In Gyeongbuk, four closed schools converted into auto camping sites

The Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education (South Korea) runs four auto-campsites converted from closed schools in Pohang, Gimcheon, Yeongdeok, and Yeongju. Each site offers camping spots, showers, toilets, and dishwashing facilities. The fee is 20,000 won per spot, including electricity and water. The campsites are family-oriented and open to students, parents, school staff, and Gyeongbuk residents.

Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education announced the operation of auto campgrounds on the sites of four closed schools. The 'Yeongju Sobaeksan Auto Campground' opened at the former Namdae branch of Buseok Elementary School, with similar facilities in Pohang, Gimcheon, and Yeongdeok. The office aims to create family-friendly camping grounds with specialized programs like '1 Night 2 Day Healing Camp' involving educational families.

Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education announced a pilot project converting four closed schools into auto-camping sites. The 'Yeongju Sobaeksan Auto Camping Site' opened on the former Buseok Elementary School Nandae branch campus, with similar sites now operating in Pohang, Gimcheon, and Yeongdeok. The office aims to create family-friendly camping grounds featuring specialized programs like a '1-night 2-day healing camp' involving educational communities, positioning the sites as experiential facilities that grow with the region.

The Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education (South Korea) announced on the 12th that it is operating four auto-campsites created from closed schools. The campsites are located in Pohang (15 sites), Gimcheon (15 sites), Yeongdeok (25 sites), and Yeongju (12 sites). The initiative aims to repurpose vacant school facilities.