Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in South Korea Hits 10,000 Visitors

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, which opened last October, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors. As of the end of August, 10,832 people had visited, with 64% (6,942) being Suwon residents. Visitor numbers increased by 4,765 in the three months since late May. The project is a partnership between Suwon and Bonghwa: Suwon renovated and operates the campground, which Bonghwa transferred to it free of charge for 10 years. Half of the facilities are reserved for residents of both cities, and discounts are offered to eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site, which opened on October 22 last year, has exceeded 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months. As of August 31, the total stood at 10,832, with Suwon residents accounting for 64% (6,942). The site offers 12 auto-camping pitches and 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping. From April to August this year, 8,172 people visited. Reservations allocate 50% of facilities to Suwon and Bonghwa residents via lottery, with the rest open to random drawing.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors as of August 31, the city of Suwon announced on September 9. Of these, 6,942 (64%) were Suwon residents. The campground, which opened in October last year, features 12 auto-camping sites, 18 accommodation units including caravans and glamping tents, plus playgrounds and other amenities. Reservations are drawn monthly via the Camping Talk app, with half of the sites reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents. Discounts of 50% apply to certain eligible groups.

The Suwon campsite at Cheongnyangsan in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, established through cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa, recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors as of August 31. Of these, 6,942 (64%) were Suwon residents. The site opened on October 22 last year, operated in trial mode until November 30, closed from December to March, and reopened on April 1. It has 12 auto camping pitches, six 6-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Reservations are held from the 1st to the 15th of each month via the CampingTalk app and website; 50% of slots are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, with the rest by random draw. A 50% discount applies to certain categories.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site, established by Suwon City in cooperation with Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has attracted over 10,000 visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the cumulative number of visitors was 10,832, with Suwon residents accounting for 64%. The site features 12 auto-camping zones and 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping tents. Reservations are made through a lottery system via the Camping Talk app and website from the 1st to the 15th of each month. A 50% discount is offered to Suwon and Bonghwa residents and eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, located in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has exceeded 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of May 31, the total number of visitors reached 10,832, with Suwon residents accounting for 64%. The site, which opened in October last year, resumed operations in April after a winter break and attracted 8,172 visitors in five months. Facilities include 12 auto-camping sites, six 6-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Reservations are held monthly via an app and website, with 50% of facilities reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, and discounts available for eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, developed as a joint cooperation project between Suwon City and Bonghwa County, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the total number of visitors was 10,832, of which 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. The camping site opened on October 22, 2024, operated on a trial basis until November 30, then closed for winter and resumed operations on April 1, 2025. During the five months from April to August, 8,172 people visited. The project involves Bonghwa transferring the operation rights to Suwon for 10 years free of charge, with Suwon improving the facilities. The site features 12 auto-camping zones, 6 caravans for 6 people, 5 tent zones, and 7 glamping units. Half of the facilities are allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, with 50% discounts for eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, a joint project between Suwon City and Bonghwa County, recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors in its first 10 months of operation. Suwon residents accounted for 64% (6,942) of visitors. The campground opened on October 22 last year, ran a trial period until November 30, and began full operation on April 1. It offers 12 auto camping pitches (9 deck, 3 gravel), 6 six-person caravans, 5 mini caravans, and 7 glamping units — 18 accommodation units in total. Reservations are allocated by lottery from the 1st to the 15th of each month via the Camping Talk app and website.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon campsite in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has surpassed 10,000 visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the cumulative number of visitors stood at 10,832, with 64% (6,942) being Suwon residents. The campsite, which opened on October 22 last year, operated on a trial basis until November 30, was closed from December to March, and reopened on April 1. During the 40-day trial period, 2,660 people visited, and from April 1 to August 31, 8,172 people came. The facility includes 12 auto-camping sites, 6 caravans for 6 people, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping sites. Reservations are made through the Camping Talk app or website from the 1st to the 15th of each month, with 50% of sites allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents. A 50% discount is offered to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, basic livelihood recipients, national merit holders, disabled people, and families with multiple children.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, opened in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, through cooperation between Suwon City and Bonghwa County, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors within 10 months of opening. As of the end of last month, the total stood at 10,830 visitors, with Suwon residents accounting for 64%. The site offers 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping, and 12 auto-camping zones. Reservations are held monthly from the 1st to the 15th via an app and website through a lottery system, with a 50% discount for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening, with Suwon residents accounting for 64%. From April to August this year, 8,172 people visited. The campground features 12 auto-camping sites, 18 accommodation units, and various facilities. Reservations are held by lottery from the 1st to the 15th of each month, with a 50% fee discount for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, established through cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the total stood at 10,832, with 6,942 (64%) being Suwon residents. The site opened on October 22 last year, underwent a 40-day trial, and resumed operations on April 1. From April to August, 8,172 people visited. Located in Bonghwa County, the site offers 12 auto-camping spots and 18 accommodation facilities, including caravans, tent areas, and glamping. Reservations are made via a lottery from the 1st to the 15th of each month, with a 50% discount for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has exceeded 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months of operation. According to Suwon City, from October last year to the end of August this year, the site recorded 10,832 visitors, of whom 6,942 (64%) were Suwon residents. The camping site, established for mutual cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa, features 12 auto-camping zones and 7 glamping units. Suwon and Bonghwa residents receive a 50% discount on camping fees.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, a joint project between Suwon and Bonghwa counties, has exceeded 10,000 visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the cumulative number of visitors reached 10,832, with Suwon residents accounting for 64% (6,942). The site opened on October 22 last year, operated on a trial basis until November 30, closed from December to March, and reopened on April 1. Facilities include 12 auto-camping zones (9 with wooden decks, 3 on gravel), 6 caravans for 6 people, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Half of the sites are allocated by lottery with priority to Suwon and Bonghwa residents, while the rest are randomly assigned. Discounts of 50% apply to residents of both cities, basic livelihood recipients, national merit holders, disabled people, and families with multiple children.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, a joint project between Suwon and Bonghwa County, has recorded 10,832 visitors since its opening in October last year. Of these, 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. The site features 12 auto-camping spots and 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping tents. Reservations are made through the CampingTalk app, with 50% of spots reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

As of August 31, the Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has recorded 10,832 visitors since its opening on October 22 last year. Suwon residents accounted for 64% of visitors. The site offers 12 auto-camping zones, six 6-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Reservations are made through the Camping Talk app, with 50% of facilities reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, and a 50% discount for eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, established in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, through cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa, has recorded 10,832 visitors since opening on October 22 last year. Of these, 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. The facility offers 12 auto-camping sites, six six-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Half of the sites are reserved preferentially for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, who also receive a 50% discount on fees.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site, established as a joint project between Suwon and Bonghwa, has surpassed 10,000 visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the cumulative number of visitors was 10,832, with Suwon residents accounting for 64% (6,942). The site, which opened on October 22 last year, features 12 auto-camping zones and 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping facilities. It also offers experience programs linked to local specialties, such as yoga and apple-themed workshops. Reservations are made through the Camping Talk app and website, with half of the facilities prioritized for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon camping site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has recorded 10,832 visitors since opening on October 22 last year. Of these, 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. The site offers 12 auto-camping spots, 6 caravans, 5 mini-caravans, and 7 glamping units. Reservations are made through the Camping Talk app, with 50% of facilities reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents.

The Suwon campsite at Mt. Cheongnyangsan in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, opened in October last year, recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors in 10 months. As of August 31, 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. After a winter closure and reopening in April, 8,172 people visited in five months. The site has 12 auto camping spots and 18 lodging units, plus a floor fountain, lawn, and observation deck. Reservations are held via lottery from the 1st to the 15th of each month through the CampingTalk app and official website; 50% of facilities are allocated first to Suwon and Bonghwa residents. A satisfaction and program preference survey runs until September 16 on the SaebitTalk mobile platform.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, which opened last October, has recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors as of August 31, with Suwon residents accounting for 64% (6,942). Located in Bonghwa County, the site offers 12 auto-camping pads, six 6-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Reservations are drawn monthly via the CampingTalk website and app, with 50% of facilities prioritized for Suwon and Bonghwa residents. A satisfaction survey runs until September 16.

As of August 31, the Cheongnyangsan Suwon Camping Site in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has recorded 10,832 cumulative visitors since opening on October 22 last year. Of these, 64% (6,942) were Suwon residents. The site, established through cooperation between Suwon and Bonghwa, offers 12 auto-camping spots, six 6-person caravans, five mini-caravans, and seven glamping units. Reservations are made monthly via the Camping Talk app, with 50% of spots allocated to Suwon and Bonghwa residents. Discounts of 50% apply to certain eligible groups.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, located in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the total number of visitors was 10,832, with 64% (6,942) being Suwon residents. The campground opened on October 22 last year, operated in a trial mode until November 30, was closed from December to March, and resumed operations on April 1. During the 40-day trial period, 2,660 people visited, and from April to August this year, 8,172 people came. The campground was established as a joint cooperation project between Suwon and Bonghwa and includes 12 auto-camping sites, 6 caravans for 6 people, 5 mini-caravans, 7 glamping units, and various amenities and experience programs. Reservations are made monthly through the CampingTalk app and website, with half of the facilities reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents and the other half open to all.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campground, established as a joint project between Suwon and Bonghwa County, has surpassed 10,000 cumulative visitors in 10 months since its opening. As of August 31, the total reached 10,832, with 64% (6,942) being Suwon residents. The campground, which opened on October 22 last year, features 12 auto-camping sites and 18 accommodation units, including caravans and glamping. Half of the facilities are reserved for Suwon and Bonghwa residents, while the rest are allocated by lottery. Programs utilizing local specialties, such as apple cupcake and soap making, are also offered.

The Suwon Campground at Cheongnyangsan, which opened on October 22 last year, had received 10,832 visitors by August 31. Of these, 6,942 were Suwon residents, accounting for 64% of the total. The campground offers 40 campsites and 12 campers, including 6 caravans, 5 campervans, and 7 motorhomes. The facility also provides a conference room, playground, and other amenities.