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A camping area located within Yedigöller National Park in Bolu, offering the opportunity to camp in nature.

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Yedigöller National Park was declared a national park in 1965 and is one of Turkey's most beautiful natural areas. The park takes its name from the seven lakes it contains (Büyükgöl, Seringöl, Deringöl, Nazlıgöl, Küçükgöl, İncegöl, and Sazlıgöl). These lakes were formed by landslide dams, and each possesses a unique beauty. The national park captivates its visitors, especially in autumn, with a riot of colors as the leaves turn from yellow to red and brown. The campground is situated in harmony with the park's natural beauty. It stands out with its rich flora, various tree species (beech, hornbeam, oak, alder, black pine, Scots pine, fir, linden, and yew), and wildlife (bear, wild boar, wolf, fox, marten, squirrel, deer, roe deer, and various bird species). The campground offers unique opportunities for visitors to engage in activities such as nature walks, photography, and angling (during specific periods and with permission). The overall structure of the national park and the modern facilities of the campground are designed to provide a holiday experience in harmony with nature. Although it is a natural area, the campground provides basic modern facilities to meet the needs of visitors...

tips_and_updatesVisit Tips

• Check the weather conditions before camping and bring appropriate equipment.
• Comply with national park rules, especially regarding lighting fires and littering.
• Wear appropriate shoes for nature walks and follow the trails.
• Respect wildlife and do not disturb animals.
• Consider making early reservations, especially during autumn, as it can be crowded.