In Poland, it was only in the seventies that consumer production of camping trailers began. Earlier, several factories in Poland attempted to produce caravan, but the living conditions of Poles excluded the possession of such a comfortable product and thus camping tourism with a trailer was not popular. Production of trailers in short series with low efficiency technology, hence the buyers were limited by a group of wealthy customers.

In 1973, the Niewiadów factory, which is part of the Product Household appliances manufacturer, which had already been experimented with trailers from 1966, produced the serial model of the N126 caravan trailer, which became a huge hit. It was produced in an amount of 15.000 copies. The next models of N-127, N-132 still fill the landscape of Polish camping. The later Model N-375 and N-390 became more and more modern and more and more expensive were soon absorbed by Western competition.

Today, the caravan market has changed its character. New camping trailers are no longer bought, but they are rented. And this is the need for dry caravans. More and more restrictions, difficulties and camping costs with a trailer are limited by the development of this type of tourism in Poland.

However, the market of old and cheap trailers adopted for houses and storage spokes is still quite popular in Poland. Trailers are cheaper than any permanent structure (cell) and does not require appropriate building permits. (Brux)

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