Facility Providing Spaces for Motorhomes Only
The sign indicates the direction to a motorhome parking area
When You See This Sign
When you see the sign you are informed that a motorhome parking area is in the indicated direction. If you are driving a motorhome you can follow the directions but remember it is an information sign — slow down, look for supplementary plates and follow the site's instructions when you arrive.
Rules & Regulations
- The sign is a location sign indicating the direction to a facility intended only for vehicles with living accommodation (motorhomes) and serves as information, not as a priority or mandatory traffic sign.
- Only vehicles with permanent or integrated living accommodation (motorhomes) are intended to use these spaces; passenger cars without living accommodation or dedicated caravans/towed units are normally not intended to park here.
- The sign's directional information may be supplemented with supplementary plates indicating distance or arrows — follow these to find the entrance to the motorhome parking area.
- Parking rules, time limits, fees and local regulations apply at the facility and must be followed even if the sign indicates that the place is intended for motorhomes.
Tips for Drivers
- Reduce speed and be prepared for an exit or braking — entrances to motorhome parking areas may have narrower lanes and slower-moving vehicles.
- If you are driving a motorhome, check signs at the entrance for maximum length, height restrictions, fees and whether services such as electricity or waste-emptying facilities are available.
- If you have a caravan (towed unit) or a campervan without fixed living accommodation, do not assume you may use the space without first checking local information.
- Follow any supplementary plates showing distances or arrows — the sign indicates direction, not the exact location, so pay attention to the guidance.
Common Mistakes
- Assuming the sign automatically applies to caravans (a car towing a caravan) — the sign's main purpose is motorhomes with living accommodation.
- Interpreting the sign as a traffic regulation sign that gives priority or mandates a route — it does not.
- Assuming that overnight stays are always permitted and free just because the place is intended for motorhomes; local rules and fees may apply.
Test Yourself
Road Sign: Facility Providing Spaces for Motorhomes Only
What does this sign indicate regarding overnight accommodation options for vehicles?
- A It indicates the direction to a motorhome site that only provides spaces for motorhomes.
- B It indicates the direction to a campsite with full services for tents and caravans.
- C It indicates that parking is prohibited for vehicles with living accommodation.
- D It indicates the direction to short-term parking for passenger cars.
Exam Tip
On the theory test you may be asked which vehicles the sign applies to — the correct answer is motorhomes with living accommodation; remember that the sign does not automatically cover pure caravans or grant traffic rights.
Did You Know?
H28 is an information sign often found in tourist areas and along major through routes to help motorhome travelers find designated parking and service areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I, as a regular car driver, allowed to park where the sign indicates?
No, the sign indicates a place intended for motorhomes with living accommodation. Ordinary passenger cars without living accommodation should not use these spots unless otherwise stated.
Does the sign also apply to caravans towed by a car?
Not necessarily. The sign's text refers to vehicles with living accommodation (motorhomes). Caravans may be subject to other local rules, so check the information at the site.
Does the sign mean I am always allowed to stay overnight there?
No. The sign shows where a motorhome parking area is located, but overnight stays, time limits and fees are determined by the site's rules and must be followed.
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