The "Caravan Spring" (Caravanfrühling) in Münster is an annual highlight for all lovers of caravanning, camping, and nature-oriented travel. The fair is organized by Mevelo, an experienced organizer from Osnabrück, who also hosts other bicycle and travel fairs. A special focus of the fair is on the presentation of motorhomes and caravans. Here, professionals from the industry not only offer an impressive selection of vehicles but also provide competent advice to ensure a carefree travel season. This makes the 'Caravan Spring' an ideal place for those preparing for the upcoming travel season. The fair takes place in the Messe- und Congress Centrum Halle Münsterland, a spacious and prestigious venue ideal for such large events. The fair is aimed at a broad audience and is particularly interesting for anyone passionate about caravanning, camping, and nature-oriented travel. Regarding accessibility, the fair is easily reachable. Visitors can use the traffic and parking guidance system to get to the fair center. With only a 15-minute walk to the city center and good bus connections (lines 6, 8, and 17), arrival by public transport is also effortlessly possible. Another highlight of the "Caravan Spring" (Caravanfrühling) is the diverse supporting program. Visitors can look forward to exciting demonstrations and lectures. Under the motto 'Travel Adventures Live and in Color,' the Camper Forum on the fair stage offers expert lectures. Here, experienced globetrotters share their tips and tricks and fascinate the audience with live lectures about their adventures. Thus, the "Caravan Spring" (Caravanfrühling) in Münster is more than just a fair; it's a source of inspiration and a place of exchange for everyone who loves travel and values nature-oriented experiences. With many fresh ideas and an invitation to discover, try, and marvel, the "Caravan Spring" (Caravanfrühling) sets new standards for regional fairs in this field. The Caravanfrühling takes place annually, and therefore for the third time previsibly in February 2026 in Munster.