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South Korea has issued guidelines on safety and etiquette for car camping (chabak) and auto camping. Since September 20, 2024, camping, cooking, and open fires are banned on public parking lots operated by state and local authorities, with fines up to 500,000 won. Special emphasis is placed on carbon monoxide poisoning risks from heaters in enclosed spaces.

Imsil County (North Jeolla Province) ran the 'Imsil Daengdaeng Camping' program on June 20–21 at Osuuigum National Leisure Campground. 36 participants with dogs were selected. The program included caravan accommodation, dog water play, barbecue, a talk concert, and a visit to Imsil Cheese Theme Park. It aims to extend tourist stays and increase local spending as part of depopulation response measures.

Lulune Auto Camping in Chungju (North Chungcheong Province) is located on the site of a former school. The grounds feature century-old trees, and former classrooms have been converted into common facilities. Site rental starts at 30,000 won; advance reservation is required.

Chonamsan Auto Camping in Gunsan, built in 2014 for 3.3 billion won, has been idle since October 2025. The city held 10 private operation tenders, all of which failed. Alternatives include an 18-hole park golf course or a dog park.

Gochang County (North Jeolla Province, South Korea) has opened nine glamping cabins at the Gochang Getbol auto-camping site, equipped with tents, sleeping bags, and kitchen utensils. Reservations are available through the county's unified booking system.

South Korean company Sinil Electronics has introduced three portable home appliances designed for camping, motorhomes, and travel. The lineup includes a folding fan, a multi-cooker, and a mini air cooler. Sales of Sinil folding fans increased by 180% in January–May 2025 compared to the same period last year.