Digital buyer journeys
What digital buyer journeys means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.
Notable exhibitors
Companies exhibiting at Camper Expo include ACROSS Campers, Adria 4 Deluxe, AmorA Campers, Benica and Benimar Ocarsa.
- ACROSS Campers
- Adria 4 Deluxe
- AmorA Campers
- Benica
- Benimar Ocarsa
Event overview
Overview
Camper Expo is set to take place from 12 to 14 March 2027 at Jaarbeurs Utrecht, Netherlands. This event will feature an extensive range of campers from various brands, along with accessories, camper construction, and the latest gadgets.
Attendees can also enjoy informative presentations and test e-bikes on-site. Camper Expo takes place in Utrecht, Netherlands.
TL;DR
- 1Dates and venue: Camper Expo runs at Jaarbeurs Utrecht, the Netherlands, with the current listing showing March 2027 and daily opening 10:00-17:00 - confirm exact dates on camperexpo.nl before booking travel.
- 2Sector focus: a Dutch consumer motorhome and caravan show - integral, semi-integrated, alcove and bus campers, touring caravans and folding trailers, plus the accessory wall of awnings, bike racks, solar and lithium power, heating, sanitation and satellite/connectivity kit.
- 3Who attends: Dutch and wider Benelux buyers - couples and families researching a first camper, owners trading up, converters, rental fleet buyers and campsite operators - not a general consumer lifestyle fair.
- 4Buying reality: dealers sell new and pre-owned units from the floor, so come with your weight budget (3,500 kg MAM limit on a B licence), your storage or driveway dimensions and questions about RDW registration and BPM built into the rijklaar price.
- 5Getting there: Utrecht Centraal is roughly a 5-minute walk from the Jaarbeurs halls via the Jaarbeurszijde exit, and Schiphol (AMS) has direct intercity trains to Utrecht Centraal in about 30-35 minutes.
Why visit
Visitors can explore a diverse selection of campers and accessories, gain expert advice, and discover the best camping destinations. Dates and Venue: Camper Expo runs from 12 to 14 March 2027 at Jaarbeurs Utrecht, Netherlands. Buyer Authority: Attendees include camper enthusiasts and industry professionals.
Why exhibit
Exhibitors will benefit from direct access to a targeted audience of camper enthusiasts and industry professionals, enhancing brand visibility and generating valuable leads. Use Camper Expo to strengthen brand visibility, collect qualified leads, and meet buyers face to face. Sector focus: a Dutch consumer motorhome and caravan show - integral, semi-integrated, alcove and bus campers, touring caravans and folding trailers, plus the accessory wall of awnings, bike racks,.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
First-time motorhome buyers, typically couples in their 40s-60s, comparing alcove, semi-integrated and bus camper layouts against a fixed budget
Existing camper owners upgrading or rightsizing, focused on payload, bed layouts, garage size and winter-ready heating
Caravan and folding-trailer households trading up or replacing an ageing tourer
DIY converters and self-builders sourcing seats, windows, roof hatches, insulation, electrics and water systems
Accessory buyers for awnings, solar panels, lithium batteries, inverters, bike racks, satellite dishes and cassette toilets
Rental operators and small fleet buyers adding units ahead of the spring and summer season
Campsite owners, campsite chain buyers and destination marketers selling pitches and touring routes to Dutch campers
Trade and dealer visitors from the Benelux checking competitor line-ups, model-year changes and accessory supply
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Motorhome manufacturers and national importers presenting integral, semi-integrated, alcove and bus camper ranges for the Dutch and Benelux market
Caravan and folding-trailer brands and their dealer networks, including lightweight models aimed at B-licence and smaller-tow-car owners
Dealer groups and multi-brand showrooms selling both new and pre-owned units from the floor with finance and trade-in desks
Campervan conversion specialists and van-conversion kit suppliers, from insulation and furniture systems to roof beds and pop-top roofs
Accessory and component suppliers for awnings, bike racks, solar panels, lithium batteries, inverters, chargers, heating and air conditioning
Sanitation and water specialists - cassette toilets, compost toilets, tanks, pumps, shower systems and water filters
Refrigeration, cooking and interior fit-out suppliers, plus mattresses, upholstery and storage systems for long trips
Rental operators, campsite groups and destination marketers selling touring holidays, pitches and seasonal packages to Dutch campers
Finance, insurance, roadside assistance and vehicle-registration service providers who handle RDW and BPM paperwork for buyers
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Motorhomes - integral, semi-integrated, alcove and bus camper models across compact 6 m layouts up to large family units
Campervans and van conversions - panel-van builds on Fiat Ducato, Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, VW Transporter and similar bases
Caravans and touring trailers - single and twin-axle tourers, lightweight starter models and family layouts
Folding trailers and tent trailers - compact towable options for buyers without motorhome storage
Pre-owned and trade-in units - dealer stock presented alongside new model-year vehicles
Awnings and outdoor kit - cassette awnings, drive-away tents, windbreaks, chairs, tables and levelling ramps
Power and electrics - solar panels, MPPT controllers, lithium and AGM batteries, inverters, DC-DC chargers and shore-power hook-ups
Heating, cooling and water - diesel and gas heaters, underfloor heating, air conditioning, boilers, tanks, pumps and filtration
Sanitation and hygiene - cassette and compost toilets, shower trays, grey-water systems and privacy solutions
Kitchen and refrigeration - compressor fridges, gas hobs, sinks, worktop systems and storage modules
Bike, e-bike and motorbike carrying - towbar racks, door-mounted racks and garage solutions
Connectivity and security - routers, antennae, satellite systems, reversing cameras, trackers and alarm systems
Travel services - rental fleets, campsite bookings, ferries, touring routes, insurance and finance packages
Location & Facilities
Venue
Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Jaarbeursplein 6, 3521 AL Utrecht
Facilities
Parking
Jaarbeurs Utrecht in Utrecht typically provides on-site or adjacent visitor parking during major trade fairs; confirm daily rates, payment methods and hall access on the organiser or venue website before travel.
Food options
On-site catering
On-site diningParking: Jaarbeurs Utrecht in Utrecht typically provides on-site or adjacent visitor parking during major trade fairs; confirm daily rates, payment methods and hall access on the organiser or venue website before travel.
Gate: Follow organiser signage to the main visitor entrance at Jaarbeurs Utrecht for badge collection; allow extra time for security screening during peak morning arrival.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
12 – 14 March 2027:10:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Utrecht, Netherlands
Why it matters
Attending Camper Expo on 2027-03-12 to 2027-03-14 in Utrecht lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
Sustainability in procurement
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Automation and labour efficiency
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Regional supply-chain resilience
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Hybrid engagement models
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Plan your trip
Travel & logistics
Local currency · EUR
Hotel tiers
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
Hotel NH Utrecht
4-star
Jaarbeurs district, Utrecht540 m from Jaarbeurs to venue4-star hotel with breakfast (paid), free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, fitness center, parking, bar, restaurant, pet-friendly. Rating 4.2. Approximate nightly band for a standard double; the closest option to the halls and therefore the first to sell out on show dates.
Hampton by Hilton Utrecht Central Station
midscale
Utrecht Central Station910 m from Jaarbeurs to venueFree breakfast, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, fitness center, parking, bar, business center, full-service laundry. Rating 4.3. Approximate band; the practical base for visitors arriving by train from Schiphol because the station walkway leads directly to the Jaarbeurszijde exit.
Bunk Hotel Utrecht
budget
Utrecht city center1.1 km from Jaarbeurs to venueEco-certified with excellent location; breakfast (paid), free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, parking, bar, restaurant, business center, smoke-free. Rating 4.3. Approximate band; the low end reflects compact rooms, so check the room size against your luggage.
Stayokay Utrecht Center
budget
Utrecht city center1.4 km from Jaarbeurs to venueHostel-style stay with breakfast (paid), free Wi-Fi, parking, bar, restaurant, full-service laundry, accessible, kid-friendly. Rating 4.2. Approximate band: dorm beds near the low end, private rooms near the high end; best value for one-person trade visits.
Local transport
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
Walk
Estimated costFree
Best forUtrecht Centraal Station (Jaarbeurszijde exit) to Jaarbeurs halls
Train
Estimated costEUR 10-22 airport or regional rail single journey
Best forSchiphol Airport station to Utrecht Centraal
City bus (U-OV)
Estimated costApprox. EUR 2-3 for a single ride; tap in and out with OVpay contactless
Best forUtrecht Centraal to Jaarbeurs / Jaarbeursplein
Taxi
Estimated costApprox. EUR 10-15 for the short hop; use the metered rank rather than unlicensed drivers
Best forUtrecht Centraal taxi rank to Jaarbeurs
Bike (OV-fiets)
Estimated costApprox. EUR 4-5 per 24 hours with an OV-chipkaart or OVpay subscription; confirm current tariff
Best forUtrecht Centraal OV-fiets point to Jaarbeurs
taxi
Estimated costEUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
Best forAmsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) to Jaarbeurs Utrecht
taxi
Estimated costEUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
Best forRotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) to Jaarbeurs Utrecht
taxi
Estimated costEUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
Best forEindhoven Airport (EIN) to Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Plan your trip
Visa & entry documents
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
Visa not required
ATA Carnet: check with organiser
Weather
If your edition falls in March, expect early-spring Utrecht weather rather than winter or summer: daytime highs typically 8-11 C, night lows 2-4 C, a real chance of frost early in the month, frequent short showers and a steady wind off the open polder around the Jaarbeurs. Halls are weatherproof but outdoor unit displays and the station walk between Utrecht Centraal and the venue are not, so a waterproof shell is more useful than an umbrella. These are climatological normals, not a forecast - check a local forecast 3-5 days before travel.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile coverage across Utrecht is strong on 4G and 5G from the main Dutch networks (KPN, VodafoneZiggo, Odido), including around the Jaarbeurs and Utrecht Centraal. EU and EEA SIM cards roam at domestic rates under EU roaming rules; visitors from outside the EU should check their home roaming pack or buy a prepaid data SIM at Schiphol or a Utrecht phone shop, since pay-as-you-go data outside a bundle gets expensive. Venue Wi-Fi is normally available in the Jaarbeurs foyers and meeting areas - confirm the current network name and any time limits at the information desk. Power is 230 V at 50 Hz with type C and F (Schuko) sockets, so UK, US and Asian visitors need a plug adapter; a small power bank is worth carrying because stand demos, hall plans and quote photos drain a phone quickly.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Payments are card-first
Dutch stands and venues run on PIN and contactless card payments, and some Jaarbeurs catering points and Utrecht shops no longer accept cash. Set up contactless on your phone or card before you travel, and ask each dealer whether the show price includes VAT (BTW, 21%) or is quoted excluding it.
Direct communication style
Dutch sales staff tend to answer technical questions bluntly, including about payload limits and delivery delays. Treat a direct no or a caveat as useful information rather than a pushback, and ask for numbers in writing: unladen weight, MAM, tank volumes and delivery week.
Meetings and timing
Business meetings usually start on time and end on time, with coffee at the start and a short handshake to close. English is widely spoken, but Dutch-language brochures and price sheets are the norm, so ask for the English version or the underlying specification sheet.
Getting around town
Cyclists have priority on Utrecht's cycle paths and you should not walk in the cycle lane, especially near the station. Trams and buses are tap-in, tap-out with OVpay or an OV-chipkaart, and supermarkets and many shops keep shorter Sunday hours than the station concourse.
Tipping and daily hours
Service is included in Dutch restaurant and bar bills; rounding up or leaving a few euros is normal but not expected. Lunch runs roughly 12:00-13:30 and many kitchens stop serving earlier than visitors expect, so plan a later dinner around the city centre rather than the venue.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is the main gateway, with the widest choice of European and long-haul routes and a direct intercity train to Utrecht Centraal in about 30-35 minutes. Rotterdam The Hague (RTM) and Eindhoven (EIN) can be cheaper on low-cost carriers but add a bus or local train leg before the intercity, so compare total door-to-door time rather than airfare alone. Book two to three months out for the lower end of the fare bands, and avoid tight same-day connections on the first show morning if you are exhibitors setting up. Confirm baggage rules before packing stand samples or brochures, and check whether your ticket includes a checked bag. Fares quoted in this listing are approximate bands for planning, not live prices: confirm on airline or OTA sites. Schiphol can be slow at security during school holidays, so allow at least two hours before a European departure.
Visa
Visa-exempt passport holders can attend for business without a visa; others require a Schengen short-stay business visa. Verify your nationality against the official Dutch government checker before booking.
Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.
Applications usually go through the nearest Dutch embassy, consulate or VFS Global visa application centre. Bring the event registration or invitation, travel insurance, accommodation proof and return ticket details; confirm the current checklist with the mission before submitting.
OfficialTransport
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Use the nearest international airport serving Utrecht; Metro, train or taxi links are typically available to the venue district.
Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Jaarbeurs Utrecht: Jaarbeurs district, Utrecht: Hotel NH Utrecht; Utrecht Central Station: Hampton by Hilton Utrecht Central Station; Utrecht city center: Bunk Hotel Utrecht.
Ride-hail: Utrecht is covered by the main ride-hailing apps, with pickup points around Utrecht Centraal and the Jaarbeursplein side of the complex. For the short hop from the station to the halls a taxi or ride-hail is rarely worth it compared with the 5-minute walk, but it makes sense with heavy bags, stand samples or in steady March rain. Expect roughly EUR 10-15 for the station-to-venue trip in normal traffic; confirm the app estimate before booking, since surge pricing appears around show opening and closing times. Licensed taxis also wait at the rank on the station side. Verify that your app account works on a Dutch network before you arrive, and keep a card ready because in-app payments are the default.
Public transit: Utrecht Centraal Station sits a short walk from Jaarbeurs; follow the Jaarbeurszijde exit and the signed pedestrian route takes about 5 minutes to the halls. The station is the main national rail hub for the region, with direct intercity services from Schiphol, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Eindhoven and Arnhem, so most visitors never need a car. Local U-OV buses serve the station and fairground area, and the wider city network links the centre, the university district and the suburbs. Pay by tapping a contactless bank card or phone on the OVpay readers, or use a loaded OV-chipkaart; remember to tap out as well as in on buses. Plan journeys with the U-OV planner and the NS app, and allow extra time on show mornings when the station-side exits and the Jaarbeurszijde route get busy.
Parking: Jaarbeurs has paid on-site parking around the complex, with garages and surface areas serving the halls; as a planning guide expect roughly EUR 15-25 for a show day, but confirm the current tariff and which entrance is open for your hall on the venue or organiser site. Pre-booking is sometimes offered for large events and is worth checking if you plan to arrive after 10:00, when the closest areas fill first. Camper and caravan units are display vehicles rather than visitor parking, so do not plan to park a motorhome in the visitor garages without confirming height clearance and permission with Jaarbeurs in advance. The alternative is to park outside the centre and take the train or U-OV bus to Utrecht Centraal, which is usually cheaper on multi-day visits.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: March 2027
Packing: March 2027
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 2 (mid-show)
Mid-show days at Camper Expo usually combine full exhibitor attendance with scheduled B2B meetings, before early pack-down on the final day.
T-1
Day 14-12: confirm the edition dates and daily opening hours on camperexpo.nl, then check which halls and outdoor display areas are in use this year
T-2
Day 12-10: set a realistic vehicle budget including BPM, insurance and the first year of storage, and decide whether you are buying new, pre-owned or simply researching
T-3
Day 10-8: shortlist 8-12 exhibitors from the published list, grouped by hall, so you can walk the stand plan instead of drifting between halls
T-4
Day 8-6: book rail travel or flights; Schiphol (AMS) is the main gateway and has direct intercity trains to Utrecht Centraal, so check NS times for your arrival day
T-5
Day 6-5: reserve a hotel within walking distance of Jaarbeurs, or anywhere on the Utrecht Centraal axis, and note the cancellation terms since show weeks tighten availability
T-6
Day 5-4: if you are flying, confirm whether your bank card works with OVpay contactless gates, or plan to buy an OV-chipkaart at the station
T-7
Day 4-3: measure your driveway, garage door, storage bay and any height barrier, and write the numbers down to take with you
T-8
Day 3-2: list the questions you need answered per model - payload with water and passengers, bed sizes, heating type, tank volumes, warranty and delivery lead time
T-9
Show day: arrive for the 10:00 opening, visit the highest-priority stands first while staff are unhurried, and photograph every quoted price with the stand name in shot
T-10
Show day: before leaving, ask each shortlisted dealer for a written rijklaar quote including RDW registration and BPM, and note the delivery window in writing
T-11
Day after: compare quotes at home within 48 hours while the details are fresh, and follow up only with stands that answered your payload and warranty questions
Day 2
print or download the hall plan, mark your must-see stands and book any dealer appointments that require a slot
Day 2
pack comfortable shoes, a waterproof layer for the walk between station and halls, and a power bank for photographing price sheets
Day 1
travel to Utrecht, collect tickets or badges, and do a short orientation loop of the complex so the first show morning is not spent navigating
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
Day 1 · morning
Registration and hall orientation at Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Day 2 · core sessions
Supplier meetings and product demos
Day 3 · wrap-up
Final negotiations and follow-up
Networking spots
2Camper Expo registration concourse
Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Central meeting point before and between hall appointments during show days.
Organiser B2B lounge (if offered)
Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Hosted matchmaking and buyer programmes when published by the organiser.
Budget
Costs & budget
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Estimated budget
Live estimate
- Hotel × 2 nights€190.00
- Per diem × 2€150.00
Estimated total€340.00
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Decision
Visit, exhibit, or skip?
Should you go?
Use this quick check to decide whether Camper Expo fits your visit, exhibit or skip plan.
QUESTION 1 OF 6
What is your primary role?
Decision matrix
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
Your category focus aligns with the official product themes.
Best for
Buyers, researchers, and delegates evaluating the programme and networking value.
Min. budget
$400.00
Timeline
4-8 weeks before opening day for registration and travel.
Risks
Limited session times published - confirm agenda before booking.
exhibit
You have a clear lead-generation or launch goal for this market.
Best for
Suppliers and brands seeking qualified meetings with the event audience.
Min. budget
$2,500.00
Timeline
3-6 months for stand booking, freight, and marketing prep.
Risks
Booth pricing not published in captured sources - confirm with organiser.
skip
Programme, audience, or commercial goals do not match your plan.
Best for
Teams whose category or region fit is weak this edition.
Timeline
N/A
Risks
No major risks listed.
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FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
What exactly can I see at Camper Expo in Utrecht?
The show is built around complete leisure vehicles and the kit that goes with them: integral, semi-integrated, alcove and bus campers, touring caravans and folding trailers, plus stands for awnings, bike racks, solar and lithium power, heating, water and sanitation systems, refrigeration, satellite and connectivity. Because the exhibitor list changes per edition, check the current list on camperexpo.nl before you plan which halls to prioritise.
Is Camper Expo a trade-only fair or can the public buy a ticket?
Camper Expo is a consumer-facing camper and caravan show, so the core audience is end buyers rather than the trade. Dealer and trade visitors are still useful to the show, but you should check the ticket and registration route on camperexpo.nl, since some editions run a separate trade or preview slot that requires pre-registration. Opening hours in the current listing are 10:00-17:00 daily.
When is the next edition and where is it held?
The show takes place at Jaarbeurs Utrecht in the Netherlands, and the current listing points to March 2027. Exact opening days can shift between editions, so confirm the dates and hall layout on the organiser site before booking flights, trains or hotels.
How do I get from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to the show?
Take a direct intercity train from Schiphol to Utrecht Centraal, roughly 30-35 minutes, then leave the station by the Jaarbeurszijde exit and walk about 5 minutes to the halls. Allow extra time on the first morning of the show, when ticket desks and badge checks are busiest. Always confirm current train times on the NS planner.
Can I buy a motorhome or caravan at the show?
Yes. Dutch dealers and importers write orders on the floor, and many show prices bundle extras such as a bike rack, awning or a first service. Before signing, ask for the delivery window, the rijklaar price including RDW registration and BPM, and whether the quoted payload still works with your family, water tank and accessories loaded.
Do I need a special driving licence for a motorhome in the Netherlands?
Camper units up to 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass can be driven on a standard category B licence. Anything heavier needs C1 or C, and that changes insurance and who in the household can drive. Ask the stand to show the unladen weight and the payload on the specific vehicle, not on the base model from the brochure.
What does registration and BPM add to the price of a new camper?
New vehicles sold in the Netherlands must be registered through the RDW, and BPM is charged based on CO2 and list price. Dealers normally quote a rijklaar price that includes these costs, but not every show offer is quoted the same way, so ask explicitly what is included and what is added at delivery.
Is parking available at Jaarbeurs and what should I budget?
Jaarbeurs operates paid on-site parking around the complex, with rates set per event day. As a planning guide, expect roughly EUR 15-25 for a day of fairground parking, but confirm the current tariff on the venue or organiser site before you travel. Arriving before the 10:00 opening is the simplest way to avoid the busiest entry flows.
Is the show accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
Jaarbeurs is a modern convention complex with level access between the station side and the halls, and venue staff can advise on lifts and accessible routes. Because stand layouts change per edition, contact the organiser in advance if you need a specific route, a scooter-friendly aisle plan or assistance at the entrance.
What language do exhibitors use at the show?
Sales material and stand conversations are mainly in Dutch, because the core audience is the Dutch and Benelux market. Importers, manufacturer representatives and international accessory brands generally switch to English easily, so non-Dutch visitors can still get technical answers on weights, payload, heating and electrics.
Can I bring my current camper or trade-in to the show?
Vehicle display space at a consumer show is reserved for exhibitors, so visitor parking is for cars and vans rather than units on show stands. If you are considering a trade-in, bring the registration papers and service history with you, since dealers will want those to value your current vehicle on the spot.
What should I bring with me to a camper buying day?
Bring your driving licence, your garage or driveway height and width limits, and a note of your realistic payload and towing needs. Comfortable shoes matter because the halls and outdoor display areas add up over a full day, and a charged phone is useful for photographing layouts, price sheets and stand contacts.
Is there food and drink at Jaarbeurs during the show?
The Jaarbeurs complex has catering areas in and around the halls, typically open through the show day. Confirm current opening times and whether outside food is permitted on the venue site, and expect central Utrecht restaurants to be busy around 12:00-13:00 on show days.
Glossary
- Camper (motorhome)
- A self-propelled leisure vehicle with living accommodation built into or onto a van or chassis. Dutch usage covers everything from a converted panel van to a full integral motorhome.
- Bus camper (campervan)
- A compact conversion based on a panel van such as a Fiat Ducato, Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter or VW Transporter, usually under 6 m and popular for its everyday-drive size.
- Alcove (alkoof)
- A motorhome layout with a bed over the cab that projects forward, giving a large sleeping area at a lower price point but more frontal height and wind sensitivity.
- Semi-integrated (halfintegraal)
- A body built on a van cab where the living box is wider than the cab; the bed is usually a drop-down over the lounge rather than an over-cab alcove.
- Integral (integraal)
- A motorhome where cab and living body form one shell from the front bumper back, with the largest panoramic windscreen and typically the highest price band.
- MAM and the 3,500 kg line
- Maximum authorised mass is the total permitted loaded weight. Units up to 3,500 kg can be driven on a standard Dutch and EU category B licence; heavier units require C1 or C, which changes who can drive the vehicle.
- Payload
- The difference between the MAM and the vehicle's unladen weight - the allowance for water, gas, passengers, luggage, bikes and awnings. Payload is the number most buyers underestimate at a show.
- Rijklaar weight and rijklaar price
- Rijklaar means ready to drive: the vehicle weight or price including fluids, registration and standard equipment. Always ask whether a quoted show price is rijklaar or excludes registration costs.
- RDW
- The Dutch vehicle authority that handles registration, inspection and plates. A new camper bought at the show is registered through the RDW before it can be used on Dutch roads.
- BPM
- Dutch private motor vehicle and motorcycle tax, calculated on CO2 and the vehicle's list price. For motorhomes it can be a meaningful part of the on-the-road cost, so ask the dealer for a full breakdown.
- Luifel (awning)
- The roll-out side awning fitted to most campers. Cassette awnings from brands shown at accessory stands are sold by length, with brackets matched to the vehicle's wall profile.
- OVpay and OV-chipkaart
- The Dutch public transport payment systems: OVpay lets you tap a contactless bank card or phone on the gate, while the OV-chipkaart is the plastic travel card. Both work on the trains and U-OV buses serving Utrecht Centraal.
- Jaarbeurszijde
- The station-side exit of Utrecht Centraal that faces the Jaarbeurs convention complex, and the shortest walking route between the platforms and the show halls.
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- Camper Expo
- Camper Expo 2027
- Camper Expo Utrecht
- Camper Expo Utrecht 2027
- Utrecht Netherlands
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