This weekend, more than 400 caravans gathered in the South Estonian village of Treski, Setomaa, for what was the largest caravan gathering in the Baltic states.
Ivar Kalev, who is a board member of the Estonian Caravan Club (Klubi Eesti Karavan), told ERR that more and more locations in Estonia have become convenient for recreational vehicle users.
“There are some very good caravan parks in Estonia, which are also of a high standard in European terms, and they are really appreciated by foreign tourists. Maybe Estonian tourists have not always found them, and maybe money counts more so they want to be at a site where they don’t have to pay. However, it is a question of free choice, and if this option is available in Estonia today, then it’s not bad at all,” Kalev said.
According to Sergei Vahnitski, who is also on the board of the Estonian Caravan Club, recreational vehicle tourism has become increasingly popular in recent years.
“Caravan tourism is a lifestyle, it is freedom. You…
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