KOREA NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

When making a reservation on our reservaion system, you don't need to pay and you can pay by cash.

You should make a reservation in advance to secure your camping spot. 

During peak seasons or popular weekends, campsites can be fully booked, and availability for walk-in campers may be limited. 

Making a reservation ensures a smoother camping experience.

Yes, it is possible to reserve a campsite for a large group or special event. 

However, there may be specific rules and procedures in place for such reservations. 

It's advisable to contact the park's visitor center or the KNPS helpline in advance to discuss your requirements and make the necessary arrangements.

If your desired campsite is fully booked, there are alternative options available. 

You can check for availability at nearby campsites within the same national park or explore other national parks in the vicinity. 

It's also worth considering weekdays or less busy periods when campsites may have more availability.

Yes, modifications or cancellations to campsite reservations are possible. 

However, the process may vary depending on the park and reservation system in place. 

It's recommended to contact the park's visitor center or the KNPS helpline to inquire about the specific procedure for modifying or canceling your reservation.

Yes, there are fees associated with campsite reservations in Korean national parks. 

The fees vary depending on campsite size and facilities provided. 

It's advisable to check the KNPS website or contact the park's visitor center for specific detatils regarding reservation fees.

Yes, it is possible to make a campsite reservation without speaking Korean. 

The official website of the Korea National Park Service provides an English version for reservation purposes. 

In case of any language difficulties, you can seek assistance from the park's visitor center or contact the KNPS helpline, which often has English-speaking staff.

It is recommended to make campsite reservations as early as possible, especially during peak seasons such as spring, summer (vacation season) and fall when demand is high. 

Reservations can be made well in advance, and popular campsites tend to fill up quickly.

Yes, there are rules and regulations for campsite reservations in Korean national parks.

Some common guidelines include a maximum number of campers per site, designated camping areas, specific check-in and check-out times, and restrictions on noise and campfire usage. 

It's essential to review and adhere to these rules for a smooth camping experience.

Campsite reservations in Korean national parks can be made online through the official website of theKorea National Park Service (KNPS).