Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site launches summer programs with fountain and workshops

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, operated by Suwon City, has introduced summer programs including lantern-making workshops, yoga and meditation therapy, and water features like a floor fountain. Located in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, the campground offers 30 accommodation units, including auto camping, caravans, and glamping. From July 25 to August 2, 2026, the Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival will take place, alongside rafting on the Nakdong River and visits to the Baekdudaegan National Arboretum. Reservations are made via the Camping Talk app through a lottery system from the 1st to the 15th of each month. 50% of sites are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, who also receive a 50% discount on fees. Since opening in October 2025, the campground has hosted 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase from the previous period.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has introduced summer programs including floor fountains, workshops for star lanterns and herbal syrups, yoga, and woodworking. The site offers 12 auto-camping spots, 6 caravans for 6 people, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are held monthly via the CampingTalk app through a lottery: 50% of spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest are random. Since opening in October 2024 through May 2025, 6,067 visitors used the site, a 67% increase compared to the same period under previous management.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk) launched summer programs including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, handmade syrup workshops using local specialties, and woodworking classes. Reservations are accepted monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the Camping Talk app or website; 50% of spots are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents through a priority lottery. Since opening in October 2024, the site has hosted 6,067 visitors, 67% from Suwon, with occupancy rising to 71.3%.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, opened in October 2024 as a partnership between Suwon City and Bonghwa County. It features 12 auto-camping spots, 6 six-person caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Rates range from 50,000 to 110,000 won per night, with higher prices during peak season (July–August). A 50% discount applies to residents of Suwon and Bonghwa, as well as eligible groups. Reservations are made via the CampingTalk app from the 1st to the 15th of each month through a lottery system: 50% of spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest are random. From opening to May 2025, 6,067 visitors used the site, a 67% increase compared to the previous operator.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site, established through a partnership between Suwon and Bonghwa cities, has become a model for regional revitalization. From its opening in October 2024 to May 2025, it recorded 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to Bonghwa's solo operation. Of these, 67% (4,038) were Suwon residents. Occupancy rose from 30.9% to 71.3%. The site features 12 motorhome pitches, 18 accommodation units (caravans, glamping), a playground, and a lawn. Since June 29, summer programs have launched: star lantern making, yoga, local product workshops, and woodworking. Bookings are via the 'CampingTalk' app through a lottery from the 1st to the 15th of each month. 50% of spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, with remaining spots on a first-come, first-served basis from the 17th. Discounts (50% off) apply to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, basic livelihood recipients, veterans, disabled individuals, and families with multiple children.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County (North Gyeongsang) introduced seasonal summer activities, including lantern-making workshops, yoga, and water features. Residents of Suwon and Bonghwa receive a 50% fee reduction and priority booking. The site offers 30 accommodation units (auto-camping, caravans, glamping) and has seen a 67% increase in visitors since opening in October 2025.

The Suwon-operated campground at Mount Cheongnyangsan (Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang) has introduced a splash pad and hands-on workshops including constellation lantern making, yoga, and fruit syrup crafting. Since its opening last October through May this year, the site recorded 6,067 visitors, with 67% coming from Suwon. Reservations are handled via the CampingTalk app: half of the spots are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest via random lottery.

The city of Suwon announced that reservations for August stays at the Cheongnyangsan camping site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, will be accepted from July 1 to 15 via the CampingTalk app or website. Half of the spots are reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa, with the rest allocated by random draw. The site features 12 auto-camping pitches, 6 six-person caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk) has introduced summer activities including a floor fountain, yoga and meditation therapy, constellation lantern making, and woodcraft workshops. From July 25 to August 2, the Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival will take place along the Naeseongcheon Stream, with rafting and visits to the Baekdudaegan National Arboretum also available. Reservations for auto-camping, caravans, mini-caravans, and glamping are accepted monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the CampingTalk app, with 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents. Since opening in October 2024, the site has hosted 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to the same period under previous management.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has introduced summer programs including water play, woodworking, yoga, and syrup making. Since opening in October 2025, the site has hosted over 6,000 visitors. Half of the spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, with the rest allocated by lottery. Discounts of 50% apply for eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, opened in October 2024, has introduced summer programs and discounts. Since its opening until late May, over 6,000 people visited, with 67% being Suwon residents. Half of the facilities are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, and a 50% discount applies to eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site, located in Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk, opened on October 22 last year and had received 6,067 visitors by the end of May, with 67% (4,038) being Suwon residents. Summer programs include star lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, local syrup making, and woodworking classes. Reservations for August run from July 1 to 15 via the Camping Talk app; 50% of spots are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents via priority lottery, the rest randomly. Discounts of 50% apply to eligible groups.

Cheongnyangsan Camping Site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has expanded facilities and introduced summer programs including floor fountains, lantern-making, woodworking classes, and yoga therapy. Since opening last October, the site has hosted 6,067 visitors, 67% from Suwon; occupancy rose from 30.9% to 71.3%. It offers 12 motorhome pitches, 6 caravans (6-person), 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are lottery-based: 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest open to all.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province) has launched summer activities including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, handmade syrup workshops using local specialties, and woodworking classes. The '2026 Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival' will run from July 25 to August 2 along the Naeseongcheon Stream. The site, opened in October 2024, features 12 auto-camping spots, 6 six-person caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are accepted monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the CampingTalk app or website, with 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in Bonghwa County (North Gyeongsang) has introduced summer programs including a floor fountain, yoga, and workshops for making star lanterns and wooden speakers. Since opening in October 2025, the site has hosted 6,067 visitors — a 67% increase year-on-year. Occupancy rate reached 71.3%, with 67% of guests from Suwon.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, a joint project between Suwon and Bonghwa, has introduced summer activities including a floor fountain, lantern-making workshops, yoga and meditation therapy, and syrup-making using local products. From July 25 to August 2, Bonghwa County will host the Sweetfish Festival, featuring rafting and visits to the Baekdudaegan National Arboretum. From October 2025 to May 2026, the campground attracted 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase year-on-year, with 67% of guests from Suwon. Reservations are made monthly via the CampingTalk app, with 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, and discounts for eligible groups.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County has launched summer programs, including constellation lantern making, yoga, and woodworking classes. The 2026 Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival will run from July 25 to August 2 along the Naeseongcheon Stream. The campground, opened in October 2024, features 12 motorhome sites and 18 accommodation units (caravans, glamping). Reservations are made monthly via the CampingTalk app, with 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site, opened last October, offers summer activities including floor fountains, constellation lantern workshops, yoga and meditation therapy, and homemade syrup classes. Reservations are held monthly from the 1st to the 15th via lottery, with half of the facilities reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. From its opening to May this year, the site recorded 6,067 visitors, 67% of whom were Suwon residents.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, established through cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa counties, has introduced summer activities including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, and woodworking classes. Reservations are held monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the CampingTalk app, with half of the facilities reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. The site features 12 auto-camping spots and 18 caravans/glamping units. Since opening in October 2024, it has hosted 6,067 visitors by May 2025, a 67% increase compared to the previous operator.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk) has launched summer programs including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, and woodworking classes. The site has 12 auto-camping spots and 18 accommodation units (caravans, glamping). Reservations are made via the CampingTalk app or website through a lottery system from the 1st to the 15th of each month. 50% of spots are reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa, the rest are random. Since opening in October 2024 through May 2025, the site received 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to the same period before opening.

The Suwon-operated campsite at Mount Cheongnyangsan in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang, launches a summer program featuring a ground fountain, craft workshops, and access to the 2026 Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival and rafting. Reservations for August open from July 1 to 15 via the CampingTalk app; half of the sites are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents. Since opening in October 2024, occupancy rose from 30.9% to 71.3%, and visitor numbers increased by 67%.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, located in Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk Province, South Korea, has launched its summer season with new programs. As of June 29, the Suwon city government reported the operation of floor fountains and a series of workshops, including lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, and cooking classes using local specialties. Nearby, the Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival will run from July 25 to August 2, with rafting on the Nakdong River and the Baekdudaegan National Arboretum also accessible.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, located in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has launched its summer season with new programs. As of June 29, the Suwon city government reported the operation of ground fountains and activities such as constellation lantern making, yoga, meditation therapy, and handmade syrup workshops using local specialties. The site offers motorhome, caravan, and glamping accommodations, along with a playground, lawn, and observation deck. Reservations are held monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the Camping Talk app, with priority for Suwon and Bonghwa residents. Since opening in October last year, the site recorded 6,067 visitors by the end of May, with a 71.3% occupancy rate, 67% of whom were Suwon residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon campsite in Bonghwa County (South Korea) has launched a summer program featuring lantern-making workshops, yoga, cooking classes, and woodworking courses. The site offers 12 motorhome pitches, 6 caravans, 5 tents, and 7 glamping units. Bookings are made via the CampingTalk app: 50% of spots are reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa, the rest are allocated by lottery. Since opening in October 2024, the campsite has hosted 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to the previous operator.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongsangbuk-do) has launched summer activities including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, local fruit syrup making, and woodworking classes. The site has 12 auto-camping spots, 6 caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are made monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the Camping Talk app; 50% of spots are reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. From its opening in October 2024 to May 2025, the site recorded 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to the same period before renovation.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site in Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk Province, offers caravan, glamping, and auto-camping pitches. Since opening in October 2025, it has hosted over 6,000 visitors, with occupancy rising from 31% to 71%. Half of the spots are reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa, the rest are allocated by lottery. The site is part of a cooperation project between the two cities to address regional depopulation.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County (Gyeongbuk) introduced summer activities including a floor fountain, yoga, woodworking, and making syrups from local specialties. Half of the 30 accommodation units (auto-camping, caravans, glamping) are reserved with priority for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest via random draw for all applicants. Since opening last October, visitor numbers increased by 67% compared to the same period before.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang) has launched summer programs including constellation lantern making, yoga, and woodworking classes. The site, opened in October 2024, features 12 motorhome pitches and 18 accommodation units (caravans, glamping). From opening to May 2025, it recorded 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase over the previous operator. 50% of spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, with the rest allocated by random lottery.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, started summer programs for families on June 29. Activities include lantern making, yoga, meditation, local food workshops, and woodworking. The site has 12 auto-camping spots, 6 caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. From its opening in October 2025 to May 2026, it recorded 6,067 visitors, a 67% increase compared to the same period before opening. Occupancy rose from 30.9% to 71.3%. Half of the spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest are lottery-based. Discounts of 50% apply to eligible groups.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk) has launched summer programs including lantern-making workshops, yoga and meditation. From July 25 to August 2, the Bonghwa Sweetfish Festival will take place. Reservations for August are open from July 1 to 15 via the Camping Talk app.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County (North Gyeongsang Province) has launched a summer program featuring lantern-making workshops, yoga and meditation therapy, and handmade syrup classes using local specialties. Reservations for August are open from July 1 to 15 via the CampingTalk app; 50% of sites are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents through a priority lottery, with the rest randomly assigned. Since opening in October 2024, the campground has hosted 6,067 visitors, 67% of whom were Suwon residents.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County (North Gyeongsang Province) has launched summer programs, including constellation lantern making, yoga and meditation therapy, handmade syrup workshops using local specialties, and woodworking classes. The campground features 12 motorhome sites, 6 caravans, 5 tent sites, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are available monthly from the 1st to the 15th via the CampingTalk app and website, with half of the facilities reserved for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. Since opening in October 2025, the campground has hosted 6,067 visitors, 67% of whom were Suwon residents.

Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site (Bonghwa County, Gyeongbuk) introduced summer activities including a floor fountain, yoga, and craft workshops. Reservations are made via the CampingTalk app: 50% of spots are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, the rest are nationwide lottery. Since opening last October, visitor numbers rose 67% and occupancy hit 71.3%.