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Korea National Recreational Forests Enhance Camping Facilities for Peak Season

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-26 14:36:17
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The Korea National Recreational Forest Management Office (KNRFMO), headed by Director Kim Myung-jong, announced on May 9th the significant improvements made to camping facilities and the surrounding landscapes within national recreational forests, just in time for the peak camping season.

Nestled deep within verdant mountains, the national recreational forest campgrounds offer a unique opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. Campers can relish the refreshing shade of towering trees with minimal equipment, transforming a simple camping trip into an immersive experience enriched by diverse amenities and engaging programs.

Several national recreational forests boast distinctive natural features that elevate the camping experience. The Heeri Pine Forest Recreational Forest, for instance, is renowned for its campsites situated within a dense forest of Korean red pines (Pinus densiflora). This idyllic setting allows campers to inhale the invigorating phytoncides and terpinoids emitted by the trees, known for their stress-relieving properties and promotion of overall well-being.

Similarly, the Deogyusan National Recreational Forest offers a tranquil retreat amidst a majestic Korean nut pine (Pinus koraiensis) forest. The towering trees naturally form a verdant canopy, providing ample shade for campers. Adding to its allure is a picturesque forest trail lined with German spruce trees (Picea abies), planted around 1931, offering an ideal setting for leisurely strolls and rejuvenation.

For those seeking breathtaking vistas, the Chilbosan National Recreational Forest, located on the mid-slopes of Chilbosan Mountain in Yeongdeok, Gyeongsangbuk-do province, presents an unparalleled panoramic view of the vast East Sea. Its strategic location also offers convenient access to nearby beaches, allowing campers to seamlessly combine the tranquility of the forest with the 즐거움 of the seaside.

Recognizing the needs of novice campers, the Hwacheon Forest Campground annually organizes a highly popular "Camping Guide for Beginners" program. This initiative provides essential guidance on basic camping equipment usage and crucial safety precautions, ensuring a comfortable and secure introduction to the world of camping. Furthermore, acknowledging the growing trend of pet ownership, the Geommasan National Recreational Forest and the Hwacheon Forest Campground have thoughtfully established designated pet-friendly camping facilities, allowing families to enjoy the natural surroundings with their beloved animal companions.

Responding to the increasing popularity of larger tents among camping enthusiasts, the Cheongoksan National Recreational Forest and the Sambong National Recreational Forest have undertaken significant facility upgrades. These include doubling the size of existing camping decks and increasing the distance between them. Moreover, the strategic planting of trees around the decks aims to create a more private and intimate camping atmosphere, transforming these locations into highly sought-after camping destinations.

Director Kim Myung-jong of the KNRFMO emphasized the opportune timing of these enhancements, stating, "With the pleasant weather and lush greenery making it perfect for camping, we sincerely hope that visitors will find solace and rejuvenation amidst the dense forests of our national recreational forests." He further added, "We are committed to continuously improving our facilities and services to provide memorable and comfortable experiences for all nature enthusiasts."

The KNRFMO's proactive approach to enhancing camping facilities reflects a growing appreciation for nature-based tourism and the desire to provide high-quality outdoor recreational opportunities for the public. By focusing on both convenience and the unique natural attributes of each forest, the national recreational forests are poised to become even more popular destinations for those seeking respite and adventure in the great outdoors. The improvements cater to a diverse range of campers, from beginners to seasoned veterans, and highlight the importance of preserving and sustainably utilizing Korea's rich natural heritage for the enjoyment and well-being of its citizens. The emphasis on pet-friendly options and larger camping decks further demonstrates a commitment to adapting to evolving camper preferences and ensuring an inclusive and comfortable experience for all. As the peak camping season unfolds, these enhanced national recreational forests offer an inviting sanctuary for individuals and families to connect with nature and create lasting memories.

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