Camping Car, Buyeo & You 2026
Yanghwa-myeon is a farming village in Buyeo County, the old capital of the Baekje kingdom, where six in ten residents are over 65. To bring visitors here, the local campsite, two cultural groups and the villagers are hosting families who travel by motorhome or caravan. The programme is backed by a national campsite support scheme.
There are two sessions of two nights each: 6–8 November (10 families) and 13–15 November (30 families). Expect an open house where campers show each other their vehicles, a potluck dinner, magic and music shows, a camping gear flea market and a market for Buyeo farm produce. The highlight is nakhwa-nori, a traditional Korean fire show in which burning pouches of charcoal powder hang on ropes and drop sparks like falling petals; it starts at 19:30 on 7 November.
On 7–8 November the same campsite also hosts the Geumgang Nakhwa Camp: paddleboarding on the Geum River, cycling, lantern making, the Baekje history quest «Sabi Run» and a farm party with dishes from local produce.
Program
- Nov 6–8: session 1 (10 families) — campers' open house, potluck, magic and music shows, camping flea market, Buyeo farm market
- Nov 7, 19:30: nakhwa-nori fire show
- Nov 7–8: Geumgang Nakhwa Camp — paddleboarding on the Geum River, cycling, lantern making, «Sabi Run» Baekje history quest, farm party
- Nov 13–15: session 2 (30 families) — same camp programme
Tickets
Programme free for participants (campsite fee only). Lantern making ₩30,000 and farm party ₩25,000 per person. Registration by phone +82 10-8450-1773, first come, first served.
Organizer
Hanyangsari Nakhwanori Campsite, Beyond Village, Baekje-eseo Nolja and the residents of Yanghwa
Location
Hanyangsari Nakhwanori Campsite, Yanghwa-myeon, Buyeo County, South Chungcheong, South Korea
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