The city of Wonju in South Korea is addressing the issue of long-term parking for motorhomes and caravans. A dedicated parking lot for 80 vehicles will be created near Wonju Station, and an existing 40-space zone in Munmak-eup will be refurbished. The measures aim to reduce inconvenience for citizens and improve the urban landscape.

Wonju City in South Korea plans to create a dedicated parking lot for caravans and camper vans to address resident inconvenience. The facility will feature approximately 80 spaces, CCTV surveillance, and electric vehicle charging stations. Construction is scheduled to begin soon.

The 'Cheongnyangsan Suwon' campsite in Bonghwa County will open on April 1, with bookings starting March 1. Fifty percent of spots will be allocated via a priority lottery for local residents, with the remainder open to a general draw. The site features pitches for motorhomes, caravans, glamping units, and other facilities.

The Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campsite in Bonghwa County will open on April 1. Reservations will be accepted from March 1 via a dedicated app and website, with 50% of spots prioritized for residents of Suwon and Bonghwa. The site features 12 auto-camping pitches, 11 caravans, and 7 glamping units.

A new caravan park named 'Hyu' has opened in Yeosu, South Korea, as part of the Seongdong Healing Center. The facility is situated on a hill offering panoramic sea views. It provides accommodation in stationary caravans for leisure stays.

A new auto camping site has opened in Yeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea. The site is located at the foot of Sobaeksan Mountain and offers pitches for motorhomes and camper vans. The facility is marketed as a nature retreat.

A new complex named Dalmoru, combining a cafe and a caravan-style campground, has opened in Gyodong, Ganghwa Island. The cafe features a rooftop for sunset views towards Gyodong Bridge and the West Sea. The adjacent campground is family-oriented, with kids' areas and shared facilities. The site will remain operational through the Lunar New Year holiday period.

The city of Changwon in South Korea announced on January 2 the construction of a new public parking lot for motorhomes in the Masanhappo-gu district. The facility, with a capacity for 43 vehicles, will begin construction in February and is scheduled for completion in September. This will be the third such parking lot in the city, where authorities are implementing a model of distributed parking zones instead of one large facility.

A new campsite, 'Nakdong River 2', will officially open in Gumi City on January 24. The 3.4 billion won project features 50 motorhome pitches, each 10 meters long, along with showers and a playground. The opening aims to alleviate congestion at the existing popular campsite, which saw 180,000 visitors last year.

Solbit & Company has opened a long-term parking lot called 'AutoPort' for motorhomes and caravans in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province. The facility is membership-based, uses RFID card access, CCTV, and offers additional services like battery jump-starts. The opening addresses the increasing demand for secure parking spaces for large recreational vehicles.

Muan County in South Jeolla Province has completed the renovation of an auto campsite in the Hwesan Baekryeonji area. The refurbished 12,054 sq. m campsite now features 9 bungalows, 7 caravans, 10 deck sites, and 13 regular camping sites. The upgrade aims to transform the location into a destination for extended stays.

Muan County in South Jeolla Province has reopened a renovated auto-camping site. The renovation, aimed at creating a stay-type tourist base, involved installing new bungalows and refurbishing existing caravans. The 12,054 sqm site offers 9 bungalows, 7 caravans, 10 deck sites, and 13 standard sites, with bookings for February now open on the official website.

An auto campground at the Hwesan Lotus Pond in Muan, South Korea, has reopened after renovations. The upgrade involved installing 9 new bungalows and refurbishing 7 caravans. The 12,054 sq m campground features 10 deck sites, 13 regular sites, and shared facilities. Advance bookings for February started on January 2.

Suseong District in Daegu is implementing a lottery system to address long-term motorhome parking issues. One hundred spaces at a temporary public parking lot will be allocated by draw, with 80% prioritized for district residents. Selected users can park for free until the end of the year.

Daegu's Suseong District Office has converted the Maeho-dong temporary public parking lot into the city's only dedicated facility for campervans and caravans. The site's capacity has been increased to 100 spaces and will now operate via a public lottery system due to high demand. The free parking lot, open 24/7, is a response to over 400 complaints about long-term parking of recreational vehicles in residential areas.

A pilot program for long-term parking permits for motorhomes and caravans will start in Ansong in January. The six-month program is limited to local residents and requires vehicle documentation for application. The initiative aims to address the shortage of parking space for large recreational vehicles.

A new camping site in Cheongnyangsan, Bonghwa, North Gyeongsang, has boosted the local economy following its opening in October. During a 40-day trial operation, the site recorded 2,660 visitors, with a 94.3% occupancy rate for its caravan and glamping units. The facility was established through a cooperation agreement between Suwon City and Bonghwa County, offering a 50% discount to residents of both areas and other eligible groups.

The Anseong City Facilities Management Corporation will begin a six-month pilot program in January to offer long-term parking permits for camper vans and caravans at the Wongok public parking lot. The program, limited to local residents who own their vehicles, aims to address the shortage of long-term parking spaces caused by a surge in camper ownership and restrictions in residential areas. Permits will be issued quarterly, with fees doubling if a vehicle occupies more than one standard parking space.

The trial operation of the Cheongnyangsan Suwon Campsite ended on November 30. Over 40 days, the site hosted more than 2,660 visitors, with caravan and glamping occupancy reaching 94.3%. Local businesses report increased customer traffic since the campsite's opening.

The Mangsang Auto Camping Resort, operated by the Donghae City Facilities Management Corporation, has been selected as a 2025 Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Excellent Tourism Business. The selection is based on a comprehensive evaluation of facility standards, service quality, safety management, and customer satisfaction. The resort was also chosen as a 2025 family-friendly public campsite by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization.

The Hyangnam Auto Camping Site in Hwaseong has been selected as an 'Excellent Campground' in the eco-friendly category by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization. The 14,509㎡ site, operated by the Hwaseong Urban Corporation, features 43 pitches and was recognized for its sustainable practices, including a reusable container rental service and enhanced waste sorting. It also provides two accessible pitches and Barrier-Free certified facilities.

The Hyangnam Auto Camping Site, operated by Hwaseong Urban Corporation, was selected as an 'Excellent Public Camping Site' in the environmental category for 2025. The selection, announced at a plaque ceremony on December 3, was based on its reusable container program, safety-focused facility management, cleanliness, and efforts to improve visitor satisfaction. Following the ceremony, a winter safety campaign and facility inspection were conducted.