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Starting July 1, the Namdong Industrial Complex No. 2 public parking lot in Incheon, South Korea, will operate as a mixed-use facility, with 54 of its 197 spaces reserved for motorhomes and caravans. Applications are open from June 10 to 15, with winners selected by random draw. The parking will initially run on a six-month basis, switching to annual from 2027. Oversized vehicles will pay 60,000 won per month (1.5 times the standard rate).
Yeongbyeokjeong Auto Camping, located in Hwasun County, South Jeolla Province, South Korea, offers camping on a site of approximately 16,500 sq m. The campground operates 24/7 year-round, with weekend rates of 30,000 won per night. Facilities include tent sites, a caravan zone, burners, showers, and restrooms, along with walking trails to the historic Yeongbyeokjeong pavilion.
A glamping caravan park named Youth Glamping Caravan has opened in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The site covers 5,000 m² and is located near the Hangang Geumdae-ri Leisure Town. It offers glamping tents and caravans, plus campfire areas. Entry is free, but accommodation requires advance booking. Smoking and pets are prohibited on the premises.
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Starting July 1, 2026, the Namdong Industrial Complex No. 2 public parking lot in Incheon will become a mixed-use facility, with 54 of 197 spaces reserved for RVs and caravans. Applications are accepted June 10–15, with winners chosen by random draw.
The Uiryeong Fire Department (South Korea) announced on April 12 the release of safety guidelines for campsites, including glamping and caravans, due to increased spring visitors. The agency warned that dry and windy weather can accelerate fire spread. Recommendations include checking KC certification for electrical and gas appliances, placing fire extinguishers near heat sources, and prohibiting carbon monoxide-emitting devices in enclosed spaces.
The city of Daegu (South Korea) will conduct a three-week inspection of parking lots starting March 8 to target long-term RV and caravan parking. From August 28, amendments introduce fines up to 1 million won (about $750) for such violations.
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The city of Daegu, South Korea, will conduct a special inspection of 1,303 public parking lots from June 8 to 29, 2026, targeting long-term parking of RVs and caravans, camping, and cooking. New regulations effective August 28 will impose fines of up to 1 million won.
The Mangsang Auto Camping Resort has opened in Donghae, Gangwon Province, covering 100,000 square meters. Located next to Gagok Beach, it offers dedicated zones for motorhomes, tents, and family sites. Admission is 10,000 won per adult, with extra fees for motorhomes or large tents. The resort is open year-round, but reservations are required during peak season.
Kia announced the 2026 Camper Van based on a minivan, designed for daily use and weekend camping. The expected price is around 50 million won (approx. $37,000), significantly lower than traditional motorhomes costing 70–100 million won. The model features rotating seats, a bed conversion system, a kitchen unit (fridge, microwave, induction cooktop, sink), and a hybrid powertrain. Solar charging and extended off-grid power capability are included.
In the Toegye-dong area of Chuncheon, an RV (Staria) collided with a K5 passenger car. The accident occurred on June 2 around 11:04 AM. Two people sustained minor injuries. Police and fire authorities responded at the scene.
Gimcheon Facilities Management Corporation has introduced the '369 Coupon' loyalty program at Sannaedeul and Jeungsan campsites. Visitors earn one stamp per night; after 3, 6, and 9 stamps they receive gifts, including a 2-hour late checkout. The program runs until December 2026, with rewards valid through 2028.
In South Korea, more people are choosing camping and 'chabak' (sleeping in a car) over overseas travel due to high airfare and fuel costs. This has led to increased campsite bookings and a rise in safety incidents and complaints. Beginners are advised to start with basic gear (tent, tarp, sleeping bag, lantern, stove, first aid kit) and use public campsites, which are cheaper and have facilities. Illegal parking and camping on private land, in protected areas, or on beaches can result in fines. When camping in mountains, avoid areas under cliffs and dry branches; on the coast, check tides and strong winds.
South Korean TV personality Lee Kyung-kyu, together with Hyundai Motor, unveiled the 'Chabak Expedition' (차박원정대) project tied to the FIFA 2026 World Cup. The first showcase took place on January 18. The project involves a motorhome journey covering 11 host cities of the tournament. Participants will use Hyundai vehicles equipped for camping, following the 'Next Starts Now' concept. Lee previously undertook a motorhome trip to the 1999 World Cup.
The city of Yeongju in North Gyeongsang Province is attracting tourists with its natural scenery and camping infrastructure. Key sites include Yeougol Glamping, Yeongjuho Auto Camping, and Sobaeksan Byeolbit Camping, offering caravan and cabin accommodations. The trend toward experiential travel combining trekking and sightseeing is boosting local tourism.
Suju Palbong in Chungju, South Korea, is known as a destination for camping and camper vans (chabak). Previously a free wild camping area, some zones have now been developed or restricted. Upstream, camping spaces with toilets, sinks, and waste sorting facilities are available. Visitors are advised to check the current status before traveling.
The Changwon Fire Department, along with other agencies, conducted a fire safety inspection at the Dalcheon Park auto campsite, a registered camping area in Changwon. The inspection focused on the use of electrical and gas appliances inside enclosed tents, which can cause short circuits, gas explosions, and fires. Glamping sites and caravans must be equipped with fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, residual-current devices, and emergency flashlights. In winter, tent ventilation openings must be kept open to prevent gas poisoning.
The city of Yeongju in South Korea has become a popular destination for camping and glamping. Key sites include Yeougol Glamping, Yeongjuho Auto Camping, and Sobaeksan Byeolbit Camping, offering amenities such as swimming pools, children's play areas, and barbecue zones. Local authorities plan to promote year-round tourism by linking campsites with nearby attractions.
The city of Yeongju in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, has seen an increase in visitors for camping and outdoor activities. Popular sites include Yeougol Glamping with 12 units, Yeongjuho Auto Camping with 127 pitches and 15 caravans, and Sobaeksan Byeolbit Camping with 16 pitches. All facilities offer showers, toilets, and barbecue areas, with nearby hiking trails and attractions.
The city of Yeongju (Gyeongbuk Province, South Korea) reports a rise in tourists choosing camping. Key sites: Yeou-gol Glamping, Yeongjuho Auto Camping, and Sobaeksan Byeolbit Camping.
In the South Korean city of Yeongju, camping is gaining popularity. Authorities have highlighted three sites: a glamping site on the site of a former school, an auto-camping site by the lake, and a campsite at the foot of Sobaeksan Mountain. Tourists combine overnight stays in nature with trekking and visits to local attractions.
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