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We haven’t just been camping in the summer for ages now. The early, late and winter seasons are also becoming increasingly popular. And anyone who camps outside the peak season is more likely to have to deal with rain, wind and cold. That doesn’t necessarily have to be a bad thing. The sound of rain on the roof can actually be lovely, as long as you’re warm and dry. Walking through the wet grass in your flip-flops to the toilet block is another story altogether. Which products will help you stay comfortable whilst camping, even on wet, cold and windy days? We’ve put together a list of a few for you! Protect your bikes from the rain Your bikes usually won’t fit in your caravan or motorhome. So they end up outside – even when it rains for hours on end. With electric bikes in particular, you’ll want to prevent moisture and dirt from building up unnecessarily. The Salleta bike cover is suitable for two electric bikes and protects them from rain and dirt. It also features a built-in pocket for

Have you ever been to Kampeerwereld Hendriks in Ermelo? If so, you’ll know just how extensive the range is at this camping shop. From handy camping accessories to clever solutions for on the go: you could spend hours browsing there. But precisely because there’s so much choice, it can sometimes be difficult to decide what’s really worth buying. That’s why we asked the camping specialists at Kampeerwereld Hendriks which HABA products they recommend most often to their customers.

Are you a dealer, distributor, manufacturer or buyer in the camping industry? Then the CARAVAN SALON in Düsseldorf is (of course) the trade fair you won’t want to miss. Every year, thousands of professionals and camping enthusiasts come together to discover the latest developments in the world of caravans, motorhomes and camping. HABA will be there once again. During the trade fair, we’ll be presenting our latest products for the 2027 model year, sharing our innovations and looking forward to discussing the future of camping. Are you already a customer, would you like to become a dealer, or are you simply curious about our latest solutions? You’re very welcome to visit our stand (Hall 13 / F53). When is the CARAVAN SALON 2026? The CARAVAN SALON will take place from 29 August to 6 September 2026 at Messe Düsseldorf in Germany. HABA will be in Hall 13 / F53. During the event, more than 800 exhibitors will be showcasing the latest developments in the following areas: • Caravans• Motorhomes•

HABA C-Line System  Your phone’s battery is almost flat, your tablet’s on the charger, and you grab a portable speaker from the cupboard for some background music. Sound familiar? Then you’ve no doubt often thought: surely there must be a more convenient way. With a bit of planning, you can avoid this. In this blog, we’ll help you get started, so you can kick off the camping season feeling relaxed. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be elaborate, and fitting out your caravan or motorhome doesn’t have to be complicated at all. With slim-line built-in modules, you can add extra charging points, lighting, a speaker or other connections. In this blog, you’ll discover what the system is, what options are available and

Camping season is here again! The caravan or RV is taken out of storage, cleaned up, and the excitement begins. Yet, just before departure, doubts often creep in: Is everything packed? Does everything still work? Have you forgotten anything? It’s often the little things that can throw a wrench in the works. An empty gas tank, equipment that doesn’t work, or tent stakes left at home. As a result, you’re not immediately enjoying yourself upon arrival, but are first busy getting everything in order. Good preparation prevents that. In this blog, we’ll help you get started so you can kick off the camping season feeling relaxed. What should I bring to the campground? One of the most frequently asked questions at the start of the season. Not because people don’t know, but because they’re afraid of forgetting something. By approaching it systematically, you’ll keep track of everything. Think off: Kitchen supplies Camping furniture Electrical cables and adapters Cleaning supplies Tools and tent

The Mammoth Carafoot is the solution for caravan owners looking for maximum stability and safety. This smart product from HABA ensures stability of the caravan support leg and prevents the support leg from sinking into soft ground. Thanks to the unique spring clamp mechanism, the Mammoth Carafoot remains firmly in place while driving, without flapping. In this blog we will tell you more about the origins of the Mammoth, we will take you through the development process and you will read how this article distinguishes itself from other caravan feet. Bringing a new caravan foot onto the market, why?When launching a HABA article, we always ask ourselves the question ‘Is the article an addition to the range and why? The range of HABA caravan feet already consisted of 3 different models and what is the added value of a 4th variant. For this reason, we have taken a different approach for the Mammoth Carafoot. We have analyzed our biggest competitor and formulated the research question differently,

Did you know that HABA also sells solar panels? Complete with installation package. HABA also offers items that are essential when using solar panels, such as an MPPT charger, modules that allow you to read the generated solar energy and even inverters. In this video we show you step by step how easy it is to install our solar panel.   

 

How we turned campers into #happycampers The products we developed together with our #happycampers. "On soft surfaces, the legs of my step sink in. This does not have a good effect on my groundsheet and tent carpet... Moreover, the step crooked, which increases the chance of accidents. This is not very handy! Can you think of something for this?" The development of the Stepfoot HABA is market leader in the field of, among others,steps (single or double) for caravans/campers.Several years ago we were confronted by customers with the fact that on softer surfaces,the legs of the step would sink into the ground.Sometimes even damaging the ground cloth and tent carpet.In addition, it is annoying when the step stands askew and unsteady. That is why at the time, HABA started with the development of Stepfoots,for the various HABA steps (steel and aluminum).The difficulty was that at the same time it had to have an adjustable base,while taking into account possible heavy loads up to 150kg.After