamper, Knaus, Frankia, Pilote, Morelo, Hobby, Dethleffs, Notin, and Miller .

The range of products presented was huge – from compact campervans, through family campers and trailers, to the most luxurious designs intended for demanding users.

One of the most spectacular vehicles at this year's event was the Dembell Elite , a luxury land yacht owned by Formula 1 driver Oliver Bearman . The vehicle captivated with both its scale and level of finish, showcasing the most exclusive side of modern caravanning.

The presence of such a wide representation of manufacturers also provided an opportunity to directly compare different travel concepts – from lightweight and practical designs to vehicles that, in terms of comfort, are more like luxury apartments on wheels.

CampRest Stand – Inspiration, Campsites and Adventures Around the World

This year's trade fair wouldn't have been complete without the CampRest stand, which served as a meeting point for caravaning enthusiasts and travel lovers throughout the four-day event. Visitors could pick up a free copy of the latest edition of "Campsites of Europe", a printed camping guide that has been inspiring travellers to discover new destinations and helping them find the perfect campsite for their holidays for years.

The CampRest stand also welcomed representatives of European campsites. Italy's Emilia-Romagna region was represented by Camping & Natura, giving visitors the opportunity to explore the region's campsite offerings, learn about local attractions and find inspiration for their next Italian holiday – all in Polish. The complete selection of campsites, including the option to book directly in Polish, is available at www.campingenatura.it.

Representatives of the Croatian campsite group Jadranka were also present, showcasing their holiday destinations along the Adriatic coast and answering visitors' questions about their campsites. Meanwhile, at the UbezpieczKampera stand, motorhome and caravan owners could receive expert advice on recreational vehicle insurance and request personalised quotes for comprehensive insurance packages.

Another important part of the exhibition was USAkamperem, a Polish rental agency specialising in motorhome rentals in the United States and Canada. This year's trade fair marked the first presentation of its expanded services, now also offering motorhome rentals in Australia and New Zealand. Visitors could therefore explore opportunities for motorhome adventures across four incredible destinations. More information is available at www.usakamperem.pl and www.australiakamperem.pl.

Strong representation of the Polish industry

A very important part of the exhibition were Polish brands, which are making their presence felt on the caravanning market more and more clearly each year.

One of the most important premieres of this year's edition was the Future Space residential capsules from Fabryka Przyczepa Niewiadów . This project demonstrates that Polish manufacturers are increasingly moving beyond classic caravanning structures and are exploring new forms of mobile recreation and small, functional living spaces.

Also present at the fair were brands such as Niewiadów, Hype, Masuria, Affinity, Camper4Mountain, and Avantura Campers . Their displays clearly demonstrated the diversity of Polish production – from classic trailers and campervans, through campervans, to vehicles designed for more demanding expeditions.

Another important element of the fair was the presence of the most important campervan dealers operating in the Polish market . This allowed visitors not only to see vehicles from various manufacturers but also to directly compare configurations, equipment, and available solutions.

Caravanning is not just about vehicles

Caravans Salon Poland has long transcended the traditional format of an industry exhibition. This year's edition once again connected the world of manufacturers and dealers with travelers, campervan users, and those just beginning to take an interest in caravanning.

The event program was held on two stages , where meetings, presentations, and lectures were held over the following days. Topics included long-distance travel, practical experiences of living in a camper, vehicle construction and modernization, traveling with a dog, photography, and creating content on the go.

The program also featured special guests. One of them was Marta Chodorowska , who, during the "Four Paws, Four Wheels – Campervan Travel with a Dog" session, spoke about caravanning from the perspective of someone traveling with a dog.

The stage program was complemented by workshops where participants could gain more practical knowledge. The program included classes on electrical systems and vehicle equipment, as well as photo and video workshops on creating content while traveling.

28 teams in the Vanlife Zone

One of the most vibrant and immediate spaces at the fair was once again the Vanlife Zone . This year's event featured 28 teams who normally travel in campers, vans, and hand-prepared vehicles.

The zone was a place to meet people who know caravanning not only from manufacturers' catalogs, but above all from thousands of kilometers traveled across Poland, Europe and the world.

You could take a look inside their vehicles, talk about everyday life on the road, the solutions used in their bodies, travel costs, and learn the stories behind specific projects.

Some of the Vanlife Zone participants also appeared on stages, sharing their experience with a wider audience.

26 teams and the incredible diversity of the Retro Zone

The Retro Zone also had a unique character, with 26 teams participating.

This section of the event was one of the most colorful and diverse areas of the entire fair. Guests could see classic campers, trailers, unusual vehicles, and structures that had often undergone extensive renovations or been completely rebuilt by their owners.

The Retro Zone showed a completely different side of caravanning – less catalogue-based, more personal and based on the history of specific vehicles and the people who travel in them.

It was here that it became particularly clear that caravanning doesn't have to mean the latest model of camper. Sometimes, the most attention-grabbing vehicles are those that are decades old, with a unique history and a wealth of work behind them.

Przystanek_Targi rally with over 300 crews

An integral part of Caravans Salon Poland was also the Przystanek_Targi Rally , which gathered over 300 crews this year.

For several days, the Poznań International Fair grounds became a veritable caravanning town for Rally participants. Rallygoers could participate in the fair, socialize, exchange experiences, and spend time together.

One of the most important moments was the traditional feast , which again gathered hundreds of participants.

The rally once again showed how strong the caravanning community is and how important an element of such events are not only the vehicles, but above all the people.

One weekend, several events

Caravans Salon Poland took place in parallel with other events dedicated to travel and tourism.

From Friday, visitors could also take advantage of the offer of the Tour Salon , the Travel Festival in the Footsteps of Dreams and the TUP TUP Family Travel Festival.

One of the highlights of the Tour Salon program was the meeting with Marcin Prokop , which attracted a large audience.

The combination of events meant that visitors could, in one weekend, go from seeing the latest campers and trailers to meeting travelers, presenting interesting tourist destinations and festival stories from around the world.

The collaborative nature of the events also highlighted the extent to which caravanning today intertwines with tourism in its broader sense. A camper or trailer isn't an end in itself—it's a tool for discovering new places.

Four days of caravanning meetings

This year's Caravans Salon Poland was a diverse event. On the one hand, it offered a comprehensive market presentation – manufacturers, dealers, new models, and premieres. On the other, it served as a meeting place for people united by a shared passion for travel.

40,167 visitors, 180 exhibitors, 9 pavilions, nearly 600 vehicles, 28 Vanlife teams, 26 Retro teams and over 300 crews at the Przystanek_Targi Rally best show the scale of this year's event.

Behind these numbers, however, there are thousands of conversations, meetings, photos, new travel ideas and plans for the next season.

We would like to thank all visitors, exhibitors, partners, guests, Vanlife and Retro Zone teams, Rally participants and all those involved in preparing this year's edition .

Caravans Salon Poland 2026 is behind us, but the caravanning journey obviously does not end there.

See you next year, again in October in Poznań!