8 new caravans replace old ones at Mugunghwa Auto Camping in Wanju

Wanju County has replaced all 8 old caravans at the Gosan Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The project cost 500 million won. The new caravans feature improved heating and cooking facilities, plus upgraded outdoor decks. The site reopens on July 6, with reservations available via the Somnadeul platform.

Wanju County (South Korea) invested 500 million won to fully replace eight outdated caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The new caravans will begin operations on July 6. The upgrade aims to address visitor discomfort caused by the aging units and improve overall camping satisfaction. The caravans feature enhanced heating and cooling systems, modern cooking facilities, and a sturdy outdoor deck.

Wanju County has replaced 8 old caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping Site with new models. The renovation cost 500 million won (approx. $375,000). The new caravans feature improved heating and cooling systems, a modern kitchen, and a sturdy outdoor deck. Reservations open on July 6.

Wanju County (South Korea) has replaced 8 outdated caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new units. The new caravans feature improved interior layout, high-performance heating and cooling, a modern kitchen, and an outdoor deck. Operations begin on July 6. The upgrade aims to enhance visitor comfort and safety.

Wanju County (South Korea) invested 500 million won to replace eight aging caravans at Mugunghwa Auto Camping with new models. The upgraded caravans feature enhanced heating and cooling systems, modern kitchens, and sturdy outdoor decks. Reservations open on July 6 via the Forest Nadeul website.

Wanju County (South Korea) invested 500 million won to replace 8 aging caravans at Mugunghwa Auto Camping Site with new units. The new caravans feature upgraded heating and cooling systems, modern kitchen facilities, and reinforced outdoor decks. Reservations open July 6 via the Soopnadeul website.

Wanju County invested 500 million won to replace eight outdated caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The new caravans feature high-performance heating and cooling systems, cooking facilities, and an outdoor deck. The upgrade is expected to improve visitor satisfaction and promote long-stay tourism. Reservations for the new caravans will open on July 6 via the Supnadeul website.

Wanju County replaced 8 old caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new units. The renovation cost 500 million won (approx. $370,000). The new caravans feature modern heating and cooling systems and outdoor decks. The camping site will reopen on July 6.

Wanju County announced on June 17, 2026, that it has replaced 8 caravans at Mugunghwa Auto Camping in Gosan-myeon with new models. The new caravans feature improved heating and cooling systems, modern kitchen facilities, and an expanded outdoor deck. Reservations will open on July 6, 2026, via the Supnadeul-e website.

Wanju County (South Korea) invested 500 million won to replace 8 aging caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The upgraded caravans will start operating on July 6, featuring improved heating and cooling, modern kitchen facilities, and an outdoor deck. The site is located 2.5 hours from Seoul and within an hour from Jeonju and Daejeon.

Wanju County (South Korea) invested 500 million won to replace eight aging caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The upgraded caravans will begin operations on July 6. They feature improved heating and cooling systems, modern kitchen facilities, and sturdy outdoor decks. The renovation aims to enhance visitor safety and comfort while boosting local tourism.

Mugunghwa Auto Camping in Wanju County, South Korea, has replaced 8 old caravans with new models. The renovation cost 500 million won (approx. $370,000). The new caravans feature improved heating and cooling, a modern kitchen, and an expanded outdoor deck. Reservations open July 6 via the Forest Na-deul-e platform.

Wanju County invested 500 million won (approx. $380,000) to replace eight aging caravans at Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The upgraded units feature improved interior layouts, high-performance heating and cooling systems, modern cooking facilities, and outdoor decks. Reservations open on July 6, 2026, via the Forest Na Deul E website. The project aims to enhance visitor comfort and safety while boosting local tourism.

Mugunghwa Auto Camping in Wanju County, North Jeolla Province, has replaced 8 caravans with new models. The upgrade aims to improve convenience and operational efficiency. The new caravans are equipped with modern amenities and can accommodate up to 6 people.

Wanju County has completely replaced 8 aging caravans at the Mugunghwa Auto Camping site with new models. The upgrade aims to address visitor discomfort caused by old equipment and improve overall campsite satisfaction. New caravans feature maximized interior space, high-performance heating and cooling, modern cooking facilities, and a sturdy outdoor deck. Reservations open from July 6 via the Soopnadeul website.